Answering Stupid Tattoo Questions
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- ♥ In today's video I answer some common questions about body mods that people might be afraid to ask in fear of looking stupid.
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I immediately "regret" every tattoo I get as soon as it's done. I have a total freak out like "dear gawd what have I done!" This happens every time, even though I am heavily covered. When they heal I am fine and usually in love.
Shana Abell Holy Sh*t, i thought i was the only one!
ScherazadezGypsy I thought I was the only one! I'm glad I'm not. Thanks:D
Shana Abell when I got my whole bicep tattooed I looked in mirror when I got home and immediately thought 'omg what have I done' because it was the biggest tattoo I've ever had. For every tattoo I slightly freak out after but I absolutely love my tattoos.
Me too! :D
I do the same thing! with my most recent I didn't immediately, but that night when I was laying in bed I lost my shit because I thought I hated it. My partner reminded me that I can't judge my piece on just the lines, so I'm looking guard to being totally done with all my sessions so I can fall in love all over again with the art
I was 28 when I got my first tattoo. I'm almost 34 and have about 25 now. my mom is 64 and she's planning on getting her first tattoo next year! you're never too old!
That's so awesome! What's she getting?
thanks :) her boyfriend and soul mate passed away a few years ago so she wants his portrait tattooed in remembrance.
Oh awesome. Lol. I thought I was a total outsider of this generation where everyone gets tattoos at 16 or under. I too am glad I didn't have the money to get a tattoo when I was that young. Lol. who knows, I probably would've put some shitty boy band logo on my body. Lol.
That's so cool! I wanted tattoos since 14 but I waited until 24 to get my first and I'm so glad that I did. I found the perfect artist and I'm planning to get my whole sleeve with her.
David Hume exactly. just like you are never too old to be boring and lifeless
Side note can we just take a moment for her hair in this video its so cute I die
I was thinking the same
Yes we can! her hair is fab =)
legit tried to look like harley quinn
that hair style was around before harley quinn
How is pulling her hair up copying someone I'm pretty sure this hairstyle existed when people first learned about doing hair
tattoo artist here. Here's one question that I get a lot. "Do I have to pay the full amount on the first day?"
Answer: No.
Large tattoos can be broken up in sessions. You can get the outline work in one session and the shading in another, or several. Depending on how big the piece is. You don't have to sit the a huge tattoo in none sitting or pay $1,000+ on the first day.
Most shops will charge you based on how many hours you wanna put in.
Example: Big dragon tattoo.
Once the outline is done, you can set up the next session and put in 3 hrs of work. The next session you can put 5 hrs of work, etc. So don't let the high prices or the size of a tattoo scare you.
I'm bipolar and I got my second piercings on a manic state. I was all hyper and went and got two conch piercings after looking for cool piercings the day before, and even if I had only gotten one piercing before, I just got two at the same time on the same ear because why not? A couple of days later I regretted it so much, but then I started coming to terms with them. They were actually solid evidence that helped me get diagnosed, and I started loving them little by little, and now I absolutely love them!
My advice would be to give the mod a second chance, maybe you'll end up liking it.
I got 5 on One Day
This is how most of my piercings happen as well haha.
I love that you guys don't tip. I hate tipping, because I don't have a lot of money already and I just wish it'd be included in the price. It makes me so anxious because I feel like if I don't give enough they will be irritated with me.
I'm Swedish and I too love that we don't tip. We know exactly how much something is going to cost us and there usually aren't any surprise costs involved. Really helps with your planning when you're on a tight budget.
I've heard that in the US in some places they don't even include taxes in the price on the price tags of items. That would freak me out!
@@SecretAgentNein Tax prices are not written on anything here in Canada either, it's frustrating to have to do the math when buying something (or paying a tattoo artist.)
