I’m a 20 year veteran of the Tattoo industry and while some of this is correct some of it is laughable. Tattoo artists, for the most part, HATE doing cover ups! Nothing like being handed a poop covered canvas and expected to make a Picasso out of it. We ALWAYS tell people about the sun and the water because if it looks like crap In six months it’s our name on the line. We don’t all Tattoo things we shouldn’t or things we know won’t hold up. That’s called find a reputable artist. Some of us have morals and care about clients. I’ve been cussed more times than I can count for refusing to do lover’s tattoos! I’ve never had to plant subliminal messages for repeat business. If you are good to people and do good work the addiction factor will get them back through your door. They are right that all tattoos have mistakes. I can go through top Artist’s work and easily find their mistakes because I’m trained to notice them or rather I’ve used the same tricks to hide them but they are also correct that the average person wouldn’t take notice of the mistakes in a quality piece. They are right that large pieces take long periods of time. I can do a black and gray very basic sleeve in about 15 hours but a full color very detailed one may take up to 50 hrs! They are right about women sitting better than men. Women tend to be more nervous at first where guys don’t seem to get so worked up but when it comes to working the guys tap out first. We do have far more female than male clients. Of course females are more likely to get the “in” Tattoo even after being told “this is s fad and we’ve already tattooed 10 this week.” Guys tend to get outdated fad tattoos. For instance we still have about one per month try to get a barbed wire band. Yes it’s a small town and we have a few farms but seriously! The truth is that your tattoo artist WANTS you to know as much truth about tattoos as you can because the more you know, the more realistic your expectations will be which will make you a happier customer and a better customer to work with! Oh and you can’t tell ANYTHING about an artist by their personal tattoos! One of the best artist in the world got his first tattoo nearing his retirement. Most Tattoo artists are covered in really bad crap, especially ones who started young and practiced on themselves. I am the most skilled artist in our shop and I have NO visible ink. I’ve had tattoos and I’ve have several lasered off and get this...it makes me know what it’s like to walk around with crappy tattoos and to know I don’t want to do that to anybody else so maybe that unlinked artist has simply not found anyone whose work they like that well and maybe they are super picky which means they might just be super picky about yours too! That one was just stupid. I watch a lot of videos from this channel and seeing the inaccuracy of the one based on my own field of expertise I’m wondering how far off the other videos are.
Aubrey West well said indeed! if only all artists were as open and honest as yourself we wouldn't have these videos imo unfortunately we all kno a guy doin tats in his garden hut lol..peace n luv to all
I have two people I know who are tattoo artists and want some tattoos, but one just got his full status (meaning finished his apprenticeship) and the other I had a bit of a falling out with. I get eczema and I'd like some more tattoos, but the places I want them, I do experience eczema sometimes. I've yet to have a straight answer from anyone on whether I should outright avoid those areas or if I can tattoo it, but have to take extra care. Not even my dermatologist seems to know whether a tattoo would do poorly with a bad bout of eczema or not. I'm curious if you know (since you've been doing this so long).
I’ve been to 4 different studios in 3 different countries and I’ve always been told to stay clear of the sun and open water lol I’ve never heard of artists purposely not telling people that..
I'm a tattoo artist in the UK and I can say we always tell people to avoid the sun, to keep putting on sunscreen even in shit weather and to keep moisturising ect. the simple fact is if someone fucks their tattoo up and they don't know why, it makes us look crap and people will see this bad tattoo and ask about it and think "right, I won't go there". Why would a tattoo artist want shit work walking around? We'd make more money off new customers by word of mouth than re-inking. Plus most tattoo artists re-ink their work for free if it needs it. And imagine getting a tat that fades, you wouldn't go back because you'd think they shit so we wouldn't even get the doe because we'd lose a customer to someone else.
Agreed. When I got my tattoo I was given a paper with details on how to care for it including staying out of the sun and how to keep it moisturized. I was very thankful for how much they seemed to care about the tattoo they just spent 4 hours creating and after the money I spent on it. I became a regular customer because of that care.
Yaaaaa, i mean Like.... ramses III has 3 straight lines From his family lineage (1400 b.c), but i forgot where, on fingers or forearm(???) The 3rd boy, from the 19th generation of kings/queens Good exemple did he?
That's not what he said, you cut out the rest of the sentence. He was saying that in the 1950s and 60s, almost no one had tattoos apart from gang members.
10. Tattoos are addictive 9. Tattoos aren’t just for tough guys 8. Don’t trust a tattoo free tattoo artist 7. The sun is the enemy 6. Tattoos aren’t vegan 5. Tattoos hurt a lot and sometimes don’t even last 4. They will let you make a mistake 3. Cover ups pay the bills 2. Tattoos can be dangerous 1. Every tattoo artist makes mistakes often Idk why I did this 😂
A tattoo artist with no tattoos doesn't know the best way to give a tattoo ? I don't want my brain surgeon to go through brain surgery before he/she tries to save my life. You may as well say never trust a bald barber.
thumper742 fair statement, but if I let some dude who has never been under the needle how would he know the pressure to use and how to spread the skin while inking you up? You can't argue the brain sergeant part since it comes down to practice and understanding on another person.
Ok, not the same. A tattoo artist who has never had tattoos might be heavy handed or set his gun too high, etc. If they dont have their own tattoos its also alot more likely that they might mess up.
Quizmo 71 How does a surgeon who has never been under the knife know he's not being too heavy-handed? By learning from the patient. People have different bodies. Having a tattoo doesn't mean you just tattoo everyone the same way you were. Others need a heavier hand, others need a lighter touch. Only w practice does anyone learn anything. Yes, some choose to practice on themselves but that's because it's easier than finding someone else to let you but its not necessary to being a better tattoo artist.
um dude on every aftercare sheet i've gotten they've said to keep the tattoo out of the sun. and they told me this while they handed the sheet to me last time.
Live free or whatever I've been getting INK for 29 yrs on n off most if not all my friends have tats and I'd like you to explain please how this is FAKE NEWS? I admit 20 /30 hrs per sleeve is way off imo! but Fake news ?
I have 3 tats. My advice is, dont get a tattoo because you think it's "cool". Make SURE the tattoo you get MEANS something to you, even if your life changes and that image no longer means something to you, it at least represents an important time or aspect of your life. Something that just "looks cool" means NOTHING and eventually you will end up saying "I wish I had gotten X".
Every tattoo artist will advise you to get your tattoo during the colder months rather than during summer (for other reasons than just sunlight like sweat and infections) and to keep it out of the sun and use sun screen even after its healed.
Yeah. I don't get #2 or #10. Seriously, every time someone sees your tattoo, that's their work on display. They will want people to see it at its best. Why in the world would they want it to look like shit?
I’ve seen an artist who had no tattoos and his work was better than most people fully covered in tattoos. You can’t judge a persons art because they chose not to get one of their own
I'd question it because most people who do tattoos also like tattoos, but who's to say it's not just a hobby to go to after their office job? Anyways, I agree. You don't have to have them to have skill.
I agree I watch ink master and this guy on the show didn't have any tattoos and a gust judge pointed it out and that episode he got kick off even though his tattoo was one of the best ones. People were mad and the other people thought it was stupid to even point it out since he was one of the best on that season
Jj4life1992 Must have not went to a very good studio then because most if not all artists would tell you that sun sucks the colour straight from a tattoo and makes it fade 5x faster
I’ve been a professional tattoo artist for 15 years. This video only applies to scratchers and non-reputable shops that shouldn’t even be open. Of course tattooing is a business. Does anything in this video sound like good business practice? Thumbs down
Sirchud68 actually it’s a very good video. Could have been better though if they mentioned that you should check to see if the artist spore checks his autoclave to make sure it’s actually functioning properly. If the answer is no then run. They should also ask the artist if they make their own pigments. If the answer is yes then they should run. Leave the ink making to the PROFESSIONALS. If the artist doesn’t bag their ink bottles and equipment. RUN cuz they are dirty. U will know this when u see dried ink on the outside of their bottles. I could go on and on, and I won’t even go into the blood born pathogens side of things, or how some of the “professionals” reuse needle used on other customers. They just put it a autoclave bag and run it thru their autoclave again. Presto! A “brand new” dull needle. The customer sees the artist open the bag and thinks it’s shiny brand new not realizing that the artist was just too cheap to spend 2 dollars on a new needle. That leads into the actual cost of doing a tattoo. Ladies, that little hello kitty tattoo the size of a silver dollar the artist put on you in about 20 minutes that he charged you 75 dollars for? Well he has about 5 dollars in materials invested in that venture and probably just smoked more weed than u did just prior to getting the tattoo. Lolololol Oil!
