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POOSTRAMI POONINI
Poonini was pretty good.
I like your videos and you very funny
I was gonna comment this! "POONINI" LOL
It was the ancient dead pharaoh cake that got me this time. I don't know why, but that made me laugh until I hurt. I think I was imagining that horrific thing appearing at a child's birthday party and causing a lifetime of nightmares!
You're Canadian. What about POOTINE?
With the tattoos: tattoos are usually stenciled first, you’d see it’s not right before they started inking, unless they did them freehand, in which case, it’s your own damn fault for letting someone free hand!!
Plus, a good tat artist costs. These ppl with the bad tats got them on the cheap to save $100's.
@@briankulesz9410 exactly right. And good shading is very expensive. Seems like the person only paid for an outline.
Plus people aren't saying their friend bought a tattoo machine and they thought they could tattoo
@@leastonhill7689 that legit was my first thought. It’s like someone just bought a tattoo gun off Amazon cuz they can draw well on paper thinking it’ll be as just as easy to tattoo someone lol
Please someone else noticed that rose thing on the shoulder right? I think the RIP meant something else because that looks like her veins are popping out and healing is not going well.
As someone who tattoos, let me tell you something Charlotte. All of the "reality" tattoos are done very blatantly by someone who is considered a "scratcher", which in the tattoo world is a derogatory dig referring to someone who buys a tattoo machine (on ebay, usually) and then tries to give people gangrene. An actual tattoo artist would (more than likely) NEVER!!!!
Wait so I have a question. How can I be sure that the tattoo artist is reputable? Tattoos are beautiful, but I really don't want a mess up anywhere on my body.
@@dausirenslament9766 check their portfolio, ask people who have tattoos done by them. go into the shop and check it out, if it feels clean and professional that's the first step. talk to the artist about what you want, see how they feel about doing a tattoo like that. hop on instagram and look for someone in your area. stuff like that. :) word of mouth, too. :) hope this helps!
@@dausirenslament9766 Adding to fine advice from @AppleLapple I would also mention that a good artist would NOT give you an exact copy of someone else's tattoo. Like, if you went into the shop with a tattoo magazine & said, "I want this exact tattoo!" a good artist would tell you they aren't going to copy someone's work, but could work with you to come up with something in the same vein (ha!) that would best suit your particular anatomy & their particular skillset.
Which brings me to: make sure the artist you pick works in the style you want. You wouldn't go to a gynecologist for a face lift, nor would you see a opthamologist for plantar warts, right? An artist may do fantastic black & grey work, but hasn't honed their colorful neotraditional skills, just as someone who creates brilliant watercolor-like designs is likely not the best person to go to for your dark & bold grim reaper tattoo. And *ALWAYS* RESEARCH A PORTRAIT ARTIST for your portrait (or any hyper-realistic) tattoo, and be willing and able to pay through the nose for it. Remember, you're paying them for the years of experience they've spent honing their skill, not merely for the ink & needles used in your particular tattoo. 😉😏
That one tattoo with the hat and tiny face looks like pen to me .
"and then tries to give you gangrene" 😂
Can someone please explain to me how these nail jobs are completed without the person getting them done saying, hey this isn't right, at the first finger? Like... that's 10 opportunities to ask the technician to do it correctly or change the design to something they can do. I'm confused.
I always wonder that , when i get mine done they ask me what I think a bunch of times
Same. No sympathies here.
A lot of people don't like confrontation or making anyone feel bad so they just go with it. My teen daughter wanted to go get her nails done with one of her friends, she didn't want me to go. My daughter is really shy so I always worry about people scamming her and thats what happened. She had a picture and what they did wasn't even close to the same color or shape and they charged her $100 when they had told her $60 when she showed them the picture.
I ask myself the same thing every time I see that
it's not like they do one nail at a time, they'll do each step on each nail as they go so by the time you can tell that the shape will look nothing like you wanted (because they have to shape them and file them and coat them and cure them before you even get to the polish, it's a long process) they're already almost done. also a lot of nail techs will seem super excited to do them, so you essentially feel like you're crushing their soul if you tell them you don't like them, and then they would have to painstakingly take them off and redo them. you'd be in the chair for like three hours lol. it's hard to be like "actually, these aren't what i was asking for, can you use like double the products you were expecting to because you bit off more than you could chew" when the nail tech is gushing over how beautiful they are on you lol
To be quite honest I liked the "failed" frankenstein cupcakes more than the original, but maybe I'm weird. I'd eat both too XD
I liked the big eyes on the cupcakes. They're cuter.
The fail cupcakes were so adorable!
Yeah, assuming these were for Halloween, baby aliens are just as good and no one’s gonna say no either way.
They look nothing like Frankenstein, but they are adorable. They kind of remind me of keroppi, the little Sanrio frog. I would’ve loved those for my birthday back in jr high.
I'm 90% sure that only happened because they didn't wait for the cupcakes to cool so the icing melted a bit.
Tip for cut cookies. When using a cookie cutter you want your dough to be cold (not rock solid), but still cold. It will help with getting the most detail when you cut and keep the dough from sticking to your cutter. After you cut out your cookies and put them on the cookie tray you need to put the cookies in the fridge for about 15 minutes or so. This will make it so they do not spread as much during baking and stay the shape you want them.
