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[[File:Tattoo ink.png|left|40px]]'''Tattoos''' were introduced in the [[patch]] that accompanied ''[[The Sims 3: Ambitions]]''.
 
The tattoo system is part of [[Create a Sim]], and it allows players to place designs on a Sim's upper, lower, or full back, or their neck, ankle, chest, stomach, wrist, shoulder, biceps, or forearm. Players are be able to apply multiple tattoos in up to five layers, scale them, change the colors, and even modify opacity.<ref name="Changing Your Sims">[http://www.thesims3.com/ep2_blog_mar30 Changing Your Sims' Neighborhood, One Job at a Time]</ref> Players can upload and share these tattoos on the [[TheSims3.com|Exchange]], giving the community yet another creative outlet. Tattoos are purely cosmetic and do not affect gameplay. Tattoos can be removed.
 
Tattoos can be removed. There are two kinds of tattoo chairs in the game, [[The Ink-in-Comfort 3000]], and [[The Digital Tattoo Applicator]]. Placing The Ink-in-Comfort 3000 on a community lot will generate a tattoo artist [[NPC]] with tattooed arms and heavy eyeliner. Having either machine at home allows premade Sims to access the tattoo interface of Create a Sim. Sims with very little experience tattooing can sometimes draw stick figures instead of the intended design.
 
[[File:Mar30 blog tattoo.jpg|thumb|A sim posing with a tattoo]]
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