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The rose flower is the epitome of beauty, the source of irresistible fragrance, the symbol of love and all this with the hidden catch – the thorn that ensures that all this beauty is not without pain.
Roses are by far one of the most popular tattoo designs for both men and women to get. They are beautiful, timeless, versatile and symbolic. There is even a famous rock n roll band called ‘Rose Tattoo’.
Most women believed that because it was their big day and an event was once in a lifetime, it was also important to be dressed as extreme and decorated as possible.
Anyway, we have gathered some of the best small flower tattoos so you could get inspired and maybe pick an idea for your next tattoo!
“An animal’s eyes have the power to speak a great language” -Martin Buber
Often, a single animal will represent a handful of ideas, depending on the time and culture.
All this trendy style requires is one hair color at the roots that eventually becomes a different shade at the ends. Bookmark one of these gorgeous ideas to take to your next salon appointment!
Almond nails: sharper than ovals but less dangerous than stilettos. Inspired by, you guessed it, the silhouette of an almond, this nail shape is widest at the base, slightly rounded on the sides of the free edge, and pointed at the very tip.
There is a dreamy short hairstyle for everyone, and some of our favorite celebrities prove it. In the hair world, the old adage “a picture is worth a thousand words” is spot-on.
Your nails should be polished to festive perfection and coordinate your outfit for your Christmas dinner or lunch to match the traditional red and green colors.
Finger tattoos are super adorable and beautiful on its own. Finger tattoos are fun to conceptualize and get creative with. They are cute while meaningful, esp。 Here we have 26 beautiful finger tattoo designs for women for your inspiration.
Arrow tattoos were originally based on Native American tribal life, hundreds of years ago. The arrow represented an essential tool in hunter-gatherer communities, serving as a weapon in hunting and in war. Though a simple design, this symbol is extremely popular because of the powerful, positive meanings associated with it