I personally like to tip. If an artist did a great job they deserve a little extra. Plus they're trying to make a living too. 🤷
These questions are quite interesting actually, they are not the typical "does it hurt?" "did you regret it?" and bla bla bla
Yeah, I feel like there are some questions people are afraid to ask in fear of being ridiculed by the "community" that can be a bit condescending sometimes... So I just wanted to give a helping hand to those people haha :)
Tatoo mo yon
somebody is TWENTY and are asking if they're too LATE to get a tattoo?????????????? how in the hell would they have gotten that notion? oh my gosh
Hannah Roy exactly my thought! I'm 21 and wanting my first, and definitely don't feel too old!
Hannah Roy would be understandable if the family only lives to their 40s lol.
My coworker just got his first tattoo at 57 haha
Lol there's a video of elderly people getting tattoos for the first time for thrills or whatever else reason XD why tf would a 19 yo think this shit XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
LMFAO that question had me dead 😂😂😂 like I was so confused as to why they thought 20 was too old... like in the NY you have to be 18, how? LMFAOOO
You're never too old to get a tattoo. I just got my first Tattoo at 33. I made a bet with my Mum. If she got a tattoo I would too. She was diagnosed with lung cancer in July, and received 3 small dots to use as a guide for Radiation therapy. So the weekend after she had them done, I had her handwriting "Remember when..." put on my left wrist. The guy who did the tattoo had just come back to work after his own cancer battle, so it was a special moment. Mum was thrilled, and laughed calling me cheeky. She passed away on the 10th of September. I am so glad she saw my effort to honor her. I'll have a part of her with me for the rest of my life. No regrets.
That's beautiful. Thank you for sharing your story.
So sorry for your loss. Thanks for sharing.
In Australia we don't tip. About a year ago when an international tattoo artist came to do a guest spot here, I was lucky enough for her to say yes to my idea and she tattooed me. The experience was pretty blah - she was unfriendly and snapped at me a few times when I accidentally twitched. At the end of it, I was really happy to get out of there to be honest. I paid her what she had asked and later that night, was checking Facebook and noticed she had written a post about 'disrespectful clients who don't tip, brings snacks or drinks for their tattoo artist, etc.' I've had other international tattoo artists tattoo me with absolutely no problem in regards to tipping - they quote a price and I pay.
MissJ Daniels culture clash. These visitors need to inform themselves of the local traditions. I love it when someone gives me a thoughtful gift after a session. It means the client took time to know what I like.
I love the way you talked in this video. Very calm, reassuring, and very informative. Very nice and professional put together video.
I'm so glad you talked about tipping. Denmark isn't really a "tipping country" either, so I always felt insecure about whether or not to tip, since all American RUclipsrs makes a point out of letting you know that you HAVE to tip your artist.
In America, wages are actual trash. We barely make enough to live comfortably. Tipping not only says "hey you did an amazing job!" But it also helps the artist personally.
I honestly love this video because it really highlights how knowledgeable you are about body modifications. You were also super mature throughout the video which I greatly appreciate because you really sound like you know what you're talking about and the way in which you talk is so helpful and noncondescending (is that a word?? i don't know) (and i hope you don't take me wrong- i'm not saying i didn't expect you to be condescending in any way whatsoever, but your tone was super helpful and you genuinely sound like you want to help people out and really makes me excited to get tattoos!) I just feel like when it comes to body modifications you are one of the best youtubers to go to because you're not intimidating in any way and you're super duper nice and sweet and adorable :') thank you so much for all of your videos! :^)
The biggest problem with body mod related questions is that the answer to most of them is "It depends..." xD but you did a great job here (:
When I got my septum pierced, I hated it so much. I really wanted it but then I stood in front of my mirror and cried because I spent a lot of money on this f*cking ugky ring in my nose. But I decided to keep it at least until it healed and after I changed the ring I liked it so much better. It's been 2 or 3 years now and I love it so much! So don't give up when you don't like some new modifications. Take a little time and maybe you will grow to like them (:
Well no matter what you're talking about the answers are rarely black or white haha so it always depends! :)
Everybody has a very different Bodyimage and cares different about changes. :)
If you ever feel like piercing something again get a fake piercing just to see how it looks and if you'll like it (: I had fake Gage earrings I loved and now I'm happily stretching my ears❤️
Also with the acne and pimples, since you are opening them up by putting a needle in them and then the needle going into clean skin. You are spreading the bacteria
Yes, it sucks if you have acne
I looove that you actually answered the questions and were nice about it, I was so scared that this was going to be very discouraging! I sometimes have stupid questions and fears and insecurities about tattoos too and it really helps if someone with more experience can answer them without being annoyed :)
Awesome video! Also your makeup and hair look just like extra amazing today. I'm so so happy I found your channel. I've had a hard time finding great body mod channels and yours has definitely become one of my two favorites! 💕 tack Katrin!
