I’m 19 and I have some really meaningful large pieces and some really terrible spontaneous small ones🤣 I love all of them equally. I figure even if I regret it at some point in my life I wanted it there for a reason!
@JonBoy4209 минут бұрын
Chili’s
@bigfrankfraser139137 минут бұрын
only tattoos i got were during 10 years living in brazil with an indigenous tribe in the middle of the rainforest, and signifies the moment the tribe officially recognised me as a true member of there tribe, more specifically they are geometric markings that signify i am a shaman, since i went there to learn about indigenous medicines, and the bit that really makes my life worth it was when the Brazilian government sent me a letter confirming my status as a protected indigenous person, apparently the tattoos were only ever given to tribe members so the tattoos acted as ID edit: on a few trips to the tribe i got other tattoos, one time i took part in a hunt and earned hunter gatherer tattoos on my cheeks and chin, got leg tattoos which were considered me passing from a simple medicine man to a spiritual shaman (they apparently represent that i am one with the world around me), people have asked about my face tattoos and if i "regret getting them" and the answer is "these tattoos are a hard earned sign of respect that i will always show with pride"
@magnoliadevore7143Сағат бұрын
I get why someone would do this but honestly I think if you're on the fence you should wait. Because even though I don't like my tattoos now I don't regret them because I was sure about them when I got them. Putting something on me temporarily wouldn't have helped me decide especially since I didn't start disliking them until more than 5 years after getting them
@NikkiBme23Сағат бұрын
I have a couple of Lillie's on my shoulder, but I now want them black n gray because the color has faded so much. Would u think it'd cost more? Also, is it considered a 'cover up'?
@NikkiBme23Сағат бұрын
I have a couple of Lillie's on my shoulder, but I now want them black n gray because the color has faded so much. Would u think it'd cost more? Also, is it considered a 'cover up'?
@NikkiBme232 сағат бұрын
I have a couple Lillie's on my shoulder but I now want them black n gray because the color has faded sooo much. Would u think it'd cost more; also is it considered a 'cover up'
@deltasaves2 сағат бұрын
I did what I had to do to get through nursing school. it was hard, but I had a dream and got it done. To get into a Luxury service area and have 0 plan is bad, as there will be times business is slow and as a working artist you will have to figure how you will keep the rent paid. When I was temporarily furloughed from a nursing home, I went and got another job doing PRN work to keep my bills paid. Work before, save ya coins. It wont be easy if its good.
@Bada_Boom783 сағат бұрын
Tattoos look trashy regardless. Enough with the tattoos. You don’t look “unique”. Too many people have them now. Especially women 🤢 🤮 I want a feminine looking woman, not someone who looks like a sailor.
@RynxDMC3 сағат бұрын
Those are some SHAKY ASS lines. 😂
@deltasaves3 сағат бұрын
Aftercare tips from a tatted nurse who deals with a lot of various stage wounds: Keep it clean and you'll be keen.
@jamismith25824 сағат бұрын
I have zero tattoos for this exact reason. Too scared I would wake up, look in the mirror and HATE what I did. Or wish it was gone. Total regret. If I do anything it will be for Jesus. ❤
@gracefisher6634 сағат бұрын
I got my butterfly tattoo to symbolize my mom’s transition from life to the afterlife.
@BunnyGxre4 сағат бұрын
I think it’s ok to be impulsive. You only live once, so what if you get a tattoo removed later yknow?
@pedrogunn99504 сағат бұрын
A) the design style is overused and booooring, B) let‘s see how stoked he‘ll be over the actual thing’s pain… 🤘🙂↔️
@georgebwp98904 сағат бұрын
Yh but its picture perfect so im assuming you pay more the work a tattoo artist can't do
@cyanidehomocide50715 сағат бұрын
I got a finger tat in Feb 2018 and it's still there... 🧢
@Rafabooz200615 сағат бұрын
15:35 "ripping of their hair" AHAHAHHAHAHA
@volcomstoned8766 сағат бұрын
Things change, adapt or die.
