4 Most Popular Types Of Lower Back Tattoo Designs

With so many choices, it can be difficult to find lower back tattoo designs that appeal to you. Recent statistics show that 1 in 5 women who have a tattoo have it on their lower back which supports a rise in ink in this location. As the lower back on a woman is considered a sensual or sexy place, it's no wonder this region is becoming a place to display ink.

If you were to list the two most popular areas for women to get tattoos it would be the neck and lower back. One of the top reasons for these locations is that they can be hidden by clothing. For instance, at work tattoos in these locations can be covered up by a shirt. And on Friday night after work they can be put on full display with some low cut jeans and a tight fitting high riding shirt.

3) Tribal Designs - Of all lower back tattoos these are considered the most common. These designs can range from Sun to Celtic.

Lower back tattoo designs come in a wide variety of styles, some of which are given below:

1) Dolphin Tattoos - Most women like these because they are just so darn cute. Butterfly tattoos come in a close second here.

2) Flower Designs - You can find these popular designs on many women's lower backs.

4) Dragon Designs - You'll find these on more risque and adventurous women.

With literally thousands of designs to choose from, it can be tough. Be sure to take your time and decide on one that it right for you. If there are any doubts in your mind then step back for a few days and mull it over. You don't want to rush into something and then later regret it. If you decide later on that you want a tattoo removed, it can be expensive and painful.

When tattoo day arrives, dressing appropriately is key. You don't want to make it hard on the artist when he's working. Be sure to where something loose fitting. Once you get a lower back tattoo there are some things you need to keep in mind. During the healing process, be sure to wear clothes that are not tight fitting. Scarring can occur if clothing is too tight and rubs on the tattooed area over a period of time.