Screenshot taken… that’s some great advice.
Great info.
The fishnet leg is actually a lamp and it's from a movie called "A Christmas Story" from 1983. Funny film and it's a "major award" the dad wins for finishing a puzzle.
Yeah, the reason the cookies get scrunched like that is trying to move them after they are cut. I heard it is better if you roll the dough on the sheet or a piece if parchment, cut the shapes, not toi close and the peel the extra dough from between. Then slide the whole paper on to a tray and bake. I have not personally tried this yet, I usually make drop cookies, but it makes sense. 🥔's for Charlotte.
Came to the comments to see who else caught this. XD I was so triggered! I'm still shocked when I hear people in this part of the world who haven't seen it, it's so ubiquitous! lol
@@momsphonephone8592 They are "frageeleh". Maybe they are Italian cookies.
NOT A FINGER!!! (perhaps they can be fixed)
You should also leave out the levening (baking soda or baking powder).
The Mickey Mouse cake happened in a Latin American country. The baker's daughter was the one who made it - the baker could not make it for some reason (I think it was health or family related), so her daughter who is learning offered to fullfil the order - . When the baker saw what happened, she actually gave it for free to the customer because she knew it was not what the customer wanted.
It became a big deal because the customer dragged her throught the mud on TikTok, making it seen like the baker had charged him with a sky-high price, and the baker had to go on TikTok to show the proof that it was given for free. The baker even received death threats over it
That is a sad statement. It’s not important enough to threaten someone over. It’s a cake FFS! I don’t get people’s self importance.
Didn’t she remake the cake and it turned out perfect?
Ya, part of my livelihood is making crafts. I have a legit fear of allowing substandard work to leave my shop (even for free) because of this very scenario explained.
Imagine if people just walked up to you irl and threatened to kill you over a cake. It’s amazing what people will say when there’s a screen between you🤦♀️
Geeze, that's sad people would get so carried away by a bad cake to give death threats.
The cake pan was just used incorrectly. The face is on the underside of the pan. You fill the cake pan to ¼ inch below the rim, set it on a baking sheet in case of overflow (with these pans I find it's better to have a little too much better than too little), bake the cake, let it cool, shave off all the bits that poke up above the rim, flip the cake onto your cake plate, and, voilà, you have a skull cake!
As someone who used to do manicures: unless the price tag upfront is an estimated triple digit figure in a salon KNOWN for its replication skills, you really can’t expect exact replicas of the images you show the manicurist. It’s not just skill, it’s also differences in chemical formulas (I.e. Shellac is a whole different beast than standard gel), brand pigments, available supplies, etc. But then yes, skill is a big part of it, and if the manicurist isn’t making top dollar, they can’t afford to spend time and/or valuable supplies practicing and practicing and attending additional trainings, etc. If you’re ballin’ on a budget, the best nails will come from having zero expectations and telling your artist a general idea but that you’re open to whatever they suggest. I had to tell people no, I literally cannot paint hibiscus flowers on thumbnails, but I could rock their socks off with my beach-themed ombré! 😅 I just looked at all these examples and could immediately tell there was too much expectation on too small a budget; even the $120 one was probably paying for just supplies, not necessarily compensating for time sufficiently enough for the artist to practice.
Those shiny beads in the 120 nails pic cost nothing. That design only costs a base coat, construction gel or acrylic in one color and those very affordable beads. They’re not worth 120 as they are not difficulty technically speaking and do not require a lot of materials.
@@elodieelvira7913 do you do nails? I’d love to learn your secrets if so!
That's what I do for haircuts, since I can't really afford a good salon, I explain vaguely what I want done and say they can do what they want.
I've never gotten a bad haircut this way and they're always a different surprise too.
Haven't gotten any truly stellar haircuts this way but I'm paying $25. I got what I paid for.
To me, the turquoise long pointy nails were fine except for the seaweed ring finger.. 🤷🏼♀️
Charlotte ~ The cookie cutter is based on the famous lamp from the movie "A Christmas Story"--one of my favorites. Check it out this year. The ongoing bit about that "racy" lamp is hilarious. (The movie is set in the 40s so a lamp like that was quite a scandal, lol.)
The part Charlotte thought was a skirt is the lamp shade.
Omg literally was going to post same thing. ITS A GREAT MOVIE CHARLOTTE!! Watch it for Christmas 🥰
I am so confused every time i hear someone say they like that movie. it's one of the top three WORST movies i've ever seen. I wonder if perhaps it's liked by people that first saw it as children and have nostalgia for it in adulthood, but if you watch it for the first time as an adult.... who knows. to each his own.
@@jlt131 I adore that movie! And didn't watch it as a child so 🤷♀️
It's a MAJOR AWARD! Lmaooooooo
For those of you wanting a tattoo but afraid, take screenshots of their social media and reverse image search. Look at reviews for the shop that they work, if it's below a for don't go there. Talk to them on the phone or in person so you know if you get along with them. And ask people you know who have tattoos you like where they got them and stick to those shops and the artists there. Shops normally stick to either high standards or no standards
Normally that works. I had one, only once ever… that was such a horrible experience that almost a decade later I. Still like nope I’m good, I don’t need to finish or add anything ever again. Lol.
