Body Art historically had different meanings, whether religious, ritual or aesthetic, regardless of the development of civilization, culture and continent. Decoration was held until today, and during different historical periods were subject to fashion and trends, as well as clothing, shoes or hair styles. The reason for choosing this theme is the perception of "modern man" about decorating the body. As discussed in the section Defining the problem, there are still prejudices in some people cause aversion as far as the people who wear tattoos or beautify and clean in contrast to the one liberal view of the world that should be present and to guarantee people the freedom of choice. Only in recent times has psychology begun to change the classification of people who are "marked" from problematic, unacceptable, socially marginal to something normal. Increasingly witnessing the socio-cultural phenomenon of decorating the body tattooing and / or piercing, that spreads the modern world like an epidemic. Although tattoos and piercings are not yet fully accepted socially, people who are on their decisions often are faced with prejudice related terms primitiveness and / or social undesirability. However, tattooing and piercing are becoming part of everyday life, they are deciding more and more people, regardless of gender, age, social status, education level, etc. of wealth. The research shows that there are no prejudices and negative attitudes of young people towards decorating the body tattooing, the tattoo more men than women, and young people under 30 years of age. Communication decorating the body is symbolic, and symbols to be used for tattoos are the most diverse (of the symbols of nature to religious symbols).