Without a doubt, one of the art shows on the skin that is emerging with force is scarification. But do you really know what they are? Here is a brief history of tattoos such as these that are used today.
At first the scarification came from great tribes of Africa and Australia where elderly witches through a ritual cutting generated in people to move from childhood to adulthood. These marks on the body or face are made by cutting the skin and creating various forms once the wound heals and the scars appear. The process for doing this is simple, it marks the first lines of the drawing, without letting it heal completely, and then it is wounded again to re-open. Thus, repeated over and over again, opening the wounds. They even add more volume by giving ointments or even color.
Today, many people are taking this ancient practice to bring it into the skin just for aesthetics. We can see various designs from words to pictures. More often the scalpel is passed over the scar. This "relief" is called keloid. The good combination of small red marks also achieves original results, and there are a lot of good creative artists that offer an array of designs. Check before choosing the scalpel that will mark you for life.
It is extremely important to know that to make this type of mark, requires a competent person who is competent with the knife. Aside from good technique, the person must also maintain good hygiene. Unlike conventional tattoos that require comprehensive care and regenerative creams, scarification requires a rather careless way of healing so to speak, since it is very important that the area must have a "wound" sore or ulcer for the desired effect, which is a keloid scar, to make the desired design come to fruition.
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