Ilia recommends washing your hair the day before you get the tattoo to avoid unnecessary irritation as your ink heals. Another plus, according to Ilia? “Behind the ear tattoos are relatively fast, so if they hurt, it isn’t for long,” she tells Bustle.īefore you head out for that appointment, both artists say to keep aftercare (and pre-care) in mind. That said, you can expect most of the discomfort to come from the vibration of the machine versus the needle itself. If you’re wondering how much it’ll hurt to tattoo a spot that’s so close to the bone, Ilia says to keep in mind it depends on your individual pain tolerance. “For some people, they’re also seen as a sort of accessory, much like a sparkly earring.” “They’re usually cute, quaint, and very easy to hide,” adds artist Ilia of High Hopes Tattoo in NYC. That smooth spot before your hairline is perfect for minimalist ink that coyly peeks out behind strands of hair and shirt collars.Īs tattoo artist Diana Divina of Fleur Noire Tattoo in New York City says, “Behind the ear ink is a really fun way to accentuate a part of your body that you probably never think of.” The discrete placement makes these an easy introduction for tattoo newbies, too, or anyone who favors less in-your-face art. When considering tattoo placement, you’ve got your obvious places like the legs, arms, and back - but those looking to take advantage of prime, tucked away real estate might consider behind the ear tattoos.
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