hannarwhals is the other channel Pangeapiercing? If not you should check out the channel! So helpful!! :)
hannah brown I do love Pangea! My other favorite though is qcknd who mostly is just about tattooing although she has scarification and used to have various piercings as well. She's super laid back and informative and cool. I'd definitely check her out if you like Katrin!
I loveeee JC from Pagnea
Her and qcknd are my favorites too :3
JC's an awesome guy in general! Pangea's in my hometown and I've gone in countless times just to chat with everyone.
ahhh you're sooo cute in this video💓💓
Sarah Mckay no, YOU are cute.
When I was researching my tattoo artist I thought that the other artist he worked with was the artist I wanted, but I was booked in with the owner of the shop and as I was getting my tattoo started I discovered that he was the perfect artist for me! I was so nervous to get my tattoo, but Mick (my artist - Shades of Grey in Letchworth, Bedfordshire, England, I would totally recommend him!) put me at ease and made me feel great while doing my tattoo! 😊
I pass out from tattoos, blood tests, all that kind of thing. It's not pain, or fear, it's my brain's 'fight or flight' response. A doctor explained it to me once while I was getting a biopsy done - my body perceives a threat, and then sends all my blood into my legs so that I can run away. If I am lying down I am OK, but if not, there isn't enough blood to run my brain - hence, passing out. You can't actually pick up a pulse in my wrist when it happens :P The brain and body are weird-ass things :D
German word for stupid is, dumm ..nearly the same haha
It's the same origin as "dumb" in english i presume ;)
japp, also neraly the same haha
thats bc English Dutch and German are from the same language
Tipping advice: if standard tips for a waitress is 15%, tip a tattoo artist more than that.
I typically go for 20%, if it's a cheaper tattoo I might tip 30%. For reference, I'm in the US.
Liza Soliman Oh lord. As a European, tipping someone for doing their job seems so strange
why would you tip a tattoo artist more then a waitress they are getting all the money you pay them for the tattoo a waitress is probably making 2.50 and hour??
Jacob Mack yeah but they spend the money on ink and stuff for their equipment, tipping gives them a little extra to save up or even to use for bills. Plus if an artist doesn't own the place they work for they usually have to rent out their space which is pricey. You also never know how much actually goes to the artist and how much goes to the shop itself
Liza Soliman so if you had six sessions to finish a tattoo, do you tip during each session or tip the full amount depending on what it would all cost together at the end?
Standard tipping for everything is 20%. Never below, only more for exceptional service.
I have a stupid question that I should know the answer to, but I have thought about it alot lately... If you have alot of freckles do they show through your tattoo? I want an owl on my arm in black and grey but I have alot of freckles on my arms so I was just wondering... :)
+TheFreeElf it won't show through the black but the gray yeah probably :)
TheFreeElf I have a black and grey arm piece and I can still see my freckles. They have actually given my tattoo character.
That could actually add really cool texture to an owl tattoo. Like little brown speckles. Might not be your think but i think itd be sweet
I have a little sunflower tattoo that's green/ white/ yellow/ brown, and my freckles don't show through it (although it's not in a freckly spot, so there aren't many to begin with). I actually wonder if the brown and yellow parts blend the freckles into them somehow, lol. Also, I live in FL and hate the heat, so I'm indoors most of the year, so my freckles have gotten lighter too. The owl sounds really cute. I think, if anything, it might distract from any freckles that show through?
