The predecessor of tattoos is tattoos. When the tattoo machine has not yet appeared, it is used to puncture the patterns with needles and needles on the body. What is done in the prison, because tattoos are only black, not special tattoo pigments, the color will turn blue and blue after a long time, so it is also called tattoos. Since the pre-Qin era, tattooing has been a warning on prisoners' faces. In ancient classics, there have been stories such as tattoo, sculpting, tie-green, dot-green, and carving-green, such as mother-in-law tattooing. In the "Water Margin", there are at least three important characters covered with tattoos: Flower Monk Lu Zhishen, Jiu Wenlong Shi Jin and Prodigal Yan Qing. Ancient Egypt even used tattoos to classify social status. Victorian women in the United Kingdom popularized red lips, similar to modern lips, eyebrows and other permanent makeup. As a result, tattoos began to slowly break away from the partial punishment that gave people a negative impression of tattoos and evolved into a type of personal decoration. In many cultures, tattoos are a tradition and a symbol of social class and status.
Tattoos are developed on the basis of tattoos. Electric tattoo machines are adopted. Special color materials are available. The colors are rich and the patterns are more. With the development of society, tattoo has become a multidisciplinary comprehensive art form. It integrates art, culture, medicine and psychology, and has certain marginalities.
