A tattoo is a permanent mark on your skin, which is made with the insertion of needles and inks that pricks into the skin’s top layer. However, many people especially the young generation of today love the idea of getting a tattoo engraved on their body, but what they do not know is the set of risks that it carries. However, at the beginning you may feel the pain but not later. When you age with time, the tattoo might cause some skin rashes or infection, which could worse if not treated on time. Given below are some yes’ and nos, which could help you in making a wise decision on whether your body really needs that, or not. Dos See a professional tattoo artist Many others set up a tattoo-making center but in illegal terms. Government agencies especially the local health department does have a concern for you and so is why they need different licenses for both; the shop and the artist. The first thing is to ensure that the shop from where you wish to get a tattoo whether carries a license or not. If it does, you can go ahead! Do your own research first.  Bring in your various pictures or the image that you wish to get engraved on your body part. If you are a girl and love butterflies then here is where you can explain the tattoo artist on the way you want it inscribed on your body. The artist then customizes a unique design and it takes a few days to make it look more intricate. Do you know the pain from it? Getting a tattoo is painful and yes, it hurts especially when you have decided to get it engraved on the nerve part such as torso or your lower back or arm. If you choose something bigger, this might take a longer time. The longer the time, the more the stress is. Don’ts Do not forget to ask queries Tattoo shops might look scary but do not be scared to ask questions that are in your head. Ensure that the tattoo maker uses a fresh pack of needles, if not it could lead to unwanted rashes or other infections. Think so that you don’t end up regretting later So always, think which part you have to insure and which part you want the tattoo engraved. Regretting will only leave you in the removal of the tattoo.