Thanks for all the answers! :) Now I know that it might show through. But maybe I won't bother about it, it might even look good... Maybe I will get it on the inside of my arm instead, no freckles there. I have some time to decide while saving up money. :)
OMG you look so fucking cute with your hair like that
Today is National "Ask A Stupid Question Day" in America... I'm not even lying. Is this a coincidence?
Haha oh! Well perfect timing :D
I clicked this video knowing I'd either hate it or love it based on how you approached the topic and it turns out I love it. Thanks for creating a positive place for us to come ask questions and not be judged.
I'd like to thank not only jesus but also god for that beautiful smokey eye
When I got my first tattoo I regretted it instantly since I didn't feel pure in my own skin anymore like I did something bad to my body. I then realised that it isn't a big deal and got a half arm done since then and love all my tattoos!!
You're never too old to get your first tattoo!!! AMEN! My Nanna is coming up on 80 years old and we've just contacted an artist today to get her tattoo appointment scheduled! I'm super excited for her 😊
the whole time I was watching your ears jiggle =)
Like others have said I figured this video would be the usual "did it hurt" and "what about when you're older". These questions and answers are awesome, and totally valid. I feel like this is an awesome video for people who are new to body mods.
I have a genuine question. Is it ok to sleep during a tattoo session? I've gotten two tattoos and during both sessions I've gotten really sleepy and have wanted to doze off. I wouldn't ACTUALLY go to sleep myself as I have a really bad habit of hypnic jerking however I want to know if it's normal for other people to? Please and thank you 😊
Natasha Marie i know this is a mega old comment, but i fell asleep while getting tattooed ! i asked my artist if other ppl do it and he said a number of them do
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"i got alot of stupid questions that im excited to answer because they're not stupid"
I was expecting a video answering questions like "does it hurt?" or actual stupid questions but then you said "there are no stupid questions. no one expects you to know any of this stuff and I'm going to help you," like that made me so happy, you're different and positive! I love it
My mom, who is 56 just got her first tattoo. There's no age limit. :)
I just had to take the time to appreciate your hair, girllllllll you made double high pony tails look poppin af
You look like Harley Quinn here 😍
Because her hair is in piggy tails?
The colors aswell ^^
Thought the same thing.
MayJade001 blonde and pigtails... thats just a generic hairstyle
Pretty i will add, but not harley
I have just found you on youtube as I am getting my first tattoo at the age of 61 !,I find you inspiring and an amazing human being and a very well balanced person,may you continue to do what you do,much love and thanks, Simon. p s I love your tattoos x
My gosh your chestpiece's colour is so vibrant even now! I love it, it is an absolute masterpiece
I really love the way you answer questions about stretched ears and your septum piercing. I also have these piercings and get all the same questions and sometimes it's hard to explain but you do that really well. I think it's so funny how people always ask like how do I blow my nose hahahahah. You're the best Katrin love your channel and the word of the day!!! Much love from Australia xxox
You look kinda like Harley Quinn in this video omg 😍😂
Sakura Haruno
Sofie Louise um, yes?
I got my first tattoo for my 34th birthday, and my second for my 35th. I was worried about being "too old" at first, but now I don't care. I love them, and have plans for more!
I've never seen pigtails looking that good
What lipstick are you wearing? It's super cute!
Katrin ,
you answered the questions brilliantly,
this is just to reinforce the correctness ,
I am an aspiring artist- still in my apprentice stages ( self limiting)
age for tattoo, none - as long as you are of legal age , and are still breathing
bleeding is a good question, - she does give a good answer, as an artist we are dealing with capillary bleeding which can be different in each individual, i like to best describe the pain/bleeding very similar to a moderate abrasion or scrape , some lymphocytes leukocytes and some mild bleeding.
