Most Teens Don't Stop to Think About Tattoo-Removal Risks
March 5, 2010
If a similar study were done in the United States, “I think we’d have different findings,” said body art researcher Myrna Armstrong, Ed.D., of Texas Tech University, in Lubbock. “I think adolescents here know more about body art and I expect they would know more about removal.”
If a similar study were done in the United States, “I think we’d have different findings,” said body art researcher Myrna Armstrong, Ed.D., of Texas Tech University, in Lubbock. “I think adolescents here know more about body art and I expect they would know more about removal.”