Lower Back Tattoos Accentuate the Sensuality of a Woman

Of all the sensual or erotic areas of the female body, there are only two areas which are considered a good prospect for a tattoo. These two areas are the nape of the neck, and the lower back. A lower back image is nothing new, although they have certainly gained in popularity over the last few years. For some individuals, lower back tattoos are cons

idered highly sensual, and therefore it is the first choice in female body art for many women

Tattoos have long been used to express individuality, and to denote affiliation with certain groups. Over the years, the styles may have changed, but the primary function they serve has pretty much stayed the same. Ornamentation, affiliation and self expression are the three primary reasons most people get them.

Just like men, women can have body art on nearly any part of their body. Most women are much less likely to be inked in a bold fashion, opting for tattoos which can be easily concealed by the choice of wardrobe. The lower back is the perfect area for a woman to get a tattoo, and still be able to cover it when she feels the desire to do so. Lower back tattoo designs vary greatly, and can be anything from angel wings to tribal designs.

Lower back tattoo designs for women which are extremely popular consist of fanciful winged creatures like angels, Pegasus, dragonflies, and butterflies. Some women opt for other designs, like flower vines, tribal bands or her first name or even nicknames have been used. The lower back lends itself to be the perfect canvas to display these types of body art images. As an added bonus, many men find lower back body art to be extremely exciting, and are drawn to the artwork while it is on display.

For many women, having a lower back tattoo is like having a special secret, which only they can decide when it's time to share it with others. This type of tattoo is perfect for the working woman who needs to adhere to a dress code which prohibits visible body art. In this manner, she not only meets the dress code, she also gets to have that sensual secret body art she's
always wanted

By Bryan Wagoner