Not long ago, walking in San Francisco with an acquaintance on a warm afternoon, a woman who looked to be in her late twenties crossed our path. She was wearing jeans and a top that revealed a tattoo ...

Despite cultural taboos, women have been getting tattoos for centuries. In ancient Egypt, women got tattoos as a form of beauty and as a status symbol. Permanent ink was seen for the first time in the ...

Tattooed ladies of the late 1800s dared to bare all their ink as circus attractions–at a time when fashion dictated high-collared Gibson girl blouses and long, full skirts. Just as fashions have ...

Many women wonder "why do women get tattoos" as they think about getting their first ink. Studies show that 23% of American ...

Ex-cons, Harley riders, Popeye. While men dominate stereotypes of people with tattoos, women are the more inked gender in America. A free exhibit at Cal State Fullerton’s Anthropology Teaching Museum ...

Think tattoos are mostly for tough-looking men and only a few women? Think again. The fair sex is getting inked more often these days, according to a poll set for release on Tuesday. Think tattoos are ...

Lynn Allen photographs tattooed women for her new project called "Women In Ink." She has photographed 24 women, and hopes to shoot more in the near future. Interested? For eight years, Lynn Allen ...

Diversity in tattoo shops is not common, women and non-binary artist are looking to make changes. Tattoos are one of the most popular trends among Americans, yet women and non-binary tattoo artists ...

Not long ago, walking in San Francisco with an acquaintance on a warm afternoon, a woman who looked to be in her late twenties crossed our path. She was wearing jeans and a top that revealed a tattoo ...

Tattooed ladies of the late 1800s dared to bare it all as circus attractions–at a time when fashion dictated high-collared Gibson girl blouses and long, full skirts. By baring all, of course, we’re ...