Opinions on girls with quarter sleeve tattoos?

Q. I'm female, wanting to get a tattoo on my upper arm. I have no idea if i should do this or not. should i stick to something smaller? please give me your input, thanks!

A. I hate to say this because it is so cliche. But it depends on the tattoo. I am not a big fan of large tattoos on women. I like small discreet tattoos instead of in-your-face. But with that being said, I have seen some beautiful larger tattoos (including sleeves) on women that are amazing.

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quarter sleeves and portraits on women?

Q. Is a quarter sleeve tattoo on a woman attractive or butch and masculine? I want to get from below my elbow to my wrist done and incorporate things like birds, flowers, and wording.
Also, is a portrait tattoo on a woman's arm masculine?

A. Sweets,

I'm not being funny, but if you like it and want it done, why would you care what any of us think? It's your arm, not ours and it's your personality and mind that contribute to your personal style. No one on here has any say whether you should do it or not.

Personally, I love sleeves and cuffs on women and have both. The majority of my female clients are having sleeves done and portrait work on arms is always popular.

You really shouldn't stress over what some closed-minded tw*ts on Y/A think...they're not going to be meeting you any time soon. Not to mention the good ole' saying: "Don't like it, don't look" (^_^)

I would just jump in and go for it, good luck :) xx

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how do you feel about women with tattoos?

Q. Do you think women with tattoos are less or more attractive?

A. Just as I don't lump all females into one category, I don't lump all tattoos into one category, either. Really good skin art on a pretty woman makes her look exotic. A well done three quarter sleeve, on the right girl, looks really good. Poorly done work takes away from her attractiveness.

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Opinions on girls with quarter sleeve tattoos?

Q. I'm female, wanting to get a tattoo on my upper arm. I have no idea if i should do this or not. should i stick to something smaller? please give me your input, thanks!

A. I hate to say this because it is so cliche. But it depends on the tattoo. I am not a big fan of large tattoos on women. I like small discreet tattoos instead of in-your-face. But with that being said, I have seen some beautiful larger tattoos (including sleeves) on women that are amazing.

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What to wear to a business interview?

Q. im a college student and need a little guidance on what to wear to an accounting interview (especially the shoes, what height heel is appropiate?) for a major accounting firm such as pricewaterhousecoopers LLP and kpmg LLP??

A. You are required to wear some sort of "business" attire. This consists of a blouse (perhaps light colored or white) with a suit or pant suit (I personally prefer a woman in the skirt suit that falls somewhere between 2 inches above and 2 inches below the knees.

The website link below provides a more current list of what to wear and not to wear for interviews:

Women's Interview Attire

* Solid color, conservative suit
* Coordinated blouse
* Moderate shoes (heels 2 inches or less for women)
* Limited jewelry
* Neat, professional hairstyle
* Tan or light hosiery
* Sparse make-up & perfume
* Manicured nails
* Portfolio or briefcase

If you're in doubt about how to dress for an interview, it is best to err on the side of conservatism. It is much better to be overdressed than underdressed (or undressed).


What not to wear:

1. Carrying a backpack or fannypack or purse

2. Sunglasses on top of your head or headphones around your neck: Be sure to remove all your "transit gear" and tuck it in your briefcase before entering the lobby.

3. Too-short skirts: Forget what some of those gals on 'The Apprentice' are wearing. Your skirt should cover your thighs when you are seated.

4. The wrong tie: Ties should be made of silk, no less than three and a quarter inches wide with a conservative pattern. Image consultants say the best colors are red or burgundy.

5. Overly bright or large-patterned clothing: With the possible exception of creative fields like advertising or computer programming, it's best to stick with navy, black or gray.

6. Heavy makeup on women (or any makeup on a man)

7. Earrings on men: In fact, men should avoid wearing any jewelry unless it is a wedding ring, class ring or metal watch.

8. More than one set of earrings on women

9. Facial piercings, tongue jewelry or visible tattoos

10. Ill-fitting clothes. Few people can wear things straight off the rack. Spending a little extra to have your garments tailored is a worthwhile investment.

11. Long fingernails, especially with bright or specialty polishes. Nails should look clean and be trimmed to a length that doesn't leave an observer wondering how you keep from stabbing yourself.

