Maori tattoo

Maori tattoos are among the most distinctive tattoos in the world and have their own identity amongst the Polynesian tattoos. Tattooing is a sacred art among the Maori people of New Zealand, and probably came to them from the islands of East Polynesia.

Maori tattoo art is very beautiful, consisting of curved shapes and spirals in intricate patterns. Distinctive for Maori tattoo designs is the fact that they are based on the spiral and that they are curvilinear. The most prevalent place for a Maori tattoo was the face, probably a result of the cool New Zealand climate.

Henna Tattoo

Gaining in popularity is the Henna Tattoo. They are not enduring and wear out a paste called Henna which customarily stains the top part of the skin. These tattoos are brown in color but can manufacture shades using a variety of mixes. Adding things to the paste such as coffee, fruits, and so on., can attain this effect, while adding together baby and smear with oil gives it strength in its color and duration.

2-4 weeks is how long the normal tattoo will keep on. It depends on the henna paste being used along with the precision of the tattooed area.