Jeni Watkins thats a matter of opinion. i have my own machine and ive done plenty of tattoos on alot of people. i know what the cost is to tattoo. its not alot of money. and yes unfortunately there are ALOT of people out there runnin ink who are high. all im sayin is know what you are getting into. when i was getting into it i did my research. talked to alot of professionals. met some good people and met some complete jackasses. at the end of the day all im saying is as a customer know what your getting into. ive seen the stuff firsthand.
boris zoloft I have plenty of ink from professional artists. So I'm pretty sure I understand the concept. I was simply referring to you last comment. The one about them smoking more than you before doing your work. The rest of your info was dead on. If they are doing drugs, you should be running out of the shop and never look back. It seldom ends well. I could care less what they do at home, but if they are doing that shit at work or just before, they have no business with a machine in thier hand.
@@Dustinmaester For example that tattoo artists don't tell about using sunscreen on your tattos and that sun and water is enemy of tattos. I have already 10 tattoos from 9 different artists, from 7 different studios in 4 different cities of country. Every of them told me whole instruction how to deal with tattoo during summer and in first few weeks, even when they saw that they are actually making 5th and so on tatto on my body.
Im a mortician, and I’ve never had someone embalm, cremate, drain my blood or bury me, that does not mean I am less skilled or trustable at my job? I know some tattoo artist covered from head to toe and they are still shit.
It's very true. Also just because u can't see tattoos on someone doesn't mean they aren't there. My boss has one visible tattoo on her arm, But over a dozen (including some pieces that take up and entire limb)
Some people get tattoos to feel more comfortable with their bodies. Some people get them to cover self harm scars. Some people get them to feel like they have a piece of a loved one with them. Some people get tattoos because they like to have a reminder of something that makes them feel stronger. More over, people get tattoos because they like them. If you don't have tattoos and you don't like them, that's perfectly fine. Just don't be rude to those of us who do have tattoos.
Cari Koco--Oh my bad. What a rude question on my behalf.. A simple question is not being rude last time I checked. I guess what you saying is a tattoo can make a person stronger?..how interesting. I suppose you want me to believe that? A better answer on your part could have been that people are really into themselves and is why they get them. I'm not about hating...just facts and reality unlike most people in general. Cheers to you and your (makes me so cool) tattoos. Some of the biggest douche bags on this earth are all into it. And I no longer wonder why women seem so attracted to douche bags among men. Truth is, women love a sweet talking, lying, and prideful douche bag over a guy who speaks the truth (all the time).
Questions aren't rude. In fact, I enjoy answering questions that people have about anything I'm interested in, including tattoos. When I read your comment, it came off rude and with a 'I'm better than you' kind of tone. If that wasn't your intention, I apologize. And just pointing out that your original comment was about "one good thing a tattoo does for you or any other person on this earth", to which I gave a couple of reasons why I and other people have gotten tattoos for. If you distill all those reasons down to "people [being] really into themselves" then that's your opinion and I'll respect that you've made up your mind about the subject.
The picture in 4:57 with tattoo like thing on the girl's hand is not a tattoo. It's an Indian wedding custom where brides put a certain dye called 'Mehendi'. This dye is made of plant extracts and goes off completely within a few weeks.
I don't know where the idiots who made this video got their information but even crappy artists will tell you to keep your tattoo out of the sun. Yes you can cause the most damage the newer the tattoo is but even 10 years later the sun can damage your tattoos. I got my fingers tattooed with my wife's name well over 15 years ago. I had it done by a tattoo artist at a truck run and even then he did everything but offer me head to keep me from getting my fingers tattooed. I have had my fingers redone 6 different times by 3 different artists just for the simple fact on how hard it is for the ink to stay in. After the first time most of the ink on each letter came out, leaving just enough to look shitty enough to make it where I had to have my fingers redone. Of course, after I had a horrible artist, (if you can call him that) redo my fingers is, that's the time the ink stays in my skin. I don't regret getting my fingers done, I regret using the tattoo guy that did the work the last time, he did a horrible job and now the only way I can do anything to try to make it look better is to make that part of each finger solid black
you are so dumb to get your tattoo to your fingers. You should before you ink. Every artist here, If you tattoed your finger they will ask you if you are sure about that. Tattoo in the fingers will keep fading.
deekat3279 Ohh shit. I dont know something about that but why someone in my neighborhood in their finger tattoo fade? ohh i get it we have a same skin. :)
deekat3279 and also skins might be an anatomy but that is a general. You just stated something that doesnt have to do with. When its comes to tattoo, we know how integumentary skins structure work.
deekat3279 stating a science that doesnt have to do anything with tattoo make you more dumber. You can just pop a science idea and make you smart about tattooing.
Actually a lot of tattoo inks are now vegan(maybe 20 years ago they weren't). Unlike how this guy said "vegans wouldn't think twice" um...yeah they would. Also tattoo artist 'wouldn't want you to know these things" they'd be happy if you actually understood tattoos on skin and did research or asked questions. They should cover everything in the aftercare instructions or else you're going to the wrong place. Usually these videos are okay....but this one is so misinformed. Maybe actually go to tattoo shops and interview real artist instead of assuming tattooers like to keep secrets from people. They care about their art and want it to stay looking it's best for as long as it can.
I know right!! Like “excuse me sir, are you vegan? no? then how do you know vegan’s wouldn’t think twice!? *we think about literally everything”* I’ve never had an issue with getting vegan ink and if they didn’t have it I’d ask them to get it, pay more for it & just wait. If they said no then I’d find a new artist 🤷♀️
If the tattoo artist doesn't have tattoos, but does have qualifications and an impressive portfolio, I would trust them. Maybe they can't get one due to allergies or some other reason or maybe they just don't want one. Doesn't mean they have less skill or experience. Also, you can't always know if that awesome tattoo your artist has was even done by them. If it is in a difficult place then most likely it wasn't. Also nice, a Brendon Urie.
I wouldnt. They wouldnt know how to care for a tattoo. They would follow advice they read or heard instead of finding their own best way for healing their tattoos experimenting on their own body. It also seems hypocritical.
i agree, and another thing what if the tatoo artist does have a tatoo we just can't see it, but it's located on his or her butt? are they required to moon us just to prove they have a tatoo. I hope not, I come to get a tatoo not see the national geographics of real life pantless people.
Uhhhhh any non-shit tattoo artist will tell you to keep your tattoos out of the sun and to use sunscreen once it's healed. I've hard artists tell me NEVER to go without sunscreen once it was done.
LH Streaming this sounds like one of two things: You are being tattooed too deeply and the bumps are scar tissue being created. Or You are allegeric to some ingredient in the sunscreen. If this is the case, try getting an organic or one specifically for sensitive skin (like aveno). I get eczema and cannot use most stuff made for my skin cause of it. It does exactly what you are talking about. Disclaimer: I am not a medical professional and if you really want to know why you are getting that reaction when trying to protect your skin art, I would highly recommend seeing a dermatologist.
Not a single one of my tattoo artists has EVER tried to dupe me or given me any less than amazing advice on how to best keep my tattoo fresh, healthy and vibrant. They’ve made sure that the tattoo in designed in a way that lines will stay fresh and crisp without bleeding into each other and every single shop I’ve been to has had vegan ink, it seems to be standard these days. For one of my first tattoos I had my sister’s ashes mixed into vegan ink, the other artists besides my guy were so confused 😂
A lot of tattoos are vegan. Not many tattoo parlors still have animals glycerin in their ink, most have switched to vegetable glycerin. I always ask before getting a tattoo if their ink is vegan and almost every time they have been. Just ask the shop beforehand!