@Needlee_noggin6 сағат бұрын
That bull is kinda harddd thoo lowkey 😭😭
@Needlee_noggin6 сағат бұрын
That bull is kinda harddd thoo lowkey 😭😭
@phoenixreid43527 сағат бұрын
It's best to wait as long as possible before a tattoo so u know u really want it, and educating urself of how tattoos last and what changes they go through
@honeydew54187 сағат бұрын
i believe it’s supposed to look like water reflecting light. like the shapes of light you kinda see in a pool… so i would say it’s not so ocean more so pool lol
@klauds91968 сағат бұрын
I just got my first tattoo a few months ago. I’m 35. I thought about the concept for years and I’m pretty sure I’m gonna love it forever. Don’t rush, kids!
@RoIIingStoned8 сағат бұрын
Wack take
@misschris3258 сағат бұрын
I lasered my brows off in my 20s. It was incredibly stupid and very painful. Luckily, they grew back for the most part. Anyway, the laser machine goes from 1-100. It was set at 24 for my hair removal. Not sure how high it would be to remove a tattoo, but I doubt I could sit through the pain. Glad I only have 2 tattoos and I'll always love them.
@yugentear9 сағат бұрын
Had anyone ever told you you kinda look like Jim Carey??
@Ymh1009 сағат бұрын
Sleeve should be added on to over time, not all at once
@andreastrom61069 сағат бұрын
I can see where it could be applied to other things other than inking your body with pretty pictures. What if they used in medical field any time you have a life threatening condition they could ink a code or something with a simple print fuction on a tattoo machine at the hospital. Severe peanut allergy or pace maker or whatever. Could develop inks that are easily removable say you start a job at a company you get a small barcode in your wrist to scan in and they take it off when you leave or the ink disolves and they must redo the the tattoo every so often. Im not afraid of technology or advancements. Just like how microwaves havent replaced the art of cooking even though it can cook faster. Theres still people cooking over fire and smoking things man. Cost of machine probably prohibits this bejng common place at least for a few years.
@rosecity_chris9 сағат бұрын
If youre unsure dont get it. Seems kinda obvious that if you're gonna get permanent ink youd be 100% on it. Never once was unsure before any of my tats
@mizmysterious731110 сағат бұрын
Theyre not gonna take away from real artists because A) theyre expensive B) theyre gonna age like shit and C) limited range
@youparejo10 сағат бұрын
You are wrong. It's a great technique, definitely not like the real thing but i tried a sticker tattoo and henna tattoo ans realized i really got tired lf the pattern i chose. Better have something cheesy for a week rather than some thing you don't like on your skin
@twilightzone3910 сағат бұрын
If I liked it in the moment it’s a memory then 🤷🏽♂️. And if I don’t like it later, oh well there’s parts of me I didn’t like in the mirror before my tattoos. At least it’s a conversation piece lmao. No hate if u remove or think a while on them. Do you. I just dont see tattoos I don’t like anymore as any different than a scar. Part of me now oh well
@grgadgo130710 сағат бұрын
Her tattoos look cheap and bad. They look like ali express stick on tattoos.
@unavoidablycanadian39711 сағат бұрын
It's so cheesy and i love it. Why not have temp tattoos like that for events or holidays? No harm. But the video is dumb and misleading. Stickers are not needles.
@danielleburke8711 сағат бұрын
I've had two removed, and it worked great
@danielleburke8711 сағат бұрын
Omg it looks like a bruise or something 😂
@rainemonet12 сағат бұрын
This is for anyone who doesn’t know this information but I used to work at a medical spa and I remember my doctor (who herself had both arms covered in sleeves) would tell patients that the reason why it’s a 50/50 chance with tattoo removal to be successful is because of a few reasons. One The ink the tattoo artists used on you. What most people don’t understand is not all Ink is created equal and of quality. Also as you have shown in your videos explaining needle penetration and its depth techniques etc.. One small part can be at a different layer of skin to the next. It’s quite inconsistent typically because of depth of color you are going for and look. Id always have to use this analogy on our patients to help them understand. It’s like taking a notebook and spilling ink over that notebook paper, what would happen if you keep ripping that paper away? You would see it would take quite a long time before seeing a fresh piece of paper, now some parts of that paper will clear up faster than the other parts that have ink still on it, but it will take a long time depending on how much absorb into that paper. That’s exactly what the skin does. it absorbs, so even if your tattoo artist is taking it down to a certain level of the skin, that skin itself is absorbing it even deeper then the tattoo artist had placed the ink at in the first place. And at different depths of the skin. Skin doesn’t stop absorbing just because the tattoo artist finished with the tattoo. So we would tell our patients no guarantees and never say how many it would take to remove them. 🤷🏻♀️ but I will say the lasers of today, are so advanced that if you just find quality tattoo artists who used quality products, your odds go up much higher of success with us removing them easier.
