Tattooing is important and common to the Oceanic cultural people. In the 18th century, body decoration was important to many Oceanic people, because it represented their cultural and personal identity. Therefore, the location and quantity of tattoo were different by the sex and the personal rank. For instance, men had more tattoos than women. Usually, men had it on their buttocks and face. Women had tattoos on their lips and chin. And then, higher rank got more tattoos than lower class. Moreover, Polynesian word "tatau" or "tatu" was the origin of the term tattoo. Its meaning is "to write." On the other hand, tattoo is very popular in the world today, even though I just talk about the Western culture. The definition of tattoo is the permanent