You know, even non-vegans aren't particularly keen on getting the type of animal-by products that are (supposedly) in tattoo in permanently imbedded into their skin... 💁
Actually my friend, that’s completely false. It’s one of the better parts of the job when you can take something that a person isn’t happy with and make it into something they love. It’s a great feeling.
Angelo Colon same af! Like had my upper arm tatted took 4 sessions cuz my body wouldnt take yet my finger took like 3 mins and I didn't even feel anything
Most tattoo artist are true professionals. They are very passionate about their craft, they don’t typically give you crap advice. They want you to have lasting quality work after all word of mouth can make a career.
Been getting tats for 25 yrs. The past 2 weeks ive had 9; both lower legs, both upper arms, both lower arms (both gona be sleeves) and a few others. Yes, its highly addictive. Yes, it hurts. Yes it sucks trying to get comfy at night. Yes you get itchy whilst they're healing and yes, you can doubt yourself for a split second if the pain gets real bad whilst having it done but theres pleasure to be had after all the pain. Once all the bullshit is over and you've spent time looking after them during the healing process the final results are great! If you're a tattoo virgin and considering getting one, be sure its something you know you can live with. Dont rush the decision. Take time to really consider if its right for you and whether it may have a negative impact on your job etc. End of the day, dont be rushed, make the choice yourself and be confident to talk to the artist. He/she may have ideas themselves and may try to sway your initial idea, but stand firm unless you like what they say. Cost is also another factor. My last 9 tats come in at just under £800 and im knowhere near finished. Only spend what you can afford and ask the artist for a price. Some will be happy to give a fixed price, some work on an hourly rate (they may work slower to increase price). Anyhow, have fun and dont get something that everyone else has got. Design your own and ask the artist to mock it up for you. Remember, dont be afraid of talking to the artist. Its your body, your money.
Most people don't do prior research before getting body mods done whether it be piercings or tattoos. I can't stress enough that you NEED to research and be fully prepared for the process and after care. It's really simple. Think before you ink Research your artist and be as clear as you could be with what you expect. Have your aftercare available, and ask the shop if they sell any. SUNSCREEN Use a good moisturiser (don't use bepanthen, it's too thick and don't lather too much moisturiser on) Just don't neglect it and pretend it'll be alright, it's literally a wound so treat it as such
"OMG how horrible is it that someone practicing a branch of work would appreciate having regular clients. I mean nobody does that. EVER!" The sun part : wtf man NO, tattoo artists want their tattoos to hold and DO tell their customers to watch out for the sun since THEY DO NOT CHARGE FOR TOUCH UPS ! Don't blame the artist for the customer for their shitty ideas, they're the ones insisting for the name tattoos. Btw cover ups isn't a sub category, it's a very tricky branch for which there should be respect. Boohoo allergies exist wow. Big secret. Have you tried hold a tattoo machine ? No secrets here move along.
The tattoo artist said " You can't be in here drunk getting a tattoo ", and my reply was " If I wasn't drunk, I wouldn't be in here getting a tattoo ".
This is funny, I’ve worked in the tattoo industry for 20 years, every aftercare sheet that has passed through my hands states very clearly, stay out of the sun and use the heaviest SPF if that’s not conducive to your lifestyle. This video oozes ignorance. Ahh the ever elusive disappearing tattoo... what??? I can’t even...yes they can fade, yes they can get worn off if the placement is say, on your fingers, hands, feet, anywhere that gets a lot of use because skin sloughs itself but any artist worth their weight will advise you on that so, yeah....ignorance is running rampant here.
Most people already know these... and the tattoo artist will usually tell you not to have your freshly inked tattoo in the sun for long periods of time... at least all the ones I've been to
Matt Riddell unfortunately I've a real mess of a half sleeve gone wrong and I trusted the artists 100% my other work is great ! but artist tried removing an old tat with some zinc based formula with gun? and my arm is Horribly scarred where this was done and on front so spoils whole forearm sleeve tattoo :( any advice would be great tbh
James Black depending on how dark,detailed, and big the imagery on your sleeve is,and how bad the scarring is, you might be able to get a cover up. Unfortunately I'm not sure laser removal can be done on scar tissue
My friends had so many tattoos, along with her husband. All the tattoo artists told them to stay away from the sun.. O.O If a tattoo artists will tell me "ohh you can go to the sun, it's a lie!" I will turn around and just leave the studio... o.O
I love the fact I have my own personal tattoo guy. he is a wonderful artist. my latest I just sat through a 5 hour session a week and a half ago. I cant wait to go back and get it finished. I am loving your videos.
Lewis Whalley / im sure a kick in the nuts is a great day compared to squeezing a football out of a hole so small it rips to your asshole. Google fistula. Tell me what you think. And them getting prego more than once just shows you how tough they are. A nut shot is fuckin zero to what chicks go through.
giving birth hurts more but getting hit in the balls is worse, because 1. it happens more often, 2. you get no choice whether to do it, 3. you dont take any pain relief, 4. it can take you completely suprise.
Soooooo you should've changed this videos title to, "common sense shit people who are getting a tattoo should think about" lol.... cheers from Antarctica
Tattoo's are definitely addicting, which explains why I have 11 tattoo's & plans for 2-3 new tattoo's @ all times. I've had 1 bad tattoo artist & made sure to learn from that experience by always doing my research on my tattoo artist.
Mmm I’ve never had a tattoo artist do suggestive selling 🤔tho they are addicting but for me I use it as therapy especially being I don’t deal with my emotions so it’s a release. Every place I’ve been to tho tells you to stay out of the sun, chlorine, etc. Thinking about this I’m glad I’ve gone to places that are honest because none of this is a secret to me.
When I got my first tattoo my artist told if I want to keep it looking good. Moisturize at least once a day. And avoid as much sun exposure as possible. My oldest one is 7 months old And it's still nice and bright
I have to say it that although some of these are right most of this is wrong as an artist and as a tattooed person you have grossly overstep your bounds we always talk about how addictive it is we do not thrive on cover-ups never have I ever didn't name as though you said every tattoo artist ass you talk so definitively and knew nothing about the true culture I normally like this channel but I have lost so much respect
john smith I agree, my uncle is a tattoo artist in Cabot AR and he has been tattooing for around 30+ years, he's covered in ink and he's the only person who I get my ink done by, that man knows the business like the back of his hand
I got my newest tattoo the beginning of November and I love it 😍 I'm getting another asap. I was also allergic to the ink once and had to go on antibiotics as it kept cracking and bleeding, that was when I was 18.
This is something that from what I've heard they'd like to keep secret every time you get a tattoo they give you that tattoo care package with a adhesive in it. However if you read it it says to not apply to puncture wounds. And what's a tattoo? Multiple puncture wounds. I've heard it can also draw the ink that's supposed to be staying in your skin back out, if applied after leaving the shop.
People who really are into tattoos already know that stuff and a good and honorable artist will give you good tips and have your best interest in mind . The tattoo community has moral standards.
Every artist I have EVER had has always told me to stay away from the sun for 3 months. I also don't go by what the artist has on their skin, but what their portfolio shows. Their personal taste may not be mine, it doesn't mean they can't do what I want, and do it well.
Kuro Okami its still under dispute and tbh even though its anecdotal i dont know a woman who can stand pain at all and forget about temperature most woman i know are always cold no matter what and im effectively immune to cold if it was up to me my heater would still be off but the wife turned it on i have heard that being kicked in the testicles hurts more than giving birth because according to females kidney stones hurt more and a kick to the balls hurts more than a kidney stone from males do who knows
Christopher Combs I've heard a lot of women are anemic. Maybe due in part to monthly pain I don't know. Anyway, I can only cite myself, 2 children, 3 granddaughters, 2 sisters in law, and at least 15 cousins that I know for sure are anemic so maybe there's a reason we're cold all the time? Just saying.