Dude was legit, and mentored, and had great images and reviews.
Dude locked the shop when I got there for my months out scheduled session and promptly began dealing drugs out the back door with random clients coming in and out the back while I’m locked inside a vacant shop at night, it was terrifying.
He majorly faked up my arm. The entire trauma costed me $600 because he charged me $400 and didn’t take off the $200 deposit.
It was not a full piece, just a portion of a what should have been a four part mandala with a stenciled signature tatted.
I was just happy to get to may car and get out alive because I asked to leave repeated for more than an hour and he wouldn’t stop.
So …
Normally doing your research and paying well works, but I was taken for a ride….
@@kelleywyskiel8513 I really hope you reported him... thats so dangerous and also illegal obviously
Ok legit question for people that end up with bad tattoos, do you not have the artist draw it up for you first? Like mine drew it up on a transfer and then put that on my skin so I could see how it looked and then tattooed over that, so I knew exactly what I was getting. Is that not how it works or you just letting someone freehand on you without making sure they know what they're doing?
That's always how my artists do it. I only go to two artists and both of them stencil the tattoo I'm getting and transfer it to my skin before ever starting with the ink, and have done so from day one even without my asking
& do you not research who is going to be putting this on your body forever? I researched for months before I got first ink! I went in with an idea, he sketched it, I wasn’t happy, we tweaked it & then he put it on transfer before he started to tattoo it. Even made a couple tweaks during the shading. I was paying him yes, but it was going to be on me forever… made damn sure I loved it!!
@@mariontheantiquarian7849 no literally, that's what you're supposed to do. You need to know the artist you're going to can actually do it and do it well
Yeah, OP didn’t do any research.
Being able to draw and apply a stencil doesn't automatically translate to skilled tattoo artist, however Charlotte needs to cease looking at effed tattoos and saying you're stuck with it forever, you're not, they can be lasered or reworked
As someone who is covered in tattoos, research the artist. Seriously. I go to one guy who's work I had been following for a while so knew he would cover me is beautiful art. I will never go to someone else now. He's perfect for the style of tattoos I love and such a great guy who I feel 100% comfortable with.
I got mine the same place my sister and brother in law get theirs . Turned out beautiful
For those who wanted micro tattoos with exceptionally fine lines. They obviously don't know anything about tattoos. Fine line tattoos are generally thought to not last long in its originally intended state because ink migrates a bit with movement and age. Tattoos not only fade with time, but also tend to get a bit blurry over time. And the ear flower girl, that area has a lot of sebaceous glands and that tends to make tattoos blurry. So simple shapes like black stars work well in that area. I bet the tattoo artist tried to get her to choose a different place or a different drsign, but because it was her 18th birthday, the girl insisted. Long story short, DO YOUR RESEARCH!!
Yeah that's what I thought. But thanks for the clear explanation. She most likely had unrealistic expectations about this fine-lined tattoo.
THIS!!!
This right here. Unfortunately instagram and Pinterest make girls think these delicate tiny fine line hyper realistic tattoos are achievable as lasting pieces. They're not.
Yeah but I also kind of blame all the artists/influencer types who post them brand new looking perfect but rarely warn what they'll look like after a few years. Like the tattoo artists who popularized them are kind of using people for their art without consideration for longterm effects. And then understandably tattoo artists who think of their art as something that ages with the person getting it will be exasperated with clients not getting why they refuse to do them. Tho I totally agree that anyone who wants a tattoo should DO YOUR RESEARCH!!!! lol
The behind the ear flower tat is most likely a temporary sticker tattoo that you can get at a flea market, fair or outdoor event. Or on Amazon.
I've said this before but it is still true: Charlotte makes me laugh at least as much as the material she's reacting to does. I come here more for her than any other reason. She makes great faces, noise and silly (good) jokes and isn't afraid to take a jab at herself.
The alien babies cupcakes were genuinely 100% better than what they were attempting to make
As a licensed nail tech of 12 years (officially on July 7th), I feel so sorry for these nail customers!!! Stop lying about being able to duplicate the nail art!! People get excited & get their hopes up just to be disappointed!! This issue is GLOBAL!!!🤦🏾♀Take some nail art classes & stop scamming people!
To be fair, Half the time what they come in with a picture off a rich ass influencers Instagram, with a $550, 6 hour nails set. But yeah Be honest. The worst she can do is huff
@@Lovinia1 Oh of course! You're right, some definitely have unrealistic nail art expectations. The customer needs to know whether it can be achieved or not upfront. Skillsets vary and they can't get refunds. I've had to fix some total disasters over the years!
I've seen people in the comments blaming the customer. 🙄 Like nail tech. should know their skill level and know if the have or haven't done anything like that before. They should be upfront!
@@AdorzAaliyahSince94 I mainly only do hair and piercings, but when I get nail clients, they usually want me to fix something their friend swore up and down they could do
Charlotte always brings a dose of sunshine and laughter to us daily, with a side of turkey gobble sfx! 🤣🤣
I think a lot of these (not all) have something in common:
The people went to a budget option and got what they paid for. Cheeper is usually not better. Do NOT go to a tattoo artist without a thorough understanding of their qualifications, and at least having a consultation to get an idea of their artwork. The tattoo ones make me physically ill
On the tat thing? Make an appointment, actually have your artist draw your image, and show you some of their work. Never go in on a whim, ask if they they can do it, and have the artist say "sure". Get receipts before you even book with them.
