Once reserved for the most committed ink enthusiasts, hand tattoos are finding favor with a wider range of rebels. Stylish and even (that's right) demure, the new guard of hand tattoos are as delicate ...

Hand tattoos are having a serious moment right now, and it’s not hard to see why. These bold, visible designs are the ultimate accessory—always on display and impossible to ignore. From delicate ...

Hand tattoos are all the rage these days, but it's especially important to do your research before pulling the trigger on something that permanent with that high visibility placement. Not only is the ...

With all the rich historical context around hand tattoos, some tattoo artists decline inking the spot altogether to avoid cultural appropriation. Other artists might say no to first-time tattoos in ...

The Coast Guard announced it updated its tattoo policy, easing rules to allow larger hand tattoos and ink behind each ear. Coast Guardsmen can now have an up to 2.5 inch tattoo on each hand, larger ...

As researchers discover overlooked tattoos on mummies from around the world, it's prompting new insights about some of the ...

The Air Force style authorities have spoken: neck and hand tattoos are in, beards are still out. The new version of the service’s dress and appearance standards policy allows tattoos up to 1 inch long ...

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - A local tattoo shop is set to lend a helping hand to the Helping Hands Humane Society with wishlist donations and flash tattoos. With a helping hand of its own to give, ABSOLUTE ...

The Air Force style authorities have spoken: neck and hand tattoos are in, beards are still out. The new version of the service’s dress and appearance standards policy allows tattoos up to 1 inch long ...

The U.S. Army is updating its tattoo policy. According to a memorandum issued Wednesday from the Secretary of the Army, effective immediately, Army policy surrounding tattoos now allows some tattoos ...

The Air Force has long forbade anything but wedding ring-styled hand tattoos on its airmen and recruits, but the service is reevaluating that policy amid the toughest recruiting year since 1999. Maj.