Lynda Wolf maybe for me it has to be 0°f before i put on another layer i sware i have anti-feeeze in my veins i live in Wisconsin and have not owned a winter coat in 17 going on 18 years now heat on the other hand not a fan i can function but 80 and up brings on breathing issued for me i think temperature and pain thresholds are different pending on the person
Lynda Wolf there have been several studies on pain thresholds based on temprature they mention it briefly in this vid but i think its silly as "pain" is subjective to the sufferer and largly depends on nerve density i didnt bring up temprature the vid did
If you’re artist isn’t reminding you after your session not to expose the fresh tat to direct sunlight or basic care/hygiene for the tat, then you should kinda look into a new artist🤣🤣
the arabic tattoo at @2:50 doesnt really mean anything .. its only attached letters .. its like "HP SD MK LKASJJ BB HFALKSFHJ ASKLDFJPAISFA" .. at least use google translate .. lol not even one single word is arabic .
Tirnanog Actually most of the top brands of ink are vegan and cruelty free including Fusion, Intenze, Alla Prima, Eternal, Bloodline, Dynamic and heaps more, they're aren't any more expensive than non vegan alternatives and chances are your local shop uses vegan friendly supplies and doesn't even realise. A common non vegan part of tattooing is actually the stencil paper which often has the ingredient lanolin which comes from sheep wool. This whole video was completely ridiculous and did nothing but spread a bunch of silly misconceptions about the tattoo industry, rolling my eyes the whole way through 🙄
Lol I literally went in to get my first tattoo saying before they even started, "oh yeah, after this one I'm already saving up for a few others that I want here and here etc etc" 😂
For number 9. Im not quite confident in that, but i can tell you the entire time the guy did my tattoo on my shoulder (its my first one, done today. A beautiful rainbow monarch butterfly) i was staring at a spot on the wall in front of me. Only turning my head when he moved.
What are American tattoo artists telling people? Tattoo artists here telling you to keep it out of the sun light for a fixed amount of time. Tattoos always fade anyway. Also, why does a non Japanese have a yakuza tattoo?
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I’m a 20 year veteran of the Tattoo industry and while some of this is correct some of it is laughable. Tattoo artists, for the most part, HATE doing cover ups! Nothing like being handed a poop covered canvas and expected to make a Picasso out of it. We ALWAYS tell people about the sun and the water because if it looks like crap In six months it’s our name on the line. We don’t all Tattoo things we shouldn’t or things we know won’t hold up. That’s called find a reputable artist. Some of us have morals and care about clients. I’ve been cussed more times than I can count for refusing to do lover’s tattoos! I’ve never had to plant subliminal messages for repeat business. If you are good to people and do good work the addiction factor will get them back through your door. They are right that all tattoos have mistakes. I can go through top Artist’s work and easily find their mistakes because I’m trained to notice them or rather I’ve used the same tricks to hide them but they are also correct that the average person wouldn’t take notice of the mistakes in a quality piece. They are right that large pieces take long periods of time. I can do a black and gray very basic sleeve in about 15 hours but a full color very detailed one may take up to 50 hrs! They are right about women sitting better than men. Women tend to be more nervous at first where guys don’t seem to get so worked up but when it comes to working the guys tap out first. We do have far more female than male clients. Of course females are more likely to get the “in” Tattoo even after being told “this is s fad and we’ve already tattooed 10 this week.” Guys tend to get outdated fad tattoos. For instance we still have about one per month try to get a barbed wire band. Yes it’s a small town and we have a few farms but seriously! The truth is that your tattoo artist WANTS you to know as much truth about tattoos as you can because the more you know, the more realistic your expectations will be which will make you a happier customer and a better customer to work with! Oh and you can’t tell ANYTHING about an artist by their personal tattoos! One of the best artist in the world got his first tattoo nearing his retirement. Most Tattoo artists are covered in really bad crap, especially ones who started young and practiced on themselves. I am the most skilled artist in our shop and I have NO visible ink. I’ve had tattoos and I’ve have several lasered off and get this...it makes me know what it’s like to walk around with crappy tattoos and to know I don’t want to do that to anybody else so maybe that unlinked artist has simply not found anyone whose work they like that well and maybe they are super picky which means they might just be super picky about yours too! That one was just stupid. I watch a lot of videos from this channel and seeing the inaccuracy of the one based on my own field of expertise I’m wondering how far off the other videos are.
Aubrey West the other ones are usually pretty far off too
Aubrey West well said indeed! if only all artists were as open and honest as yourself we wouldn't have these videos imo unfortunately we all kno a guy doin tats in his garden hut lol..peace n luv to all
I have two people I know who are tattoo artists and want some tattoos, but one just got his full status (meaning finished his apprenticeship) and the other I had a bit of a falling out with. I get eczema and I'd like some more tattoos, but the places I want them, I do experience eczema sometimes. I've yet to have a straight answer from anyone on whether I should outright avoid those areas or if I can tattoo it, but have to take extra care. Not even my dermatologist seems to know whether a tattoo would do poorly with a bad bout of eczema or not. I'm curious if you know (since you've been doing this so long).
This is a good question, I wish I knew the answer.
Emerald kat Most derms will tell you not to ink the areas you generally flare.
I’m willing to bet $50 the person who made this video has never gotten a tattoo
I don't have any tattoos and I still knew all these so called "secrets" so... pretty sure we just got click-baited hard
Bob Ross he probly either got a smiley face on his ass cheek or "I love milk" in his arm
Bob Ross forreal this guy is a dumbass.
I'll bet £2000
I'll bet 300
I’ve been to 4 different studios in 3 different countries and I’ve always been told to stay clear of the sun and open water lol I’ve never heard of artists purposely not telling people that..
Kira yeah why the fuck would they want to touch it up again for you?
colin kuykendall ikr it takes so long to do in the first place, I’d be agro asf if I was the artist and someone ruined my work like that
This video is just clickbait.. a load of bs
I'm a tattoo artist in the UK and I can say we always tell people to avoid the sun, to keep putting on sunscreen even in shit weather and to keep moisturising ect. the simple fact is if someone fucks their tattoo up and they don't know why, it makes us look crap and people will see this bad tattoo and ask about it and think "right, I won't go there". Why would a tattoo artist want shit work walking around? We'd make more money off new customers by word of mouth than re-inking. Plus most tattoo artists re-ink their work for free if it needs it. And imagine getting a tat that fades, you wouldn't go back because you'd think they shit so we wouldn't even get the doe because we'd lose a customer to someone else.
Agreed. When I got my tattoo I was given a paper with details on how to care for it including staying out of the sun and how to keep it moisturized. I was very thankful for how much they seemed to care about the tattoo they just spent 4 hours creating and after the money I spent on it. I became a regular customer because of that care.
"First people to get tattoos in the 1960s"😂😂😂 come on, tattoos have been around longggggg before that😂
Right 😂😂😂
Doc Holliday yeah like 1000 years ago
He said common among bikers
Yaaaaa, i mean
Like.... ramses III has 3 straight lines
From his family lineage (1400 b.c), but i forgot where, on fingers or forearm(???)
The 3rd boy, from the 19th generation of kings/queens
Good exemple did he?
That's not what he said, you cut out the rest of the sentence. He was saying that in the 1950s and 60s, almost no one had tattoos apart from gang members.
10. Tattoos are addictive
9. Tattoos aren’t just for tough guys
8. Don’t trust a tattoo free tattoo artist
7. The sun is the enemy
6. Tattoos aren’t vegan
5. Tattoos hurt a lot and sometimes don’t even last
4. They will let you make a mistake
3. Cover ups pay the bills
2. Tattoos can be dangerous
1. Every tattoo artist makes mistakes often
Idk why I did this 😂
Gracie Cunningham thanks
Literally none of these were secrets
Or based on recorded fact
I didn't know the thing about the ink having animal products which is good for me to know
TheGanjaIguana its quite obvious...
