Body Piercers

“Tattoos and piercings ruin your true beauty! The human body was not made for more holes and protruding metal. Do you even realize or think about how those will look when you’re older? You want to work in that kind of industry? That occupation is nothing but an absolute dead end.” Some pessimists may have this opinion in the matter of their beliefs toward the tattoo industry. In general, it is known the body modification industry is not favorable, but is not illegal and still present evidently. Body piercers and tattoo artists have considerably more qualities than individuals give them credit for. To become a tattoo artist or body piercer, one is required to follow a series of steps and be aware of the training, responsibilities, industry, and work environment.
Body modification is a wide range of study in which can be categorised in multiple ways, but the main two explored are tattoo artistry and body piercing. A tattoo artist can also be called a cosmetic tattooist. A body piercer and tattoo artist are closely related as they involve similar stages. Being a tattoo artist requires certain qualifications, training, and licensure according to one’s state. Body …show more content…
Salary is differentiated by each tattoo parlor or shop, but also depends whether or not one is a salaried employee. If one is a salaried employee, then there is more of a chance they will be paid above the national or state average annual salary. If not a salaried employee, the clientele one has is their own basic form of income, taken in consideration of how frequently clients make an appearance. The forms of income are often based on the sort of clientele and what services they desire. Some tattoo shops or parlors pay their employees weekly or sometimes daily. Ones that may pay daily start with the amount of business and work put into the day. This versus the weekly is a larger lump sum of money