Tattooing is a traditional ritual in the Amazigh culture, and the tattoo idea is often linked to the moral or cultural system of the Amazigh society that practiced it, or its traditions, beliefs and religion, and we find in the amazigh culture that only women or girls use the tattos often on the face.

The Amazigh is lived in a world of symbols, signs and laws intended to emphasize his belonging to his Amazigh identity. It is therefore a style of cultural, religious or social that is closely related to mythological or folkloric thinking.

It may also be special for women who are adorned with tattoos in the absence of colored powders for excellence.

Throughout the ages, tattoos have remained in its symbols, shapes and lines among the most important means of adornment and its permanent and permanent manifestations on certain parts of the woman's body, especially the face, hands and feet.

The tattoos in appearance and inwardness have many and profound connotations.