Showing posts with label Trend. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trend. Show all posts

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Titanium Belly Button Rings

Titanium belly button rings are well-known with entire body jewelry enthusiasts, specifically people who have a tendency to suffer from allergies. Navel piercing (along with other forms of body piercing) utilized being something of the fringe interest, but today it is a pretty mainstream practice, in particular among younger women, and there is a huge range of belly button jewelry to pick from.


About Navel Piercing

Belly button piercing is quite well-liked these days. It basically involves piercing in the skin on an upper rim from the navel, not in the belly button itself, and right away inserting a piece of 'starter' jewelry (along with stainless steel, titanium is often employed for new piercings, as it's less most likely to trigger an infection or adverse reaction than other materials).

Following the area has healed, numerous sorts of entire body jewellery can also be worn during the navel, while belly button bars are one of the most common. Healing times vary among individual, but most folks with navel piercings consume about 6 months to a year to heal completely. Care needs to be taken not to aggravate the area during the healing process.


Why Choose Titanium Navel Rings?

Titanium jewelry is always employed for navel piercings partly due to its attractive appearance, but there are numerous advantages to choosing a titanium belly button ring. One is that titanium, using a dark gray color in its natural state, can be anodized to generate a variety of stunning metallic colors, doing it really versatile. Even though titanium is a lot more expensive than some of the cheaper options, it is even now affordable for most, and it's lightweight too, weighing in at just 60% of an equivalent volume of stainless steel.


Perhaps most importantly for an area that is particularly prone to infection or irritation, titanium belly jewelry is much less possibly than most to cause allergic reactions. It is virtually free of nickel (a really well-known trigger of jewelry allergies), can be sterilized using an autoclave, and is resistant to corrosion and unlikely to react adversely once in contact with human body fluids.

Titanium Navel Piercing Styles

Titanium navel 'rings' may or may possibly not take in the type of a full ring. When buying system jewelry over an internet, you will notice that numerous if not most retailers use the term belly button 'ring' to refer towards the well-known curved barbell sort of navel jewelry.

These is also plain and effortless in form, or might be decorated with gemstones, fancy crystals and/or dangling ornaments of a number of kinds, just like stars, butterflies, gemstones, flowers, skulls, zodiac symbols, animals, logos and more. You may also get 'twists', too circular rings, some of which may have a bead attached (these are named captive bead rings, or CBR), and there is a newer sort of full belly button ring offered that has a clasp to maintain it closed.


Most starter rings are in simple bar form, but once your very first piercing has healed, you will have a wider choice of titanium ring and bar navel jewelry to pick from. Plain titanium is a slightly dull silver color in appearance, that is certainly very appealing inside a minimalist way, but one in the great benefits of titanium physique jewelry is that it can be colored, and you are able to select from a large number of single color or rainbow hued rings and bars.


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Monday, August 22, 2011

Facial Modifications (Piercings) You Don't See Everyday

The types of Facial Piercings / Modifications shown in this posting are not the kind one sees every day and as time keeps going by people find other ways to stand out from the rest by simply doing things that no one else got the balls to do.






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Sunday, August 21, 2011

Stretching Lip Piercing

Lip piercings have become very popular with the younger set in recent years. In addition to a traditional lip piercing, many people also prefer the look of a stretched piercing with a larger gauge, or metal bar in the lip. While it is uncomfortable and must be done gradually, you can stretch your lip piercing yourself if you are extremely careful about it. Be sure to give yourself plenty of time to heal before moving on to the next size.


Wait for your lip piercing to heal completely. Body Manipulations, a piercing studio in San Francisco, estimates that it can take from 9 to 12 weeks for a lip piercing to heal.

2) Multiply the time it took for your lip ring to heal by three. If it took 12 weeks for your piercing to heal, you should wait an additional 24 months to begin the stretching process.

3) Purchase a lip ring one gauge higher than the gauge you are currently wearing. If you are unsure what gauge you are wearing, go to a local piercing studio and inquire.

4) Remove your current lip ring.

5) Soak the taper in your liquid soap and place it into the lip hole until it becomes difficult to do so.


6) Push the rest of the taper through until there is only a small bit (about 1/4 of an inch) sticking out of the piercing site. This should be a bit uncomfortable and even slightly painful. However, if the pain is excruciating, discontinue immediately.

7) Lubricate the end of your new jewelry with a moderate amount of soap and push the taper through your lip, followed immediately by the new jewelry.

8) Wash the outside of your piercing with liquid soap, and rinse your mouth out with a salt water solution twice a day to prevent infection.


