Cigarettes and tattoos

A little history of cigarettes

When Christopher Columbus, in turn, discovered America in 1492, tobacco and new foods were subsequently introduced to Europe.

The plant, which was smoked by the locals, met the explorer and the conquistadors, at first it was used as a medicine, then in the early nineteenth century people sniffed, chewed or smoked tobacco.

After World War II, American cigarettes smoked by military personnel became indispensable in the world - and in the field of tattooing, even if today we may notice a new trend with the emergence of ink parts associated with the electronic cigarette, which today quit smoking !

In this article, we will learn what cigarettes in a tattoo are and where to get a tattoo.

What can a cigarette in a tattoo mean?

People get tattoos from a cigarette because it represents a real addiction for them that is difficult to get rid of, and when they stop, the tattoo can be a way to remember that promise: "Never touch a cigarette again." "

In cigarette tattoos, you can see that enthusiasts don't hesitate to get actresses like Marilyn Monroe or even a sulphurous character. Mia Wallace in Crime novel. 

The perfect spot for a tattooed cigarette?

Looking at the photos below, you can see that the most commonly tattooed areas of the body are the arm, forearm, torso, or even the calf! And you can also go for a radical solution by getting a back tattoo like the photo below.

Old school, black and gray, old school neo, realism and graphic style are most often used for smoking tattoo!

I was touched by the tattoos that remained in the memory of the person who died due to tobacco, they remind us that smoking is not a pleasure and that it kills. Other tattoos also show that the addiction to cigarettes is very strong and that it can be difficult to get rid of it despite the various alternatives available to people. Otherwise, I suggest you stick with the part signed by HM and oozy or Turyanskiy.

The most beautiful tattooed cigarettes on the body