Most pigments in EVERYTHING have animal products, including makeup
We probably wouldn't even know what ink is, if it wasn't for the squid.
A tattoo artist with no tattoos doesn't know the best way to give a tattoo ? I don't want my brain surgeon to go through brain surgery before he/she tries to save my life. You may as well say never trust a bald barber.
thumper742 fair statement, but if I let some dude who has never been under the needle how would he know the pressure to use and how to spread the skin while inking you up? You can't argue the brain sergeant part since it comes down to practice and understanding on another person.
Lauren Martin or not wanting a vet that isnt a dog
Anthony Strong well they learn all that from being an apprentice and practice. Funny how that works huh?
Ok, not the same. A tattoo artist who has never had tattoos might be heavy handed or set his gun too high, etc. If they dont have their own tattoos its also alot more likely that they might mess up.
Quizmo 71 How does a surgeon who has never been under the knife know he's not being too heavy-handed? By learning from the patient. People have different bodies. Having a tattoo doesn't mean you just tattoo everyone the same way you were. Others need a heavier hand, others need a lighter touch. Only w practice does anyone learn anything. Yes, some choose to practice on themselves but that's because it's easier than finding someone else to let you but its not necessary to being a better tattoo artist.
8 I trusted a surgeon to remove my appendix even though he didn’t remove his own
You Weirdo eh good point
That is what I was thinking
You should take your car to the hair salon and have em fix it
Difference is, the amount of years they have to do in learning and training, compared to a simple tattoo artist apprentice.
Be real. 😂
It’s like someone trying to teach you how to drive a car and they have never drove one themselves
Remember kids don’t ever get a tattoo in an apartment. No matter how good the price is
Well me i did and they are amazing:) and now the artist who tattoo me in his apartment is famous and have his own studio.
@@AnnaF33 ….that’s different…Dick
45% bullcrap
45% not even secretive at all
10% reliable information
Check your facts. Not every single tattoo business is like this.
This is just basic tattoo facts, no artist is trying to make sure you don't know these things....
tigerjay ik right... I made sure I knew all this info before I got my tattoo and it wasn't difficult to find.
um dude on every aftercare sheet i've gotten they've said to keep the tattoo out of the sun. and they told me this while they handed the sheet to me last time.
This was definitely made by someone that knows nothing about tattooing and just googled this info. I'm a tattooer and 90% of this video is fake news.
Lauren Martin Same here this was an odd watch with looking at all the comments
Very ignorant video
I just thought the same 😂
Lauren Martin no kidding. They have no idea what they're talking about.
Live free or whatever I've been getting INK for 29 yrs on n off most if not all my friends have tats and I'd like you to explain please how this is FAKE NEWS? I admit 20 /30 hrs per sleeve is way off imo! but Fake news ?
I have 3 tats. My advice is, dont get a tattoo because you think it's "cool". Make SURE the tattoo you get MEANS something to you, even if your life changes and that image no longer means something to you, it at least represents an important time or aspect of your life. Something that just "looks cool" means NOTHING and eventually you will end up saying "I wish I had gotten X".
Every tattoo artist will advise you to get your tattoo during the colder months rather than during summer (for other reasons than just sunlight like sweat and infections) and to keep it out of the sun and use sun screen even after its healed.
Yeah. I don't get #2 or #10. Seriously, every time someone sees your tattoo, that's their work on display. They will want people to see it at its best. Why in the world would they want it to look like shit?
Exactly.
@@emeraldkat2167 preach
NeonBlackHeartAttack you can’t speak for all tattoo artist. Every artist you know maybe
I’ve seen an artist who had no tattoos and his work was better than most people fully covered in tattoos. You can’t judge a persons art because they chose not to get one of their own
Of course! Perhaps that specific artist has allergies to the ink and can't get any tattoos. Or perhaps they have a hidden one. People shouldn't judge
I'd question it because most people who do tattoos also like tattoos, but who's to say it's not just a hobby to go to after their office job?
Anyways, I agree. You don't have to have them to have skill.
I agree I watch ink master and this guy on the show didn't have any tattoos and a gust judge pointed it out and that episode he got kick off even though his tattoo was one of the best ones. People were mad and the other people thought it was stupid to even point it out since he was one of the best on that season
Painless Rick doesn't have any ink, and when you ask him why his name is Painless Rick he says "It doesn't hurt ME!"
so..........
what you're saying is
YOU CAN'T JUDGE A TATTOO ARTIST BY HIS COVER
hehe
is that right ?
None of these are secrets to anyone who has ever gotten a tattoo.
cyclanokitten I didn't know that vegan friendly ink was possible but the rest I knew
cyclanokitten I didn't know bout the sun and I got 3 separate tats
I have 0 tattoos and I knew all of these.
Jj4life1992 Must have not went to a very good studio then because most if not all artists would tell you that sun sucks the colour straight from a tattoo and makes it fade 5x faster
Right plus they forgot chlorine turns black green when fresh
I’ve been a professional tattoo artist for 15 years. This video only applies to scratchers and non-reputable shops that shouldn’t even be open. Of course tattooing is a business. Does anything in this video sound like good business practice? Thumbs down
Sirchud68 actually it’s a very good video. Could have been better though if they mentioned that you should check to see if the artist spore checks his autoclave to make sure it’s actually functioning properly. If the answer is no then run. They should also ask the artist if they make their own pigments. If the answer is yes then they should run. Leave the ink making to the PROFESSIONALS. If the artist doesn’t bag their ink bottles and equipment. RUN cuz they are dirty. U will know this when u see dried ink on the outside of their bottles. I could go on and on, and I won’t even go into the blood born pathogens side of things, or how some of the “professionals” reuse needle used on other customers. They just put it a autoclave bag and run it thru their autoclave again. Presto! A “brand new” dull needle. The customer sees the artist open the bag and thinks it’s shiny brand new not realizing that the artist was just too cheap to spend 2 dollars on a new needle. That leads into the actual cost of doing a tattoo. Ladies, that little hello kitty tattoo the size of a silver dollar the artist put on you in about 20 minutes that he charged you 75 dollars for? Well he has about 5 dollars in materials invested in that venture and probably just smoked more weed than u did just prior to getting the tattoo. Lolololol Oil!
Sirchud68 what's your say on the animal-based ink part?
boris zoloft You were on a roll with good info and observation until the last part. Then you derailed
Jeni Watkins thats a matter of opinion. i have my own machine and ive done plenty of tattoos on alot of people. i know what the cost is to tattoo. its not alot of money. and yes unfortunately there are ALOT of people out there runnin ink who are high. all im sayin is know what you are getting into. when i was getting into it i did my research. talked to alot of professionals. met some good people and met some complete jackasses. at the end of the day all im saying is as a customer know what your getting into. ive seen the stuff firsthand.
boris zoloft I have plenty of ink from professional artists. So I'm pretty sure I understand the concept. I was simply referring to you last comment. The one about them smoking more than you before doing your work. The rest of your info was dead on. If they are doing drugs, you should be running out of the shop and never look back. It seldom ends well. I could care less what they do at home, but if they are doing that shit at work or just before, they have no business with a machine in thier hand.
Actual professional, here! 🤚 Over half of what this guy said is complete BS.
😂😂😂lmao exposedddd
@@matilda315 There is no sources. That should do the work already.
Ok wish ones?
like what? can you tell me which one if any was bs? do you have an example?
@@Dustinmaester For example that tattoo artists don't tell about using sunscreen on your tattos and that sun and water is enemy of tattos. I have already 10 tattoos from 9 different artists, from 7 different studios in 4 different cities of country. Every of them told me whole instruction how to deal with tattoo during summer and in first few weeks, even when they saw that they are actually making 5th and so on tatto on my body.
getting my first tattoo next week wish me luck !
Malica Hamilton I'm a,wk late so Good Luck ! or I hope it went well
Yay! Congrats!
How did it go?