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Friday, August 19, 2011

9. Trend Horsemaning Pictures From Around The World (25 Photos)

Originated in America, horsemaning, new weird entertainment of the youth is spreading all over the world. Here are the most weird and shocking pics of horsemaning. From the south of France to Thailand to the NBC Studios, horsemaning spans the globe. Check out this documented in more than 20 locations.




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Belgium




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Budapest




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Holland




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Melbourne




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Turkey




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Thailand




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Thailand




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At The Nike Store




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Fischamend, Austria




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On Google+




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At Cold Stone Cremery




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At The Exotic Huffington Post Offices (NYC)




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At The MTV Offices (Times Square, NYC)




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At A Deli (Location Unknown)




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On The Beach (South Of France)




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On The Radio




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In The Style Of The 18th Century




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At NBC Studios (NYC)




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At BuzzFeed HQ (Soho, NYC)




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On The Planet Kamino?




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In A Basement, While Playing Call Of Duty: Black Ops (Location Unknown)




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In A Pool (Location Unknown)




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In An Office…With A Giant Knife




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Rural Nebraska?
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Thursday, August 18, 2011

Tattooing Nipples on Breast Cancer Survivors.

After a mastectomy, women want nothing more than to regain their identity and self-image. Following reconstruction, let our Areola MicroPigmentation permanent tattoo makeup restore the hue, shape, and texture to your areola. It’s one of the great last steps to restoring what was once a lost part of yourself.

After a mastectomy, women frequently have breast reconstruction or Areola MicroPigmentation. Breast reconstruction alleviates the deformity of the breast and constructs breasts that meet the patient’s expectations aesthetically and psychologically.


Areola MicroPigmentation enhances the hue and provides a natural appearance for the breast that has undergone reconstruction. The appearance of natural looking nipples and areola is achieved by skillfully blending pigments to enhance or recreate your skin's natural colors.

Areola Micro Pigmentation Procedure - Many women opt for Breast Restoration after mastectomy and as part of this process choose to have the nipple and areola created to complete the breast restoration process. Our permanent Areola MicroPigmentation techniques involve implanting custom color pigment into the dermal layer of the skin as a way to restore the natural beauty of your breasts. Areola Micro Pigmentation provides color and definition - essentially a tattooing of the area - in order to simulate a nipple and areola.

This process improves the appearance of post-surgical scarring around the circumference of the areola, due to Nipple Restoration or breast uplift surgery. Prior to the Micro pigmentation procedure a consultation will determine the most pleasing color, position, form and size for the nipple and the areola.

If only one breast has been reconstructed - pigments are custom blended, to create the most natural looking result to match the existing nipple and areola.

For men and women who have areolas that are too small, asymmetrical, and too pale or without definition, cosmetic tattooing can achieve a balanced shape, even coloring and clarity. Permanent cosmetic tattooing is a simple, non-surgical procedure that when performed properly, is safe and effective. It’s an excellent way to enhance your natural appearance and possibly eliminate the need for traditional makeup.


Areola MicroPigementation is a permanent cosmetic technique great not only for cancer survivors, but for men and women longing to enlarge the areola or define and smooth the nipple.

Areola MicroPigmentation Process - Topical anesthetics are applied prior to the medical tattooing process to reduce the pricking sensation. However, in many of the cases full sensation may not have been restored following the reconstructive surgery and hence the patient feels very little. The nipple and areola are created initially on the breast mound using a surgical marker, and only when the patient indicates that she is content with the position and form will the medical tattooing procedure begin. The pigment infusion process normally takes 60 to 90 minutes and does not require admission to a hospital.

Areola MicroPigmentation Post Procedure care is simple. A patient will need to apply an antiseptic cream twice a day and keep the nipple and areola covered with sterile gauze for two days. A follow up procedure is normally required after four to six weeks, in order to allow final adjustments to be made to the shape and color of the nipple and areola.

To see an example of this tattooed nipples go to Inked Plus Raw, click on the link below.


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Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Electronic "Tattoo"

This new technology is based on ultrathin electronics, which can then be placed on a person’s skin. Think of it as being similar to the temporary sticker tattoos that even children can use. The big difference is, obviously, an electronic tattoo is technology advanced and has other purposes.


The new breed of tattoos is the handiwork of John Rogers of Urbana-Champaign (in collaboration with other institutions in the United States, Singapore, and China). As you can see in a video showcasing how an electronic tattoo can be applied, you simply need to place the material on your skin, rub it in with some water, and you have a temporary tattoo of a different kind!