@Deadloxrussell13 сағат бұрын
I didn’t know Kirk spoke Spanish?!?
@vanillapiper906313 сағат бұрын
I think it’s a good idea! I hear a lot about how people get anxious after they get tattoos because they can’t recognize their skin anymore. I crudely drew a fake sleeve on my arm with a paint pen to test if I would also panic from not seeing my skin and if I would like the look on me personally. It’s all temporary, so why not test the water in a safe setting where you can back out completely at any time?
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I’m 19 and I have some really meaningful large pieces and some really terrible spontaneous small ones🤣 I love all of them equally. I figure even if I regret it at some point in my life I wanted it there for a reason!
Chili’s
only tattoos i got were during 10 years living in brazil with an indigenous tribe in the middle of the rainforest, and signifies the moment the tribe officially recognised me as a true member of there tribe, more specifically they are geometric markings that signify i am a shaman, since i went there to learn about indigenous medicines, and the bit that really makes my life worth it was when the Brazilian government sent me a letter confirming my status as a protected indigenous person, apparently the tattoos were only ever given to tribe members so the tattoos acted as ID edit: on a few trips to the tribe i got other tattoos, one time i took part in a hunt and earned hunter gatherer tattoos on my cheeks and chin, got leg tattoos which were considered me passing from a simple medicine man to a spiritual shaman (they apparently represent that i am one with the world around me), people have asked about my face tattoos and if i "regret getting them" and the answer is "these tattoos are a hard earned sign of respect that i will always show with pride"
I get why someone would do this but honestly I think if you're on the fence you should wait. Because even though I don't like my tattoos now I don't regret them because I was sure about them when I got them. Putting something on me temporarily wouldn't have helped me decide especially since I didn't start disliking them until more than 5 years after getting them
I have a couple of Lillie's on my shoulder, but I now want them black n gray because the color has faded so much. Would u think it'd cost more? Also, is it considered a 'cover up'?
I have a couple of Lillie's on my shoulder, but I now want them black n gray because the color has faded so much. Would u think it'd cost more? Also, is it considered a 'cover up'?
I have a couple Lillie's on my shoulder but I now want them black n gray because the color has faded sooo much. Would u think it'd cost more; also is it considered a 'cover up'
I did what I had to do to get through nursing school. it was hard, but I had a dream and got it done. To get into a Luxury service area and have 0 plan is bad, as there will be times business is slow and as a working artist you will have to figure how you will keep the rent paid. When I was temporarily furloughed from a nursing home, I went and got another job doing PRN work to keep my bills paid. Work before, save ya coins. It wont be easy if its good.
Tattoos look trashy regardless. Enough with the tattoos. You don’t look “unique”. Too many people have them now. Especially women 🤢 🤮 I want a feminine looking woman, not someone who looks like a sailor.
Those are some SHAKY ASS lines. 😂
Aftercare tips from a tatted nurse who deals with a lot of various stage wounds: Keep it clean and you'll be keen.
I have zero tattoos for this exact reason. Too scared I would wake up, look in the mirror and HATE what I did. Or wish it was gone. Total regret. If I do anything it will be for Jesus. ❤
I got my butterfly tattoo to symbolize my mom’s transition from life to the afterlife.
I think it’s ok to be impulsive. You only live once, so what if you get a tattoo removed later yknow?
A) the design style is overused and booooring, B) let‘s see how stoked he‘ll be over the actual thing’s pain… 🤘🙂↔️
Yh but its picture perfect so im assuming you pay more the work a tattoo artist can't do
I got a finger tat in Feb 2018 and it's still there... 🧢
15:35 "ripping of their hair" AHAHAHHAHAHA
Things change, adapt or die.