How was it
What did it look like?
Im a mortician, and I’ve never had someone embalm, cremate, drain my blood or bury me, that does not mean I am less skilled or trustable at my job? I know some tattoo artist covered from head to toe and they are still shit.
Michael Parness just because they have good ink doesn't mean they are good: most of their tattoos well have been done by someone else.
Michael Parness i love this
It's very true. Also just because u can't see tattoos on someone doesn't mean they aren't there. My boss has one visible tattoo on her arm, But over a dozen (including some pieces that take up and entire limb)
Michael Parness - fucking fantastic comment!
Tattooed and proud.... but remember... cheap tattoos are not good, good tattoos are not cheap.... happy inking everyone 👍🏻
What pisses me off the most about this video is the fact that it's so opinionated and THEY DON'T EVEN HAVE SOURCES
They did have sources on the third link but they were mostly wiki and picture sources
Hope Parsons--Tell me one good thing a tattoo does for you or any other person on this earth...any takers?
Some people get tattoos to feel more comfortable with their bodies. Some people get them to cover self harm scars. Some people get them to feel like they have a piece of a loved one with them. Some people get tattoos because they like to have a reminder of something that makes them feel stronger. More over, people get tattoos because they like them. If you don't have tattoos and you don't like them, that's perfectly fine. Just don't be rude to those of us who do have tattoos.
Cari Koco--Oh my bad. What a rude question on my behalf..
A simple question is not being rude last time I checked. I guess what you saying is a tattoo can make a person stronger?..how interesting. I suppose you want me to believe that? A better answer on your part could have been that people are really into themselves and is why they get them. I'm not about hating...just facts and reality unlike most people in general. Cheers to you and your (makes me so cool) tattoos. Some of the biggest douche bags on this earth are all into it. And I no longer wonder why women seem so attracted to douche bags among men. Truth is, women love a sweet talking, lying, and prideful douche bag over a guy who speaks the truth (all the time).
Questions aren't rude. In fact, I enjoy answering questions that people have about anything I'm interested in, including tattoos. When I read your comment, it came off rude and with a 'I'm better than you' kind of tone. If that wasn't your intention, I apologize. And just pointing out that your original comment was about "one good thing a tattoo does for you or any other person on this earth", to which I gave a couple of reasons why I and other people have gotten tattoos for. If you distill all those reasons down to "people [being] really into themselves" then that's your opinion and I'll respect that you've made up your mind about the subject.
4:30
Okay but like I made the exact same face at that moment
BRENDON
Holy shit its brendon urie i knew that person looked familiar
The picture in 4:57 with tattoo like thing on the girl's hand is not a tattoo. It's an Indian wedding custom where brides put a certain dye called 'Mehendi'. This dye is made of plant extracts and goes off completely within a few weeks.
I don't know where the idiots who made this video got their information but even crappy artists will tell you to keep your tattoo out of the sun. Yes you can cause the most damage the newer the tattoo is but even 10 years later the sun can damage your tattoos. I got my fingers tattooed with my wife's name well over 15 years ago. I had it done by a tattoo artist at a truck run and even then he did everything but offer me head to keep me from getting my fingers tattooed. I have had my fingers redone 6 different times by 3 different artists just for the simple fact on how hard it is for the ink to stay in. After the first time most of the ink on each letter came out, leaving just enough to look shitty enough to make it where I had to have my fingers redone. Of course, after I had a horrible artist, (if you can call him that) redo my fingers is, that's the time the ink stays in my skin. I don't regret getting my fingers done, I regret using the tattoo guy that did the work the last time, he did a horrible job and now the only way I can do anything to try to make it look better is to make that part of each finger solid black
you are so dumb to get your tattoo to your fingers. You should before you ink. Every artist here, If you tattoed your finger they will ask you if you are sure about that. Tattoo in the fingers will keep fading.
deekat3279 Ohh shit. I dont know something about that but why someone in my neighborhood in their finger tattoo fade? ohh i get it we have a same skin. :)
deekat3279 and also skins might be an anatomy but that is a general. You just stated something that doesnt have to do with. When its comes to tattoo, we know how integumentary skins structure work.
deekat3279 stating a science that doesnt have to do anything with tattoo make you more dumber. You can just pop a science idea and make you smart about tattooing.
I agree misinformation on video!!!! I have a few tatts some still great after years and changes to my skin, others need reinking faster.
Actually a lot of tattoo inks are now vegan(maybe 20 years ago they weren't). Unlike how this guy said "vegans wouldn't think twice" um...yeah they would. Also tattoo artist 'wouldn't want you to know these things" they'd be happy if you actually understood tattoos on skin and did research or asked questions. They should cover everything in the aftercare instructions or else you're going to the wrong place. Usually these videos are okay....but this one is so misinformed. Maybe actually go to tattoo shops and interview real artist instead of assuming tattooers like to keep secrets from people. They care about their art and want it to stay looking it's best for as long as it can.
KuroMushiChan 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
KuroMushiChan True I'm vegan and the tattooist I go to only uses them
I know right!! Like “excuse me sir, are you vegan? no? then how do you know vegan’s wouldn’t think twice!? *we think about literally everything”* I’ve never had an issue with getting vegan ink and if they didn’t have it I’d ask them to get it, pay more for it & just wait. If they said no then I’d find a new artist 🤷♀️
If the tattoo artist doesn't have tattoos, but does have qualifications and an impressive portfolio, I would trust them. Maybe they can't get one due to allergies or some other reason or maybe they just don't want one. Doesn't mean they have less skill or experience. Also, you can't always know if that awesome tattoo your artist has was even done by them. If it is in a difficult place then most likely it wasn't. Also nice, a Brendon Urie.
I write arms races not fashion statements this needs more likes, and you need more subs
I wouldnt. They wouldnt know how to care for a tattoo. They would follow advice they read or heard instead of finding their own best way for healing their tattoos experimenting on their own body. It also seems hypocritical.
i agree, and another thing what if the tatoo artist does have a tatoo we just can't see it, but it's located on his or her butt? are they required to moon us just to prove they have a tatoo. I hope not, I come to get a tatoo not see the national geographics of real life pantless people.
Uhhhhh any non-shit tattoo artist will tell you to keep your tattoos out of the sun and to use sunscreen once it's healed. I've hard artists tell me NEVER to go without sunscreen once it was done.
Spooky same
Me too.
LH Streaming this sounds like one of two things:
You are being tattooed too deeply and the bumps are scar tissue being created.
Or
You are allegeric to some ingredient in the sunscreen. If this is the case, try getting an organic or one specifically for sensitive skin (like aveno). I get eczema and cannot use most stuff made for my skin cause of it. It does exactly what you are talking about.
Disclaimer: I am not a medical professional and if you really want to know why you are getting that reaction when trying to protect your skin art, I would highly recommend seeing a dermatologist.
4:30 you can spot a wild Beebo😂😂
I saw him too
Not a single one of my tattoo artists has EVER tried to dupe me or given me any less than amazing advice on how to best keep my tattoo fresh, healthy and vibrant. They’ve made sure that the tattoo in designed in a way that lines will stay fresh and crisp without bleeding into each other and every single shop I’ve been to has had vegan ink, it seems to be standard these days. For one of my first tattoos I had my sister’s ashes mixed into vegan ink, the other artists besides my guy were so confused 😂
Number 7 The sun is the enemy- Tattoo artists tell you this and offer to touch up their work for FREE if it fades whilst healing.
Nym OneFourSix thank you! I hate that this video twists all the facts into complete bullshit!
Yeah both places ive gone to say stay out of sun light and prolonged. Exposure to water
A lot of tattoos are vegan. Not many tattoo parlors still have animals glycerin in their ink, most have switched to vegetable glycerin. I always ask before getting a tattoo if their ink is vegan and almost every time they have been. Just ask the shop beforehand!