People get bad tattoo's on purpose
It's a weird trend
@@Goregreet Seriously? That’s a thing? Boy are those people going to regret that trend in a few years!
@@karencotlar2023 i guess they think it's funny or something
They will 100% regret
@@karencotlar2023 I'd lay odds 98% of them will regret their tattoo in a few years.... as skin sags, so does the tattoo !
my friends mother sat us down when we were like 17 and explained how to find a good tattoo artist if we wanted to get one. It included such lines as "If they don't have a portfolio of work for you to look at, move along."
This whole video was an example of why beauty is pain. No one ever thinks of THIS kind of pain though lol.
The so-called sunflower nail art that was described as looking like a fried egg, didn't look like a fired egg to me. It looked like an avocado. Unless the fried egg was green like Dr.Suess' Green Eggs and Ham book.
“They got a RUclipsr. *HA HA*!”
They got the best RUclipsr!
A tuber🥔🥔🥔
I love how you honestly enjoy your own jokes! 😂🤣💕🙌🏼😁
And this is one major reason I wear press on nails. I can't handle the anxiety of trying to find a good nail tech, so I just get Kiss nails and do them myself. They look bomb and I don't freak out.
Tattoos and nails are two artists you shouldn’t shop economy for! You definitely get what you pay for! And you may have to pay but if they don’t deliver you can have it redone at their expense (via law suit if needed) and show your satisfaction via the tip!
It's also the type of thing that you should see other work first
At least a bad nail job is like a bad haircut. It sucks in the short term, but it’s temporary. But a bad tattoo, oof….
@@karencotlar2023 bad nail jobs can be worse than a bad haircut since you can end up with infections and stuff
@@Bettyangelus1210 I didn’t think of that. Can you tell I don’t get my nails professionally done ? Lol It’s still not as bad as a bad tattoo though.
Some of us don't have alot of options in terms of where to get our nails done. Unless I wanna drive an hour into another city, I have 2 (barely 1 actually) shops in my town. I made the mistake of going to a girl who started doing nails at home too and it was a nightmare. I've had equally as bad experiences at all of them
The cookie cutter was fine! You really need to fully chill the dough before you roll it and cut it (and sometimes chill again) if the butter in the dough gets warm, the cookie spreads!
These people are getting tattoos done by a friend probably on the cheap. An actual tattoo artist draws it out on the paper and shows it to you before they actually put it on your body. So I think some of these tattoo what I wanted what I got a bogus because they’re not giving you all the information. They are so fun to look at though
My daughter let someone free hand a tattoo on her wrist for her 18th birthday. It was someone she knew and he had just recovered from a serious motorcycle accident that messed up the nerves in his arm. He told her that he was fully healed, he wasn't, and there would not be any issues with the tat. It turned out terrible. II offered to pay for laser removal of the tat or pay a top tier tattoo artist to fix it. She declined, saying she was going to keep it as a life lesson reminder about making bad decisions that could effect you for the rest of your life.
@@singledad1313 good tattoo artists always free hand with a pen before going with the tat machine. I have two free hand tattoos, but I had an idea how it was going to turn out, since they did it first with a pen before. And never go cheap on something you will have to deal for the rest of your life.
@@MsCahMeyer that or a stencil, no good artist is gonna go in with no guide lines.
I agree, they are terribly fun to look at and I feel very bad for those people 🙈🙈 I saw a bad Pikachu tattoo not covered but converted to a self portrait/painting a "realistic" Pikachu did. That looked so cute! It looked back at you and seemed soo proud, just precious! 🥰 And actually reeeeally good work, too. 🙏🏻
The skull cake is actually fine (unless it's burnt, hard to tell with chocolate sometimes) They just over filled the pan, though you would trim that side regardless. Just trim the excess off while its in the pan, flip it to get it out, and BOOM nice skull cake!
The Pharo look is dope though
I thought the same thing. Like, why were they even expecting it to come out looking like that? The first ones not even cooked. 🤦🏽♀️😂😂😂😂
I agree it was over filled, but it looks delish, even though it more closely resembles a mummy. Lol! I’d eat it as is.
Looks like the eyes, nose, and mouth were placed on the cake in the before. Maybe the person tried to carve the features and that's when it went wrong. It's still fixable if you just top the cake with lots of frosting and try to start again. If it was for a Halloween party it would be perfect!
Remember the curse that you get when you eat it. The curse goes around your hip and into your belly to stay there.
I know the nail thing looks awesome when well done, etc... I only had my nails done for my wedding and the tech did a really great job on my very vague "classic, simple, with cream or white details and a few black details" I'm not sure if I remember right now how they looked, but they were simple and pretty with rhinestones, but otherwise, I like my nails short enough to type esily, long enough to pull on stickers or things hard to grab without nails.
THAT was one awesome turkey impression. I don’t see what more your parents could want, really.
Cakes raise in the ovens. All the person needed to do was level the cake and flip it out of the pan. With the cookie cutter it isn't the cookie cutters fault the cookie came out like that. The person should have used a no spread recipe or add some corn starch into the recipe to stop the spreading.
