Can a business mandate that you cover visible tattoos?

Policies vary, though, depending upon the type of employer, industry and business environment. And these policies might require employees to cover up tattoos. No law prohibits an employer from having such a policy as long as the policy does not discriminate against an employee and allows for religious accommodations.

Should tattoos be covered in the workplace?

Are tattoos in the workplace acceptable? In more relaxed company atmospheres, employers may accept tattoos at work as a sign of individuality. Ultimately, if you have tattoos and are looking for a job, you’ll want to consider in advance the culture of the companies you’re applying to.

What should I know before getting a half-sleeve tattoo on my arm?

Any tattoo is a huge commitment, but since your arms are relatively difficult to hide, you’ll want to be 100\% sure about your design, placement, style, size, and color. To walk us through everything we need to know before getting a quarter, half, or full sleeve of ink, we tapped two industry experts, Amanda Wachob and Bryan Gutierrez.

Is there such a thing as a sleeve tattoo?

But if this is your only idea of a sleeve tattoo (a large tattoo or a bunch of smaller tattoos that, when placed together, cover a significant portion of the arm), you’re missing out on a world of possibility.

What is the most difficult part about getting a tattoo?

The most difficult part about getting a tattoo is planning the theme, the motif, and the design. Planning is even more important when it comes to sleeves because they are elaborate works of art that take a long time to draw. You don’t want to go through hours of pain and then be unsatisfied with the final result.

How can I Make my tattoo sleeve cohesive?

Wachob says another way to keep your tattoo sleeve cohesive is with a theme. “Having a theme or a subject matter in mind is always helpful,” she says. “Gather images and books that you love and bring them to your artist.”