Chloe Rose OMG Who Cares 🚬💨😅
You know, even non-vegans aren't particularly keen on getting the type of animal-by products that are (supposedly) in tattoo in permanently imbedded into their skin... 💁
80% Fake Thumbnail
19% Fake Title
1% True Facts/news
I freaked out when I saw Brendon and Avril
Ikr
Another big secret: 1+1=2 😵
Mel Anie -1 thats 3 quik mats
Dumb as this video.
2+2=3. Government takes their cut, only people who get the full slice are cash businesses and drug dealers
secret nasa information geting leaked again?
no one who worked on this video has ever spoken to a tattoo artist in their life.
I saw Brendon Urie at 4:31 and paused the video and had to re think my life for a sec
Most actual artists don't at all like going over someone others art to replace it as it was. I.E. Fixing it.
welcome to the world of business and art.where your personal opinions about being a actual artist doesn't matter.
Kelly Patterson a actual artist will help a clients suffering from shit work
Actually my friend, that’s completely false. It’s one of the better parts of the job when you can take something that a person isn’t happy with and make it into something they love. It’s a great feeling.
bullshit
4:28 HELLO FATHER
Ninõ Bonito Lance sameeeeeeeeee
Yeah same but it’s dadi
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Dude legit my fingers did not hurt at all yet my upper arm did, that made me realize that its all on the person, its not an overall fact
Angelo Colon same af! Like had my upper arm tatted took 4 sessions cuz my body wouldnt take yet my finger took like 3 mins and I didn't even feel anything
My arms upper and my ribs and chest didn't hurt at all they tickled, back of my hand hure and bruised badly but went away after a week
I swear to god I can never escape Brendon Urie
Just Bread same fam
This might have been one of the most unamazing videos on this channel
yeah but aren't they all pretty much un amazing?
Most tattoo artist are true professionals. They are very passionate about their craft, they don’t typically give you crap advice. They want you to have lasting quality work after all word of mouth can make a career.
Been getting tats for 25 yrs. The past 2 weeks ive had 9; both lower legs, both upper arms, both lower arms (both gona be sleeves) and a few others. Yes, its highly addictive. Yes, it hurts. Yes it sucks trying to get comfy at night. Yes you get itchy whilst they're healing and yes, you can doubt yourself for a split second if the pain gets real bad whilst having it done but theres pleasure to be had after all the pain. Once all the bullshit is over and you've spent time looking after them during the healing process the final results are great! If you're a tattoo virgin and considering getting one, be sure its something you know you can live with. Dont rush the decision. Take time to really consider if its right for you and whether it may have a negative impact on your job etc. End of the day, dont be rushed, make the choice yourself and be confident to talk to the artist. He/she may have ideas themselves and may try to sway your initial idea, but stand firm unless you like what they say. Cost is also another factor. My last 9 tats come in at just under £800 and im knowhere near finished. Only spend what you can afford and ask the artist for a price. Some will be happy to give a fixed price, some work on an hourly rate (they may work slower to increase price). Anyhow, have fun and dont get something that everyone else has got. Design your own and ask the artist to mock it up for you. Remember, dont be afraid of talking to the artist. Its your body, your money.
Most people don't do prior research before getting body mods done whether it be piercings or tattoos. I can't stress enough that you NEED to research and be fully prepared for the process and after care.
It's really simple.
Think before you ink
Research your artist and be as clear as you could be with what you expect.
Have your aftercare available, and ask the shop if they sell any.
SUNSCREEN
Use a good moisturiser (don't use bepanthen, it's too thick and don't lather too much moisturiser on)
Just don't neglect it and pretend it'll be alright, it's literally a wound so treat it as such
"OMG how horrible is it that someone practicing a branch of work would appreciate having regular clients. I mean nobody does that. EVER!"
The sun part : wtf man NO, tattoo artists want their tattoos to hold and DO tell their customers to watch out for the sun since THEY DO NOT CHARGE FOR TOUCH UPS !
Don't blame the artist for the customer for their shitty ideas, they're the ones insisting for the name tattoos. Btw cover ups isn't a sub category, it's a very tricky branch for which there should be respect.
Boohoo allergies exist wow. Big secret.
Have you tried hold a tattoo machine ?
No secrets here move along.
4:30
HEY, I FOUND A WILD BRENDON URIE
Daniella Safakho yessssss
OMG I LOVE IT
yasssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
Daniella Safakho I just commented that😂😂!
How original...
The tattoo artist said " You can't be in here drunk getting a tattoo ", and my reply was " If I wasn't drunk, I wouldn't be in here getting a tattoo ".
U posted this 4 days before I got my tattoo. Thank god I didn't see the video before now.
This is funny, I’ve worked in the tattoo industry for 20 years, every aftercare sheet that has passed through my hands states very clearly, stay out of the sun and use the heaviest SPF if that’s not conducive to your lifestyle. This video oozes ignorance. Ahh the ever elusive disappearing tattoo... what??? I can’t even...yes they can fade, yes they can get worn off if the placement is say, on your fingers, hands, feet, anywhere that gets a lot of use because skin sloughs itself but any artist worth their weight will advise you on that so, yeah....ignorance is running rampant here.
So much ignorance that they put a HANNA desing when talking about hands tattoos! 4:57 Really???
Like what was ignorant? can you give an example? maybe time stamp it?
@@Dustinmaester from the second it started to the second it ended
Most people already know these... and the tattoo artist will usually tell you not to have your freshly inked tattoo in the sun for long periods of time... at least all the ones I've been to
Brendan _1 o had no idea about most of these. I also do not know how to cook rat soup ala- cream. I guess I find both equally stupid.
This is mental - what tattoo artist doesn’t warn you about sun?! It’s their artwork...why wouldn’t they want it to survive?
Matt Riddell unfortunately I've a real mess of a half sleeve gone wrong and I trusted the artists 100% my other work is great ! but artist tried removing an old tat with some zinc based formula with gun? and my arm is Horribly scarred where this was done and on front so spoils whole forearm sleeve tattoo :( any advice would be great tbh
And most artists touch up their own work for free. There is no financial benefit to wanting their work to fade so they can go over it.
James Black depending on how dark,detailed, and big the imagery on your sleeve is,and how bad the scarring is, you might be able to get a cover up. Unfortunately I'm not sure laser removal can be done on scar tissue
The Brendon Urie pictures is actually hilarious
My friends had so many tattoos, along with her husband.
All the tattoo artists told them to stay away from the sun.. O.O
If a tattoo artists will tell me "ohh you can go to the sun, it's a lie!" I will turn around and just leave the studio... o.O
So you can't be exposed at the sun anymore?
*Sees number 5 first pic* OMG ITS BRENDON URIE!!
Faith Hope Love I noticed straight away and freaked
+Abbi Gibson haha
Faith Hope Love I was hoping someone would comment something about Brendon
YESSS
Ikt i was freaking out
4:28 Brendon Boyd Urie I'm glad you're here
same
Are you nasty?
Quick - to the tattoo parlour.
Continual Improvement i seen you in alot of videos
I love the fact I have my own personal tattoo guy. he is a wonderful artist. my latest I just sat through a 5 hour session a week and a half ago. I cant wait to go back and get it finished. I am loving your videos.
#1 - they're addictive.
Lol, I'm out of here.
They really are tho
This video will surely mislead people without tattoos or are planing to get one.
Chicks give birth. So yeah, theyve got us hands down in the pain department.
Justin Booker women say they want to do it again. not so many men ask to get hit in the balls twice.
Justin Booker yea women give birth n all but do they get ball tapped or kicked in the balls I think not
Lewis Whalley / im sure a kick in the nuts is a great day compared to squeezing a football out of a hole so small it rips to your asshole. Google fistula. Tell me what you think. And them getting prego more than once just shows you how tough they are. A nut shot is fuckin zero to what chicks go through.
of course giving birth is worse. I had front row seats for both my kids' birth. I'm all set.
giving birth hurts more but getting hit in the balls is worse, because 1. it happens more often, 2. you get no choice whether to do it, 3. you dont take any pain relief, 4. it can take you completely suprise.