That bull is kinda harddd thoo lowkey 😭😭
That bull is kinda harddd thoo lowkey 😭😭
It's best to wait as long as possible before a tattoo so u know u really want it, and educating urself of how tattoos last and what changes they go through
i believe it’s supposed to look like water reflecting light. like the shapes of light you kinda see in a pool… so i would say it’s not so ocean more so pool lol
I just got my first tattoo a few months ago. I’m 35. I thought about the concept for years and I’m pretty sure I’m gonna love it forever. Don’t rush, kids!
Wack take
I lasered my brows off in my 20s. It was incredibly stupid and very painful. Luckily, they grew back for the most part. Anyway, the laser machine goes from 1-100. It was set at 24 for my hair removal. Not sure how high it would be to remove a tattoo, but I doubt I could sit through the pain. Glad I only have 2 tattoos and I'll always love them.
Had anyone ever told you you kinda look like Jim Carey??
Sleeve should be added on to over time, not all at once
I can see where it could be applied to other things other than inking your body with pretty pictures. What if they used in medical field any time you have a life threatening condition they could ink a code or something with a simple print fuction on a tattoo machine at the hospital. Severe peanut allergy or pace maker or whatever. Could develop inks that are easily removable say you start a job at a company you get a small barcode in your wrist to scan in and they take it off when you leave or the ink disolves and they must redo the the tattoo every so often. Im not afraid of technology or advancements. Just like how microwaves havent replaced the art of cooking even though it can cook faster. Theres still people cooking over fire and smoking things man. Cost of machine probably prohibits this bejng common place at least for a few years.
If youre unsure dont get it. Seems kinda obvious that if you're gonna get permanent ink youd be 100% on it. Never once was unsure before any of my tats
Theyre not gonna take away from real artists because A) theyre expensive B) theyre gonna age like shit and C) limited range
You are wrong. It's a great technique, definitely not like the real thing but i tried a sticker tattoo and henna tattoo ans realized i really got tired lf the pattern i chose. Better have something cheesy for a week rather than some thing you don't like on your skin
If I liked it in the moment it’s a memory then 🤷🏽♂️. And if I don’t like it later, oh well there’s parts of me I didn’t like in the mirror before my tattoos. At least it’s a conversation piece lmao. No hate if u remove or think a while on them. Do you. I just dont see tattoos I don’t like anymore as any different than a scar. Part of me now oh well
Her tattoos look cheap and bad. They look like ali express stick on tattoos.
It's so cheesy and i love it. Why not have temp tattoos like that for events or holidays? No harm. But the video is dumb and misleading. Stickers are not needles.
I've had two removed, and it worked great
Omg it looks like a bruise or something 😂
This is for anyone who doesn’t know this information but I used to work at a medical spa and I remember my doctor (who herself had both arms covered in sleeves) would tell patients that the reason why it’s a 50/50 chance with tattoo removal to be successful is because of a few reasons. One The ink the tattoo artists used on you. What most people don’t understand is not all Ink is created equal and of quality. Also as you have shown in your videos explaining needle penetration and its depth techniques etc.. One small part can be at a different layer of skin to the next. It’s quite inconsistent typically because of depth of color you are going for and look. Id always have to use this analogy on our patients to help them understand. It’s like taking a notebook and spilling ink over that notebook paper, what would happen if you keep ripping that paper away? You would see it would take quite a long time before seeing a fresh piece of paper, now some parts of that paper will clear up faster than the other parts that have ink still on it, but it will take a long time depending on how much absorb into that paper. That’s exactly what the skin does. it absorbs, so even if your tattoo artist is taking it down to a certain level of the skin, that skin itself is absorbing it even deeper then the tattoo artist had placed the ink at in the first place. And at different depths of the skin. Skin doesn’t stop absorbing just because the tattoo artist finished with the tattoo. So we would tell our patients no guarantees and never say how many it would take to remove them. 🤷🏻♀️ but I will say the lasers of today, are so advanced that if you just find quality tattoo artists who used quality products, your odds go up much higher of success with us removing them easier.
I didn’t know Kirk spoke Spanish?!?
I think it’s a good idea! I hear a lot about how people get anxious after they get tattoos because they can’t recognize their skin anymore. I crudely drew a fake sleeve on my arm with a paint pen to test if I would also panic from not seeing my skin and if I would like the look on me personally. It’s all temporary, so why not test the water in a safe setting where you can back out completely at any time?
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