Being a nail tech is hard. I find it’s best just to say weather you are confident in your nail art. Let the client know ahead of time so they have a chance to make a decision
I agree, being a good Nail Tech is no easy feat, contrary to popular belief. But people should also not think that they can just take a picture of nails they’ve seen online to a completely different nail tech and expect them to be able to replicate the other Tech’s work to perfection. Especially because the nails you see online generally have been worked on for no telling how long and have also been edited to no end.
A few bits of advice about tattoo artists. Research them, make sure they do the style you want well (water colour, line artist and realistic tatoos are all very different and not all artist can do them) and contact them ahead of time so they can give you advice/figure out best placement/size. I just got text done and it's arguably an easy tat, but I still paid a bunch more for a specific artist because she specialized in thin lines.
Hi Charlotte 🥰
For someone who doesn't do her nails, i found most of that nails work are ok, not too bad my pov. It's fashion, sometimes not everything you want suits/fits you.
Yeah, many of those I couldn't see how the actual nail was (that much) worse than the model. Different, yes. But all of them rather impractical and ugly.
I also don't get how you end up with nails in many colours if you wanted just one, or teal tips instead of white.
I’ve been looking for this comment 😅 I couldn’t tell the difference on the nails…
Shoddy work is shoddy work.
A lot of the nails where the wrong shape for their beds or fingers. I thought most of the colors were cute, it was just a bad shape. To be fair I’ve been yelled at or stormed out on because I recommended a different nail shape/length for her highness kayleeighy so I can understand why the tech just said fuck it
Yeah, they were all really really bad.
Actually the nail tech that was showing her nails that she had done on herself to practice, the second set with the flowers was really pretty and well done in my opinion. I'm sure they weren't perfect, but if I had someone starting out and did that set on my nails I wouldn't have been mad.
I would venture to say these tattoos were done by non professionals. You know by the friend of a friend that got a tattoo kit for Christmas and fancies themselves some kind of artiest. A professional will draw out the tattoo on transfer paper first and let you decide if it's to your satisfaction and then apply the transfer and complete the tattoo following the transfer lines and using the color drawing as a color guide. Oh and almost at that 1 million mark. SUBSCRIBE!!
A tattoo kit lol. Just a good machine will cost you upwards of thousands of dollars, and you need a lot more equipment than that. It's like someone buying a 20$ ukulele and think they are Van Halen.
@@tundevirag755 LOL exactly my point. Armatures with a needle.
If you're baking something and want a flat top..lower the temperature of the oven. So instead of baking at 350, lower the temperature to 275, and bake longer.
I am very lucky to have watched two Charlotte videos today 😁 . Congratulations Charlotte to be reaching 1 million in a few hours . Hope you reach 2 million soon .
For tattoo artists, do your research. Always check to see what previous work looks like. As others have said, have the artist draw it out beforehand to see if it’s what you want, and up to your expectations. Skin is a funny medium to work with, and it changes over time, the ink along with it.
I actually think the flowers behind the ear wasn’t a bad tat, it’s just not the picture she wanted. And the gnome, although entirely not right, was actually still cute. I get the person wouldn’t be pleased when expecting the drawing though.
TLDR: Don’t cheap out on tattoos and nails. Do your research to make sure the artist is up to your standards.
“It covers the cat nipples”
Hahahaha 😂😂😂
Too bad, it was a cute top. Must have ordered it from Wish.
It covers ALL of the cat’s nipples. 😉
The tattoo ones are why. When I got a tattoo(18th birthday present took me six months to design.) I went to a known perfectionist. He even said the first touch up he would do free. That was 17 years ago and it still looks good.
Loved the pharaoh and the frog with Charlotte eyes!
With the cookies, it really is based on what kind of cookie batter you use. Some spreads out like that, others hold their shape. Usually it has to do about the temperature of the butter when its mixed in.
Listen, speaking as a goth, short stilettos are actually fire. I would wear those with pride.
They do look cool. Pointy and slightly dangerous, but cool. 😉
I have seen goths before but have never really known one well enough to ask what it means to be goth. (Or is it “a goth”?). May I ask what that means to you and why you feel it is the best identifier for you? Genuinely curious and not trolling but I understand if you’d rather not answer a random stranger from RUclips. Greetings from San Antonio TX USA.
Also goth and I thought they looked better than the two inch stilettos that are considered normal these days. The paint job was rough, but the concept was on point.
@@davidguidry657 goth is a post-punk music movement. A lot of people think goth is just about the fashion, but it’s roots are actually in the music and while it’s small, goth is a genre of music. Popular bands include The Cure, Dresden Dolls, and Skinny Puppy. Basically to be goth you just need to like the music, just like to be a metal head you need to like metal music. A lot of people in the scene choose to dress differently, but it’s not a requirement. Similarly if you only like the fashion but not the music, you don’t qualify as goth.
For me I’m goth because it makes me happy.
@@malevolentsnow9867 thank you for the explanation. Just as I thought, I had it wrong. 😏 I’m familiar with The Cure and I’ve heard of Amanda Palmer and The Dresden Dolls. I just finished her audiobook in fact. She’s definitely an interesting character.