12. Unnatural hair colors or styles. Remember, Donald Trump was a billionaire well before he began wearing a comb-over. If you're balding, try a close-cropped cut like Bruce Willis or Matt Lauer.

13. Short-sleeved shirts, even worse when worn with a tie

14. Fishnets, patterned hosiery or bare legs (no matter how tan you are). Women should stick with neutral color hosiery that complements their suit.

15. Men whose socks don't match their shoes, or whose socks are too short and leave a gap of flesh when they are seated

16. Rumpled or stained clothing: If interviewing late in the day, try to change to a fresh suit beforehand.

17. Scuffed or inappropriate footwear, including sneakers, stilettos, open-toed shoes and sandals

18. Strong aftershaves, perfumes or colognes: Many people are allergic to certain scents. For a subtle fragrance, use a good quality bath soap.

19. Belts and shoes that don't match: Shoes and belts should be made of leather or leather-like materials and the best colors for men are black or cordovan.

20. Telltale signs that your wearing a new suit. Remove all tags and extra buttons -- and remember to cut off the zigzag thread that keeps pockets and slits closed!

Don't be a wardrobe malfunction waiting to happen. Plan and lay out what you're going to wear several days before the interview, so you'll have time to shop or get garments pressed and cleaned.

Save "innovative" or revealing garb for the club (or your couch) and strive for crisp, clean and professional. Remember, you want the interviewer to be listening to what you're saying, not critiquing what you're wearing.

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What your honst opinion for chicks with sleve tattoos?

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A. One well done three-quarter sleeve makes an already attractive woman look exotic. A full sleeve looks good too, but I have a special fondness for the three quarter sleeve. They look very ladylike. They show forethought, planning and good judgment.. That's my honest opinion, since you asked. Take good care.

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What your honst opinion for chicks with sleve tattoos?

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A. One well done three-quarter sleeve makes an already attractive woman look exotic. A full sleeve looks good too, but I have a special fondness for the three quarter sleeve. They look very ladylike. They show forethought, planning and good judgment.. That's my honest opinion, since you asked. Take good care.

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Sleeve tattoos in the Air Force?

Q. I was wondering about the reg on having a sleeve tattoo in the Air Force. I'm already in, I'm just confused as to what the rules are. I know 2903 says a quarter of the exposed body part, but I have a supervisor and a co worker who have full sleeves and just wear long sleeve sand t shirts and keep their ABU sleeves down. Is that actually allowed? Or is it something that is just overlooked? I hardly ever wear my blues, and if I do, it's service dress for a ceremony or something. So the short sleeve blues wouldn't be an issue, and I can wear a long sleeve pt shirt. If there's anyone who knows what the actual rule is, that would be great.

A. Tattoo rules have changed and are changing as the tattoo fad is fading. It is more restrictive now but some folks were "grandfathered" in although extensive tattooing may effect their future promotion.

The best way to handle it is to consult your Command and get a written directive to keep PERMANENTLY.

However, the absolute best way to handle it is NOT get any stupid tattoos. Since 47 MILLION Americans (including the little old ladies in their 70s with fresh tats) are now tattooed to demonstrate their conformity and herd instinct you might want to think about being an individual and a real rebel and NOT get any.

In 10 years you won't have to be one of those people looking in the mirror, thinking, "What the HELL was I thinking?"

Another consideration to ponder: Tattoos - especially full sleeves - are genuinely expensive. What could you be doing with that money that would be more beneficial and constructive to your life? Maybe find a nice woman and date her?

If you want to be a lemming, go right ahead, but consider what happens if the rules change again later.

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how do you feel about women with tattoos?

Q. Do you think women with tattoos are less or more attractive?

A. Just as I don't lump all females into one category, I don't lump all tattoos into one category, either. Really good skin art on a pretty woman makes her look exotic. A well done three quarter sleeve, on the right girl, looks really good. Poorly done work takes away from her attractiveness.

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Opinions on girls with quarter sleeve tattoos?

Q. I'm female, wanting to get a tattoo on my upper arm. I have no idea if i should do this or not. should i stick to something smaller? please give me your input, thanks!

