Chest tattoos can be used to accentuate a woman’s cleavage and can be ornate or simple in design. Sternum tattoos are gaining popularity as are underboob tattoos (tattoos inked on the ribcage directly under the breast),which are a stunning way to feature a woman’s natural curves and accentuate her femininity.
Secondly, how much does a chest piece usually cost?
A full chest tattoo price could be anywhere from $600 to $1,200 since it can take around 6 hours of work. A half chest tattoo is about $250 for a two-toned color outline design. Expect to pay $350 or more for a filled-in, full-color design.
Consequently, do chest tattoos hurt female?
Chest tattoos are a popular choice. But depending on your pain tolerance, your tattoo artist’s schedule, and your patience, they can take years to complete—or they can be artfully inked within a single session. Either way, most chest pieces are going to be painful unless you have lots of body fat or muscle in the area.
What does a tattoo on your chest mean?
Chest tattoos are symbolic for the wearer in that they present themselves “face forward”. For men, a full chest tattoo is a hallmark of masculinity, strength, and power, plus a personal touch in regards to the size and design.
What does the chest symbolize?
The chest is a reasonably protected area because of the ribs, so in some dreams it indicates ones strength, defensiveness, or the ways you protect your ‘heart’ – your sensitive core of feelings. But it can also be used as an image of your pride or your positive and life giving feelings.
How long does a chest piece take?
150 to 300 an hour. Depending on how big your chest is and how much detail there is in the art, and lastly how well you can sit. It is easy to get into the 30 hour range on a chest piece.
How big is a $500 tattoo?
Hip/Thigh. A standard size hip or thigh tattoo (about 1ft in length) will run you about $500 for outline only, or anywhere from $1,500-$2,000 for full color.
Do you tip tattoo artist?
The best rule of thumb you can follow is to tip at least 20 percent of the total cost of your service, and tip even more for custom, intricate designs.