@@davidguidry657 it's just an aesthetic. If you prefer black and jewel tones to the rest of the colour spectrum: if you like strong, theatrical makeup & hair that's more Disney Evil Queen than Disney Princess: if you enjoy niche music that explores more dark concepts - death, loss, _obsessive_ love, etc. - than most: if you appreciate sensualism in the decor of your home & the fabrics you like to wear (such as velvet, silk, lace, leather, etc.): if Halloween is kind of like Xmas to you: if you prefer the art of the Romantic movement: if you think gargoyles are kind of Gucci: if you just generally identify more with a dramatic, "spooky" style in most of your personal expression to what most ppl choose (tho _judging_ ppl for being mainstream/basic is optional, & in my opinion dickish)...if you're all or more of these things, then that's goth (& both goth + _a_ goth equally apply, as it's both a style + an identity; good question!).
Some ppl go goth because they feel alienated from the mainstream in one way or another, & they're seeking a community of similarly differently-identified individuals.
Some ppl just find the theatrical darkness of the style more beautiful than other looks, & so gravitate towards it naturally (that's me - even since I was little, I always thought Maleficient was more fire than Aurora).
The subculture's been around since the 80s, when it originally evolved out of punk, & it's made up of ppl from all walks of life + all ages in it. I've been goth since as soon as I had enough independence to start choosing my own clothes, & wearing makeup, in my mid-teens.
I hope this answered your curiosity! Do you have any other questions you'd like me to address? :-)
Honestly all these nail videos is why when I had them done I'd gonfor simple designed the shop had predesigned cause i KNEW they could do it n would just pick a design for the color is wanted mix n matching. They were great n never cut me with that damn filer🤣
3:52 Charlotte: "reminder to get your nails done"
Also Charlotte: shows a video full of terribly done nails
Us: clearly not at any of these places. 🤣
As someone who's first tattoo was behind my left ear, I promise it doesn't hurt. You don't know real pain until you get your ribs done (which I also have done). Just really do your research prior to getting your tattoo, the artist, the shop, etc. Just like nails, sometimes you gotta pay more for quality! Do not get a cheap tattoo! Your beautiful bod is worth more
Omg if they had a clothes edition, I would win for sure
I can add to the haircuts etc. edition 😆.
That song at the end gets so loud over my speakers it scares the hell out of me every time and I watch you every freaking day😭
I’m struggling with a bout with pneumonia and when I tell you I needed this, I mean it
Your bring so many laughs and smiles to the ones who are a little off, a little weird etc
All love to you Momma Potato 🥔
I am cry-laughing at the music playing in the background with that girl's nail adventures. It sounds like a kazoo and flute duet playing "Somewhere in My Memory" from Home Alone.
The people who posted their nail fails didn’t realize (or they’re in denial) that they have a different nail shape. Like ofc it wouldn’t look good on you because your nails are like half the size of the nails on the pics. 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
Exactly. I was looking for that comment. Someone comes with sausage fingers and bitten for eternity short nails and expect Barbie swan hands and nails 💅 the best if they come with blurry filter and integrated flash light for the glitter ✨ know your limits
@@SidereusOfTheFallen stop blaming the tech. What if the client didnt want those fake long nails or something. Obviously you cant move the nail bed, so you have to resort to that
I love Charlotte videos she is the hype woman we all need now. Thank you for your videos. As someone who gets her nails done I've been going to the same place for 20 years. To all who want to get their nails done please check out the salon with the BBB
I just do press on nails now, sure I have to deal with the glue, but damn do I save a lot more money. I also get more compliments because, I can get some cooler looking designs that would cost over a $100 in the salon vs, less than $10 from a kit. So 🤷🏻♀️
OMG yes, my butt tingles too! Like a "zing" that shoots through really fast!!! My grandmother, mom and brother have it too and we are the only ones we know who get this. And it's over small things like you described. Wow!
Dear Charlotte,
We the You Tube people want you to make all of your little animal grabber claw things into a live studio audience. Thank you. 😁
I actually gave my sister a tiny Saturn tattoo on her foot in high-school with a sewing needle and calligraphy ink (I was learning calligraphy) it was crooked and I re-did it when it faded even worse than the first time. 🤣
She said she's not mad about it even though it's ugly.
She asked for an almond shaped nail, she got an almond shaped nail...granted her nails looked like the nail tech glued Jordan Almonds to her fingertips, but they technically are almond shaped.
And this, my friends, is why you pay for high quality professionals. Don't cheap out on tattoo artists, nail stylists, etc. It's always worth it to pay that higher cost. 💖
I imagine the Tinder version of this would be interesting
I have only two tattoos, but I've done one hell of research on local artists before doing it. Not regretted, it came out amazing and I'm very proud of it.
Home girls “almond shaped” nails looks like she got digital clubbing associated with heart disease
For the cake and that cookie, you can trim the top of the cake after it cools, trim it while its in the pan still so it's levvel and it should be fine, you can snack on the extra cake that 'domes' up or mix it with frosting to make cake pops. That cookie one, isn't a skirt I think its that leg lamp from 'A Christmas story' at least that's what it looks like.
Okay regarding the tattoos, specifically the first one, I don’t know how anyone can get a tattoo that big and only realise how shit it is at the end. Anyone with two eyes can see how bad it is long long before it’s finished, whether you’re artistically inclined or not.