A. I hate to say this because it is so cliche. But it depends on the tattoo. I am not a big fan of large tattoos on women. I like small discreet tattoos instead of in-your-face. But with that being said, I have seen some beautiful larger tattoos (including sleeves) on women that are amazing.

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what do you think of tattoo half sleeves and full tattoo sleeves if done right?

Q. do you think its doing to much or is it the more tattoos the better?

I plan on getting at least one half sleeve so i'm just want to see what people think/

A. I have full sleeves. People comment on them wherever I go. They look good. One is done traditionally, the other in bloodlines. That one gets a lot of attention. I won't let any artist touch me but one. He's a crackerjack. He made me swear that I would keep sunblock on 'em if he did 'em. I think three-quarter sleeves look good on women. Just one, with the other arm blank. Sexy as hell.

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What to wear to a business interview?

Q. im a college student and need a little guidance on what to wear to an accounting interview (especially the shoes, what height heel is appropiate?) for a major accounting firm such as pricewaterhousecoopers LLP and kpmg LLP??

A. You are required to wear some sort of "business" attire. This consists of a blouse (perhaps light colored or white) with a suit or pant suit (I personally prefer a woman in the skirt suit that falls somewhere between 2 inches above and 2 inches below the knees.

The website link below provides a more current list of what to wear and not to wear for interviews:

Women's Interview Attire

* Solid color, conservative suit
* Coordinated blouse
* Moderate shoes (heels 2 inches or less for women)
* Limited jewelry
* Neat, professional hairstyle
* Tan or light hosiery
* Sparse make-up & perfume
* Manicured nails
* Portfolio or briefcase

If you're in doubt about how to dress for an interview, it is best to err on the side of conservatism. It is much better to be overdressed than underdressed (or undressed).


What not to wear:

1. Carrying a backpack or fannypack or purse

2. Sunglasses on top of your head or headphones around your neck: Be sure to remove all your "transit gear" and tuck it in your briefcase before entering the lobby.

3. Too-short skirts: Forget what some of those gals on 'The Apprentice' are wearing. Your skirt should cover your thighs when you are seated.

4. The wrong tie: Ties should be made of silk, no less than three and a quarter inches wide with a conservative pattern. Image consultants say the best colors are red or burgundy.

5. Overly bright or large-patterned clothing: With the possible exception of creative fields like advertising or computer programming, it's best to stick with navy, black or gray.

6. Heavy makeup on women (or any makeup on a man)

7. Earrings on men: In fact, men should avoid wearing any jewelry unless it is a wedding ring, class ring or metal watch.

8. More than one set of earrings on women

9. Facial piercings, tongue jewelry or visible tattoos

10. Ill-fitting clothes. Few people can wear things straight off the rack. Spending a little extra to have your garments tailored is a worthwhile investment.

11. Long fingernails, especially with bright or specialty polishes. Nails should look clean and be trimmed to a length that doesn't leave an observer wondering how you keep from stabbing yourself.

12. Unnatural hair colors or styles. Remember, Donald Trump was a billionaire well before he began wearing a comb-over. If you're balding, try a close-cropped cut like Bruce Willis or Matt Lauer.

13. Short-sleeved shirts, even worse when worn with a tie

14. Fishnets, patterned hosiery or bare legs (no matter how tan you are). Women should stick with neutral color hosiery that complements their suit.

15. Men whose socks don't match their shoes, or whose socks are too short and leave a gap of flesh when they are seated

16. Rumpled or stained clothing: If interviewing late in the day, try to change to a fresh suit beforehand.

17. Scuffed or inappropriate footwear, including sneakers, stilettos, open-toed shoes and sandals

18. Strong aftershaves, perfumes or colognes: Many people are allergic to certain scents. For a subtle fragrance, use a good quality bath soap.

19. Belts and shoes that don't match: Shoes and belts should be made of leather or leather-like materials and the best colors for men are black or cordovan.

20. Telltale signs that your wearing a new suit. Remove all tags and extra buttons -- and remember to cut off the zigzag thread that keeps pockets and slits closed!

Don't be a wardrobe malfunction waiting to happen. Plan and lay out what you're going to wear several days before the interview, so you'll have time to shop or get garments pressed and cleaned.

