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Tattoo removal no picnic, but Sacramento expert has the tools
The Sacramento BeeLet's say you are living in the moment, feeling giddy -- a little tipsy, maybe -- and you decide to go for it. You decide to get that tattoo. Dr. Suzanne Kilmer has a warning for you: Think twice before acting. Not only do you face five times the risk...Tags: Prisons, Harvard University, Cosmetic Procedures, University of California, Davis, Dermatologists
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CGM interviews Megan Massacre of TLC’s NY Ink and America’s Worst Tattoos
Channel Guide MagazineDespite her ferocious adopted last name, TLC’s top tattoo maven Megan Massacre has the face (and hair color) of a rock ‘n' roll Disney Princess and the sweetly lilting voice to match. But the star of the network’s back-to-back Thursday... -
Consumer spending? Way too much
Pretzels, tattoos, and gambling can save the U.S. economy. In "By the Numbers: How Americans Spend Their Money," Lucas Reilly reports that in 2011, Americans spent trillions shopping for all sorts of sine qua nons: $550 million on pretzels, $96 billion on...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Business, Economic Indicator, Consumers, Family
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About half regret their tattoos, removal industry surges
About 22% of college students report having at least one tattoo, and as tattoos become more popular, so does demand for removal procedures. Now, the tattoo removal industry is booming as a result. The Wall Street Journal reports about half of all...
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Tattoo Removal Bill Could Help Former Prostitutes
FOX40 NewsCalifornia could soon provide free tattoo removals for former prostitutes. The state already helps former gang members with removals. The author of the AB 1956, Assemblymember Anthony Portantino, says the bill will help prostitutes with "their self-...Tags: Anthony J. Portantino, Sex Crimes, Cosmetic Procedures, Prostitution
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Is your tattoo ink killing your job search?
Brazen CareeristBrazen Careerist I'm a tattooed professional working in corporate America. As a freshman in college, I didn't think much about how it would affect my chances of becoming employed; I just knew that I didn't want my new tattoo to be on display all the...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Career and Workplace, Employment, Advice Columns and Columnists, Personal Service
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Are you too cool for etiquette rules?
Dear Answer Angel: I'm having a heated debate with a friend: Is it rude to keep your sunglasses on indoors? I say unless you have an eye condition that requires them, yes it is — especially in restaurants, at a friend's house, work, etc. She says...Tags: Dermatologists, Medical Specialization, Allergies, Dermatology
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Dispelling popular tattoo myths in time for the Baltimore Tattoo Convention
Tattoos aren't just for outlaws anymore. Maybe they never were, but for years, popular culture suggested otherwise. Just think of the movies: Robert Mitchum's homicidal preacher in "The Night of the Hunter," with "Love" and "Hate" tattooed on his...
Tags: Johnny Depp, Keith Urban, Robert De Niro, Barry Gardner, Baltimore Convention Center
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SPECIAL REPORT: Teens & Tats
WSBT-TV Anchor/ReporterParents know that when the teen years roll around, there will be arguments. Those arguments typically have been about driving the car, dating, homework or chores. But now you can add a new issue to that list…tattoos. All you have to do is turn on...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Cosmetic Procedures, Barbie (fictional character), Plastic Surgeons, Health and Medical Professionals
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'Real Housewives of Orange County' recap: Happily never after
Last week we learned that adult children of divorce will almost always revert to childish behaviors. Case in point, Briana, the daughter previously known as The Most Reasonable Person in Orange County, dissolved into a impertinent, recalcitrant,...
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Rethinking tattoos
There are many trends I have no trouble understanding even if I don't participate in them, from Facebook to sushi. But one has always baffled me: tattoos. They used to be rare and they're now common across all races and classes. Some 40 percent of...Tags: Steve Chapman, The Washington Post
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