Soooooo you should've changed this videos title to, "common sense shit people who are getting a tattoo should think about" lol.... cheers from Antarctica
Tattoo's are definitely addicting, which explains why I have 11 tattoo's & plans for 2-3 new tattoo's @ all times. I've had 1 bad tattoo artist & made sure to learn from that experience by always doing my research on my tattoo artist.
Mmm I’ve never had a tattoo artist do suggestive selling 🤔tho they are addicting but for me I use it as therapy especially being I don’t deal with my emotions so it’s a release. Every place I’ve been to tho tells you to stay out of the sun, chlorine, etc. Thinking about this I’m glad I’ve gone to places that are honest because none of this is a secret to me.
Oml the picture with Brendon Urie
4:53 that's henna, not tattoo... henna doesn't hurt what so ever! Only stinky ;)
Henna smells nice tho
Jail picked tattoos hurt more than a tat machine. Good tattoos aren't cheap & cheap tattoos aren't good.
ASTRO ZOMBIE unless you have family that is a amazing artist
ASTRO ZOMBIE I beg to differ, I got a 10$ that looks like a 150$ tattoo. It's all about the artist
Yeah...my cheaper tats are better than my expensive one...
Umm my tattoo was done by an apprentice so it was free and it look great
I have 11 small/ medium tatts and 3 piercings. I admit I am addicted to them.
When I got my first tattoo my artist told if I want to keep it looking good. Moisturize at least once a day. And avoid as much sun exposure as possible. My oldest one is 7 months old And it's still nice and bright
I got the same info from my artist to .. And I got 11 tattoos now and they all look the same how it was done
At 4:29 there is a wild Brenden Urie making an appearance while getting a tattoo.... Truly a beautiful sight
I have to say it that although some of these are right most of this is wrong as an artist and as a tattooed person you have grossly overstep your bounds we always talk about how addictive it is we do not thrive on cover-ups never have I ever didn't name as though you said every tattoo artist ass you talk so definitively and knew nothing about the true culture I normally like this channel but I have lost so much respect
john smith I agree, my uncle is a tattoo artist in Cabot AR and he has been tattooing for around 30+ years, he's covered in ink and he's the only person who I get my ink done by, that man knows the business like the back of his hand
I got my newest tattoo the beginning of November and I love it 😍 I'm getting another asap. I was also allergic to the ink once and had to go on antibiotics as it kept cracking and bleeding, that was when I was 18.
This is something that from what I've heard they'd like to keep secret every time you get a tattoo they give you that tattoo care package with a adhesive in it. However if you read it it says to not apply to puncture wounds. And what's a tattoo? Multiple puncture wounds. I've heard it can also draw the ink that's supposed to be staying in your skin back out, if applied after leaving the shop.
Tattoos have become such a fashion statement
4:30 OMG IS THAT BEBO?!?! (Brendan urie)
happy feet lilu *brendon
People who really are into tattoos already know that stuff and a good and honorable artist will give you good tips and have your best interest in mind . The tattoo community has moral standards.
4:29 Brandon Urie!
joban sidhu *brendon
joban sidhu Yep! Also it Brendon, not Brandon
joban sidhu dont you mean brandon urin
Brendon.
joban sidhu I SAW ITT
Every artist I have EVER had has always told me to stay away from the sun for 3 months. I also don't go by what the artist has on their skin, but what their portfolio shows. Their personal taste may not be mine, it doesn't mean they can't do what I want, and do it well.
i’m a tattoo artist and i can say that i’ve never not said these things to my clients
Should be retitled, 10 things tattoo noobs should know.
Brendon urie
Omg Brendon Urie is featured at 4:31
"Women are better at coping with pain" Could it be because they survive up to a weeks worth of severe stabbing like pain /every month/? Probably.
Kuro Okami its still under dispute and tbh even though its anecdotal i dont know a woman who can stand pain at all and forget about temperature most woman i know are always cold no matter what and im effectively immune to cold if it was up to me my heater would still be off but the wife turned it on
i have heard that being kicked in the testicles hurts more than giving birth because according to females kidney stones hurt more and a kick to the balls hurts more than a kidney stone from males do who knows
Christopher Combs I've heard a lot of women are anemic. Maybe due in part to monthly pain I don't know. Anyway, I can only cite myself, 2 children, 3 granddaughters, 2 sisters in law, and at least 15 cousins that I know for sure are anemic so maybe there's a reason we're cold all the time? Just saying.
Christopher Combs Btw, what does "forgetting about temperature " have to do with a higher tolerance to pain?
Apples and oranges.
Lynda Wolf maybe for me it has to be 0°f before i put on another layer i sware i have anti-feeeze in my veins i live in Wisconsin and have not owned a winter coat in 17 going on 18 years now heat on the other hand not a fan i can function but 80 and up brings on breathing issued for me i think temperature and pain thresholds are different pending on the person
Lynda Wolf there have been several studies on pain thresholds based on temprature they mention it briefly in this vid but i think its silly as "pain" is subjective to the sufferer and largly depends on nerve density i didnt bring up temprature the vid did
4:31 Brendon? 😂
If you’re artist isn’t reminding you after your session not to expose the fresh tat to direct sunlight or basic care/hygiene for the tat, then you should kinda look into a new artist🤣🤣
These are not secrets though..
the arabic tattoo at @2:50 doesnt really mean anything .. its only attached letters .. its like "HP SD MK LKASJJ BB HFALKSFHJ ASKLDFJPAISFA" .. at least use google translate .. lol not even one single word is arabic .
I'm saying I thought my Arabic just gotten worse I couldn't make up a word out off the whole essay she wrote lol
She be tellin people it means something but in reality it means nothing
Only reason I don't have a tattoo is bc I'm one broke mf.
Jason Spinney the reason I don't get one is because it would take five years to make it
Thanks for the info about sun exposure. I live in a tropical country, got to hide my tattoo well
I'm having a tattoo of Pennywise on my inner wrist, in three weeks time.
I'm so bloody excited! ☺
Oh and vegan tattoo ink does exist
Peter Hill
He didn't say it didn't exist. He said they usually don't have it due to how expensive it is. But some parlors do have them.
Tirnanog Actually most of the top brands of ink are vegan and cruelty free including Fusion, Intenze, Alla Prima, Eternal, Bloodline, Dynamic and heaps more, they're aren't any more expensive than non vegan alternatives and chances are your local shop uses vegan friendly supplies and doesn't even realise. A common non vegan part of tattooing is actually the stencil paper which often has the ingredient lanolin which comes from sheep wool. This whole video was completely ridiculous and did nothing but spread a bunch of silly misconceptions about the tattoo industry, rolling my eyes the whole way through 🙄
The dean winchester gif triggered apocalypse flashbacks oh wow 😭😭
impala winchester I shouldn't of had to search this far for this comment.
Oh no how dare us artists advertise so you want more...because that happens in no other business.. yes sarcasm
overthink Ink This entire list was fucking stupid
Lol I literally went in to get my first tattoo saying before they even started, "oh yeah, after this one I'm already saving up for a few others that I want here and here etc etc" 😂
Tattoos aren't vegan
You should tell Frank Iero
For number 9. Im not quite confident in that, but i can tell you the entire time the guy did my tattoo on my shoulder (its my first one, done today. A beautiful rainbow monarch butterfly) i was staring at a spot on the wall in front of me. Only turning my head when he moved.
O would you look at Brendon popping up in videos again 4:31
Great , now I want my other arm done aswell...
my dad is a tattoo artist alot of this are fake
and the first one is only some artist alot of artist just talk to the customer's
Steam Cat gaming would he like a semi virgin canvas( i have only 1 tat on my hand) the major tattoo areas are clean arms legs back and chest
OH MY GOD! BRENDON BOYD URIE!! YAS MY BOYD WAS IN THIS VIDEO!! I love him.
What are American tattoo artists telling people? Tattoo artists here telling you to keep it out of the sun light for a fixed amount of time. Tattoos always fade anyway. Also, why does a non Japanese have a yakuza tattoo?