I have one that fits the category of this video, but it’s on the back of my neck. I got it 14 years ago and will be getting it covered hopefully by the end of this year!
My advice for anyone wanting to get their first tattoo is do your research. Go on their socials and look at lots of photos of their work. Also make sure they are capable of doing the style you want as not all tattoo artists can do every single type of tattoo.
I have two that I stick with for this reason.
OH MY GOD I also get the tingles in my butt when I see someone get hurt or something like that. Never told anyone about it, because I thought it was a weird feature my body does. Thanks for sharing and now I'm sharing with the whole internet also... 😂 I absolutely love you Charlotte!
The secret to a good tattoo is simple - a good artist and a respected tattoo shop. Seriously, these look like drunken mistakes. A normal artist makes a stensil and from there you can tell what it will look like. If you let your friend poke you with a needle - that fail is on you.
The turkey 🦃 was priceless. And the nails 💅🏻 was the most amazing optical illusion. Cheap comes out expensive.
Kitty 🐱 selling it. 🤭 kitty 😾says “I will 💩 on your pillow”
She's right about the compliments from nail techs. "You're so pretty sweetie. You're gonna look like a model."
Just admit you have no idea what you're doing...
"It looks delicious... but also might put a curse on you" had me snortling!! 😆😆
(Snortling = snort-chuckling)
One time when I was like 11 or 12 my sisters and I went to the nail salon down the street to get a $15 full set (this was 20+ years ago, but still that was pretty cheap even then lol). My older sisters got plain single-color tropical manicures, but I was feeling adventurous and decided to pick one of the shop's fancy designs.
As soon as they started putting the first lines on.. I knew it wasn't going to be what I actually asked for. I was so annoyed. Then at the end the air brushed a bunch of pink on and somehow turned these nails into the cutest fcking nails I've ever had. They ended up doing this ombre effect, only instead of vertical it went horizontally, and this was YEARS before ombre nails was ever a thing. I'd never even heard the term "ombre" back then. All my girlfriends at school thought they were so cute.. I felt like hot sht for 2 weeks, bottom line. Happiest accident in nail-form I've ever had lol
I never have expectations. That way I’m occasionally pleased and never disappointed. Sad, I know.
This actually makes me glad i dont bother to get my nails done...I've had so many people ask me why i never go to get my nails done..And its more personal choice than the fear of getting ugly nails and having to pay for them...But good God...these were awful..Though i think getting stuck with terrible tattoos is much worse..lol
I'm SO with you on the nails. Either I do a basic job on myself, or I leave them plain. I have always (personal judgement, I do not pass it on to others) seen getting my nails done as a kind of mad self-indulgence - like a "First-World Complaints" issue.
Maybe if I finally got it done I'd be a totally different person though lol
Even before clicking on her latest videos, I can already hear her say "Hey there everybodyyyyy"
We love you our Potato Queen, sending love all the way from Fiji 🇫🇯
About that Arbys burger, this reminded me of the Australian Burger King clone releasing a pulled pork cheeseburger and there’s hardly any pulled pork meat. Needless to say, I contemplated a heist for all the French fries for a failed sandwich that night. Facepalm moment!
I love what happened to the A Christmas Story leg lamp cookie. It's perfect!
My girlie!!! Best way to start the day, is a wonderfully strong dose of Dobre!
Love your videos and those cute lil shark grabbers!!! Have an amazing day!!
Charlotte thank you for your content! The sugar cookie one happens a lot! You have to use a specific recipe for cutout cookies. If you use regular sugar cookie dough, it’ll spread like that.
I must admit that am Arby's sandwich has never lasted long enough in my presence for there to be pictures.
I got my nails done the exact way of the blue french.. and I found my artist he does a great job. I was surprised to see what I wanted and what I got in this video >Q< and it made me much more appreciative of mine
Most nail techs won't say "no" to money. Having an expectation and having them meet it are two different things. Find someone with nails you like and ask them.who does theirs. $120 is obscene for nails. Glad I do my own, and don't like a bunch of nail art. Just a boring solid color unless you have a totally off the chart nail artist.
$120 isn’t obscene for nails in my area, so I think where you live has a lot to do with it. But yeah, either way, they aren’t gonna say no even when they know they can’t deliver. I do my own nails now, too.
The best sets I’ve ever gotten was when I said “fuck it, surprise me”. Most of the techs are very talented, but can’t replicate a 300$ professional influencers copied nail set or aren’t given any wiggle room for pain tolerance, time, shape or crappy reference photo. That or they just suck :)
@@sophievanderbilt1325 I admit, I am out of the loop for getting nails. I am a licensed Cosmetologist, and , although trained in nails, and do my own, I wouldn't use that part of my license and take clients for $$.I do hair,. If it takes a couple hours that's probably fair, when you break it down. Just seems like a lot, before a tip.
