When it comes to getting a wrist tattoo, there are two specific locations that you can use: the inner wrist and the upper wrist. If you are considering a wrist tat, you may want to know the different implications with every location as each one has its pros and cons.

Inner Wrist

Inner wrist tats are more common among women because it affords them the flexibility to hide the tat or flaunt it according to their whim. However, getting the tat may not be as easy as it thinks. The pain is more considerable as there is little fat or muscle to cushion the needle. And because you move this part of your body quite a number of times in the day, ink migration or the spreading of ink and blurring of design is common. You may have to get retouch more often than the other tattoo art you have on your body. A inner wrist tattoo idea may be a word that best describe you.

Upper Wrist

Tats on this are more preferred by men in general than women. Why? Because this kind of tats are often starting points for sleeve tattoos which aren't so popular with the ladies. Just like with the inner wrist, getting ink on your upper wrist will hurt especially when the needle goes through the wrist bone. Another disadvantage is that it may be difficult to conceal this tattoo theme than inner wrist ones. But if your workplace isn't so strict with tattoo art and you plan to add more ink to your entire arm, upper wrist tats are the best way to go.