There are several articles that we have dedicated in Tatuantes to talk about the factors influencing tattoo pain at the time of being made. As already discussed, it depends from the area of the body that is being tattooed to the technique and style of the tattoo artist himself. Also, as they say, especially among the most veteran in the world of ink, part of tattoo art is pain. However, and like everything in life, there are those who cannot bear pain in the same way but do want to show off a tattooed body.
That is why in recent years the use of "anesthetic" creams has spread to sleep the area of the body that is going to be tattooed. Personally, I have never tried them and I highly doubt that I will, although I do have several close cases and they assure that they are only effective during the first minutes. That said, if you want to get a tattoo but want to be clear that you will experience bearable pain, you may wonder where it hurts least to get a tattoo.
In which parts of the body is it less painful to get a tattoo? Broadly speaking, we can say that arms, thighs, shoulder, calves and upper back are the areas of the body where it hurts the least to get a tattoo. If we realize it, in most of them a greater amount of fat tends to be concentrated, although in others, such as the shoulders, this is not the case. Despite this, and although we say that in these parts it hurts less, it is possible that for some people this is not the case.
In these cases, I like to resort to the popular saying that quotes "Every person is a world". And the truth is that it is. I wouldn't want to end this article without pointing out that trying to figure out where getting a tattoo hurts the least should be the last factor you should weigh when marking your body forever.