That’s why I go to a tattoo parlor that people think is overpriced… but my artist usually exceeds my expectations and cost three to four times other “shops” charge. I’ve paid over $5k so far for full sleeves, large back piece covering about 80% of my back and a large over covering my chest.
every tattoo i got was stencilled on first and they asked me if it looked good before they tattooed it on permanently. 🤷🏻♀️ do your research,go to a good tattoo shop,watch them work,look at their portfolio....
i'm so glad that when i get my nails done, if I'm doing something complex, the lady does a test on one nail to see how it looks first
also she lets me know if what i ask for is something she can't do, which is totally fine because i'd rather that than have bad nails lmao
Miss Charlotte, you don’t have to have perfect nails to do these videos. It just works out that way. 😉
Do we not watch them while they work? And can’t you say it isn’t what you want and have them redo it or take them off? (I get that they’ll still make you pay or else even a perfect job would be met with an “Ugh, not what I wanted!” and be able to leave with a free set of awesome nails but at least take that monstrous job off my hands!). I’d be disputing my charges with my card company on all of these! And the tattoos! Where are y’all going for for such shoddy work?! 🤦🏻♂️
I don't get that either! I've never had my nails done because it would be a big waste of $$. I'm always repairing or making things with my hands, so polish wouldn't last a day, and forget those fake acrylic nails!
Someone noticed years ago that my nails are all short except for the pinky on my left hand is about 1/4 inch long. They were all, "Oh! I know what THAT'S for, wink wink!" and made sniffing noises. A friend who was with me and knew me well cracked up because she knew I was clueless.
Nope! I don't do cocaine with it, I keep that one long so I can easily change the bobbins in my sewing machine by flipping it up and out of the bobbin case with that one long nail instead of having to use a tool! 😆
@@SidereusOfTheFallen I tend to be that way.
All my Google reviews for local businesses are very positive, because I only write reviews for exceptional service. If it's bad, I just never go back.
I sometimes hint in those positive reviews about the crappy competitors to the companies I like.
I found a wonderful HONEST car mechanic in our small town (those are worth gold!). I went to the most popular place in town first, they glanced at my 18 year old Hyundai, parked outside, with plastic covering a broken side window, and told me they were too busy to look at my car.
Just as I was about to leave, a peroxide blonde with fake... everything sashayed through the door, needing someone to look at her Mercedes. All the guys nearly broke their necks scrambling over each other to help her!
The name of that shop is "Pass Auto", so when I wrote a review for Ferrer Auto Repair (Ruben's last name, a good mechanic is proud to put their name on their business!) I mentioned that anyone looking for a good, honest mechanic should give a "PASS" on his rude competitor who treats non-wealthy customers like dirt.
You are SO close to 1 million!!! I look every single day. It’s going up so fast! We love youuuuu💖
OH MY GOD i get the but tingle thing when i hear or look at something painful!! I always get made fun of for it. So glad to know there is others out there! 🥺
When I get the butt tingle, it usually means I gotta go back in with a baby wipe. 😉🤢
So many times I've interrupt the technicians to make sure it's as the picture shows and they get more and more aggressive with you, start speaking to their coworkers about you in their language and upcharge the shit outta you cause "you're wasting their product." I'm not a person afraid of confrontation and I'm also a person who find getting my nails done therapeutic and they've been a few times I can count on one hand I left the salon in tears because they either rushed me to get out the chair and the door and or wasn't listening and intentionally start hurting you in the process and they blame your hands and nails for the reason why they did the job crooked or incorrect. 9 times out of time there's no refund and exchanges. I hate it. I can get how you end up leaving with what you don't want.
i used to go to a nail place that was pretty expensive and almost every month i was either enraged or in tears literally five minutes after leaving her, then i changed place, it's so much cheaper now and SO much better quality wise, i'm already considering proposing to her:D no seriously, in my experience money isn't the deciding factor if someone knows how to do their customers nails! that said, those almond nails are hilariously bad, especially the pinky where it looks as if she has a bubble nail...:)
As someone with zero tattoos and short fingernails, I felt like I was watching a foreign language film made by someone on another planet! 🤣
100% with you. No tats... and I just keep my fingernails short.
That nail salon should be ashamed that's not even a hard design to do it's just color blocking they fucked it up from the shape any shop should be able to shape a nail
You have nail technicians who are trained, and you have nail artists who have talent and skill.
These videos make me feel very grateful for top quality 20$ nails available at almost every salon. Greetings from Russia.
at 4:04 with that pattern a woman can't say to a man, "Hey, my eyes are up here."
I deffinatly had a “what i wanted vs what i got momment” on my nails.. paid 130$ for a sparkly french tip asked the guy if he could do it hes like “oh yes sit sit!” So i sat there asking him mulitple times if he was going to make them like the picture and kept showing him because they were not getting anywhere near it and he kept assuring me that the final step would make them look like the picture so i wanted and them came out with nails looking absolutly nothing like the picture🤦🏼♀️🤣then they ask how you like them and im way too nice i guess cus i said wow so nice! But i was dying inside and then had to pay for the worst nails ive ever had🙃😂
Lil froggy cupcakes and gnome tattoo were super cute haha I'd pay for both
This video makes me want to hug my nail guy. I love that man he has never done me wrong.
Tell me why the cookie looked like the lamp from A Christmas Story lmfao all I can see now is how happy the dad and ralphie were about it in the mail. Omg classic. Love this Potato Queen!!
Charlotte is always so kind.
Idk how I didn’t find you sooner, but girl, you have me rolling with laughter every video, literally so glad I found you since I can’t even remember I’m sad watching your videos 🥰❤
I always love her energy. It's contagious.