Save "innovative" or revealing garb for the club (or your couch) and strive for crisp, clean and professional. Remember, you want the interviewer to be listening to what you're saying, not critiquing what you're wearing.

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What to wear to a business interview?

Q. im a college student and need a little guidance on what to wear to an accounting interview (especially the shoes, what height heel is appropiate?) for a major accounting firm such as pricewaterhousecoopers LLP and kpmg LLP??

A. You are required to wear some sort of "business" attire. This consists of a blouse (perhaps light colored or white) with a suit or pant suit (I personally prefer a woman in the skirt suit that falls somewhere between 2 inches above and 2 inches below the knees.

The website link below provides a more current list of what to wear and not to wear for interviews:

Women's Interview Attire

* Solid color, conservative suit
* Coordinated blouse
* Moderate shoes (heels 2 inches or less for women)
* Limited jewelry
* Neat, professional hairstyle
* Tan or light hosiery
* Sparse make-up & perfume
* Manicured nails
* Portfolio or briefcase

If you're in doubt about how to dress for an interview, it is best to err on the side of conservatism. It is much better to be overdressed than underdressed (or undressed).


What not to wear:

1. Carrying a backpack or fannypack or purse

2. Sunglasses on top of your head or headphones around your neck: Be sure to remove all your "transit gear" and tuck it in your briefcase before entering the lobby.

3. Too-short skirts: Forget what some of those gals on 'The Apprentice' are wearing. Your skirt should cover your thighs when you are seated.

4. The wrong tie: Ties should be made of silk, no less than three and a quarter inches wide with a conservative pattern. Image consultants say the best colors are red or burgundy.

5. Overly bright or large-patterned clothing: With the possible exception of creative fields like advertising or computer programming, it's best to stick with navy, black or gray.

6. Heavy makeup on women (or any makeup on a man)

7. Earrings on men: In fact, men should avoid wearing any jewelry unless it is a wedding ring, class ring or metal watch.

8. More than one set of earrings on women

9. Facial piercings, tongue jewelry or visible tattoos

10. Ill-fitting clothes. Few people can wear things straight off the rack. Spending a little extra to have your garments tailored is a worthwhile investment.

11. Long fingernails, especially with bright or specialty polishes. Nails should look clean and be trimmed to a length that doesn't leave an observer wondering how you keep from stabbing yourself.

12. Unnatural hair colors or styles. Remember, Donald Trump was a billionaire well before he began wearing a comb-over. If you're balding, try a close-cropped cut like Bruce Willis or Matt Lauer.

13. Short-sleeved shirts, even worse when worn with a tie

14. Fishnets, patterned hosiery or bare legs (no matter how tan you are). Women should stick with neutral color hosiery that complements their suit.

15. Men whose socks don't match their shoes, or whose socks are too short and leave a gap of flesh when they are seated

16. Rumpled or stained clothing: If interviewing late in the day, try to change to a fresh suit beforehand.

17. Scuffed or inappropriate footwear, including sneakers, stilettos, open-toed shoes and sandals

18. Strong aftershaves, perfumes or colognes: Many people are allergic to certain scents. For a subtle fragrance, use a good quality bath soap.

19. Belts and shoes that don't match: Shoes and belts should be made of leather or leather-like materials and the best colors for men are black or cordovan.

20. Telltale signs that your wearing a new suit. Remove all tags and extra buttons -- and remember to cut off the zigzag thread that keeps pockets and slits closed!

Don't be a wardrobe malfunction waiting to happen. Plan and lay out what you're going to wear several days before the interview, so you'll have time to shop or get garments pressed and cleaned.

Save "innovative" or revealing garb for the club (or your couch) and strive for crisp, clean and professional. Remember, you want the interviewer to be listening to what you're saying, not critiquing what you're wearing.

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What your honst opinion for chicks with sleve tattoos?

Q.

A. One well done three-quarter sleeve makes an already attractive woman look exotic. A full sleeve looks good too, but I have a special fondness for the three quarter sleeve. They look very ladylike. They show forethought, planning and good judgment.. That's my honest opinion, since you asked. Take good care.

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