painthebody

Are you looking for the options to express yourself? We have one to offer and it’s body art. If you want to know more, keep reading!

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Henna

Henna dates back as far as Ancient Egypt; it is an extremely lovely, temporary, and very common type of body art, particularly in Arab countries and India. Usually it is applied to the hands and feet, but you can paint it on almost anywhere!

Nail Art

The easiest and most common body art out there, nail art can be done in a beauty salon or from the comforts of your own home! Just grab your favourite colour of nail polish and paint away. You can choose to paint on your favourite colour, match your nail polish to your outfit, or use it in celebration of a holiday.

Tattoos

People get tattoos for several different reasons. Some get them to display others what they believe in, to remember a big event in their life, or simply because they want to look attractive! Tattoos require indelible ink to be inserted into your skin's dermis layer, which will help modify your skin's pigment.

Body Piercings

This form of body art is temporary and can be done almost anywhere on the body! The most common piercing is an earring, but many people choose to have their noses, belly buttons, lips, and other parts of their bodies pierced and bedecked with jewellery.

Body Art

Although ink tattoos are the most common contemporary type of body art, for aesthetic or ritualistic purposes, humans have been adorning their bodies for thousands of years in some way or another.

The History of Body Art

Modify the human form into the existed culture's concept of ideal physical beauty.
The adoption of such adornment was considered a part of reaching social maturity. Body art rituals served as an initiation ritual.
Proof of identity: tribe members and outsiders can identify each other by patterns of their body art.
Hierarchy: usually, the bigger the body modifications, the higher on the social ladder someone was.
Ritual defence: body art often was believed to be a talisman.

Body Art Today

A way to express yourself.
A criticism of the aesthetic values of the larger community.
An expression of spirituality or religion.
A declaration of fashion.
A beauty enhancement.
A rite of the counterculture as well as the mainstream environment.
Subcultural identification: people use body art to show they belong to a certain subculture (conformism).

What Our Service Offers

The two main branches of our service, that you will find extremely helpful, are:

ELECTRONIC LIBRARY

The variety of educational and entertaining books we possess will totally shock you (in the best way possible!). You will learn about different types of body art and how to perform them in case you want to start living on that. Thanks to the mobility of the library you can download it to any device you have and read it everywhere.

COACHING PROGRAM

To build on the knowledge you get from the books, contact the coach and discuss everything you are not sure about! Make an appointment and a coach will get ahold with you at the selected time.