Are tattoos acceptable in the Philippines?

There are still no laws about getting a tattoo in the Philippines, but most shops follow safety rules and precautions set by the Department of Health (DOH). You may want to take a step back if a shop accepts customers below 18 because that’s usually a red flag.

Can I bleach my hair at 13?

If your kid is begging you for streaks of funky shades in their hair, you may be tempted to give in. “I really don’t think it’s safe to dye or bleach a child’s hair until after puberty, and ideally not until their late teens — at least 16,” advises Dr. Sejal Shah, M.D., a New York-based dermatological surgeon.

Should people with tattoos be allowed to work in the Philippines?

In some countries like Singapore, Australia and Canada they do not mind if their employees have tattoos as long as they get the job done. We do not have a specific law here in the Philippines that bans people with tattoos from working because our constitution states that there should be freedom of expression.

Should schools allow students to dye their hair as they choose?

We don’t believe they should discriminate against the way a student chooses to express themselves either: by dying their hair an “unnatural” color. Dress codes are an important part of a school environment, but they should allow freedom for students to do their hair as they choose.

Can you have a tattoo in school?

Answer Wiki. Schools usually don’t allow children to have any visible tattoos. Although they don’t allow kids to get tattoos, they don’t bother/often forget to put it in the code of conduct in their student almanacs. Now, as a student, you’re supposed to follow those rules while you’re in the school premises.

Are there any tattoo competitions in the Philippines?

The Philippines does in fact have tattoo conventions and artist competitions, and I received one of my own tattoos at such a competition here in the Philippines. Tattoos are also incredibly cheap in the Philippines compared to America.