Being a new technology, the use and development of electronic tattoos are still being studied. However, the researchers have high hopes for these wearable circuits in the medical field. For example, they can be used to monitor heart and brain activity. In the future, you might even find yourself using an electronic tattoo as a portable computer of sorts.

The sensor attaches to human skin just like a temporary tattoo and can move, wrinkle and stretch without breaking.



Researchers hope it could replace bulky equipment currently used in hospitals.


A mass of cables, wires, gel-coated sticky pads and monitors are currently needed to keep track of a patient's vital signs.

Scientists say this can be "distressing", such as when a patient with heart problems has to wear a bulky monitor for a month "in order to capture abnormal but rare cardiac events".

Solar cells

With the tattoo, all the electronic parts are built out of wavy, snake-like components, which mean they can cope with being stretched and squeezed.

There are also tiny solar cells which can generate power or get energy from electromagnetic radiation.

The device is small, less than 50 micrometres thick - less than the diameter of a human hair.

The sensor is mounted on to a water-soluble sheet of plastic, so is attached to the body by brushing with water, just like a temporary tattoo.

It sticks on due to weak forces of attraction between the skin and a polyester layer at the base of the sensor, which is the same force which sticks geckos to walls.

In the study, the tattoo was used to measure electrical activity in the leg, heart and brain. It found that the "measurements agree remarkably well" with those taken by traditional methods.

The sensor moves with the skin
Researchers believe the technology could be used to replace traditional wires and cables.

Smaller, less invasive, sensors could be especially useful for monitoring premature babies or for studying patients with sleep apnoea without them wearing wires through the night, researchers say.

Prof Todd Coleman, from the University of Illinois, said: "If we want to understand brain function in a natural environment, that's completely incompatible with studies in a laboratory.

"The best way to do this is to record neural signals in natural settings, with devices that are invisible to the user."

The device was worn for up to 24 hours without loss of function or skin irritation.

However, there are problems with longer-term use, as the skin constantly produces new cells, while those at the surface die and are brushed off, meaning a new sensor would need to be attached at least every fortnight.

'Electronic skin'

When the tattoo was attached to the throat, it was able to detect differences in words such as up, down, left, right, go and stop.

The researchers managed to use this to control a simple computer game.

John Rogers, professor in material science and engineering at the University of Illinois, said: "Our goal was to develop an electronic technology that could integrate with the skin in a way that is invisible to the user.

"It's a technology that blurs the distinction between electronics and biology."

Prof Zhenqiang Ma, an electrical and computer engineer at the University of Wisconsin, argued that the technology could overcome issues with bulky sensors.

"An electronic skin will help solve these problems and allow monitoring to be simpler, more reliable and uninterrupted.

"It has proved to be viable and low-cost in this demonstration which will greatly facilitate the practical clinical use of the electronic skin."


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Saturday, August 13, 2011

God, Saints and Deities

Religious tattoos can take many forms, including images of saints, religious symbols and figures, scenes of religious history and quotations from ancient texts. In many ways, the tattoos are a form of identity used in this case they are used to display and affirm their religious beliefs. Below is some information about the prospects for religious tattoos and how they allow people to give a certain image of themselves and their spirituality.


A common choice for those with Religion is a religious symbol of a strong sense for them to choose. Religion plays an important role in the lives of believers. For this reason, many of them choose a religious symbol or a figure for a tattoo. Some opt for pictures of people, like the Virgin Mary or Buddha, while others choose symbols like the cross, a Star of David or other image that they find persuasive. Other select pieces of text, such as verses from the basic text of their religion, as the Bible, the Koran, the sutras, or other religious text.


No matter how it is shown that religion is often used in the art of tattooing. Some people think it is very important to them and if they show their religiosity on their bodies. In a way, the body is a vehicle for religious ideologies.


Some may be from the perspective of religious tattoo evangelize through their tattoos, while others are present, the tattoos remain a tool of inspiration to focus on what is most important to them. It is not only a permanent marker to show commitment to their bodies, their faith, but it can be seen by others and show their beliefs as part of their identity.


This tattoo religious perspectives offer people a means by which they can foster a distinctive identity as a pious person. This is very important for believers, religion serves as a central element in what they are.


Religious tattoos show identity and show others that they believe in a particular religious system, whatever it be. Some people get tattooed by devotion, a saint or deity, often painful process of tattooing as a sacrifice in honor of the saint or deity can be used.


Some people tattoo themselves with religious imagery to get them, how they want to live their lives to remember. Whatever the reasons, the prospects for religious tattoo a popular phenomenon.


Even people without religion can take over her life for inspiration a religious figure, and the feeling that a tattoo is permanent features of his art and help them stay by the figure or symbol inspired.


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