Payments are varied as the artist and tattooist , some charge by the hour, by piece, by %of body - the whole tipping is that some professionals like beauticians rent or lease their space hence a portion of price is given to the shop owner/proprietor - and is assumed that the gratuity for a outstanding job.
bad tattoo-tattoo mistakes, etc. we are human, for a proficient artist YOU will never KNOW where the mistakes are- the major mistakes ie "no regerts" or horrendous colour work ruin a reputation, The reputable artist will work with you for the reputation is something that propels the Artist forward
Stretched ears can depend SOO much of the person. I had a stretch in one earlobe only, and it was 16mm. I read up a lot on the internet before starting to reduce. There were three major things people mentioned on how likely you are to have your ear back to normal:
1. How fast you stretched it, aka, how much you stretched at once, because stretching a lot at once can cause damage that won't heal. So if you experienced scarring, it is less likely to return to how it used to be.
2. How long it has been since you stopped stretching, aka how long your lobe has been allowed to heal. A completely healed stretch is less likely to return to normal.
and 3. simply, how big you stretched it. People said that usually after 5mm your ear starts to be much less liekly to return to normal.
There's also things that you can do to make it more likely to heal, like using moisturizing oils and massaging them in after warm showers/sauna.
My experience is that I was very lucky - my ear did not return to fully normal, but the hole is small enough that I can wear earrings that have a wide base with a wide backing. I went from 16mm to about 2-3mm, which I am very happy with.
Also, in case of a very big stretch, you can always get it fixed with surgery.
I used to apprentice and work as a manager in a tattoo shop, so I thought I'd just leave a little tidbit here about passing out.
I'm not a doctor either, but what I was told basically happens is that tattoos and piercings cause trauma. Somehow, whether it's your body going into hyper wtf drive or something else, this makes your body become somewhat temporarily diabetic and needs sugar. I know it's a weird explanation, but this is why the artist I worked for kept sugar tabs and candy on hand. It depends on the person. I tend to get woozy with piercings but not at all with tattoos. Everyone is different.
Always, ALWAYS, eat before your appointment. Preferably carbs like a burger or pizza. This will lower your chance of passing out or feeling sick.
Right after I got my first tattoo I was like oh my gosh what if I hate this and do I hate it now? And all these other questions but a year later I still love it!
I have quite a few tattoos and even when i walk into a new shop they're typically covered. I gotten a lot of condescending comments from artists "making sure i can handle it" or that just because my tattoos aren't all over my face means im not "tattooed". I got one comment from a guy who had seen me get one tattoo from an artist i love that opened up his own shop. But i was back at this other shop for my friend to get tattooed by the guy who made this comment while i was there, he's only seen me get one tattoo but i have many and they were covered and i was kinda giving advice to my friend and he said to me "oh you think now that you've gotten one tattoo that your all tatted up now" i laughed it off but i know now to never see him which is a shame because he does really great art. There are people that are assholes out there and some of them have tattoos sometimes but just because you don't look like them doesn't make you wrong it makes them wrong.
David Hume I think you're the one with the low self esteem to feel the need to put down other people to feel better about yourself. While art may be meaningless to you it could mean so much to other people. I work out, I read (a lot), I have a relationship, I have a full time job. I'm not sure why you think anybody cares about how you feel about them buying tattoos. As for being emotionally weak personally I have PTSD so that may qualify me as emotionally weak. I'm not sure how you are using the term low class, as in little money or whatever. But even by that logic it doesn't really make sense, I won't say I'm rich but I've set up a life for myself to live very comfortably and happily. And lastly there are stupid people that get tattoos but that doesn't mean everyone who gets them is stupid. I don't get tattoos to feel better about myself but even if I did why would that be a problem? People do things everyday to make themselves feel better. There's nothing wrong with that as long as I'm not hurting anybody else. In any case I'm sorry you feel that way and I wish nothing but the best for you.
Will eczema prone skin have bad reactions to a tattoo?
Hannah Mackay possibly. Can you wait until it reduces or clears up?
it honestly depends. personally my eczema hasnt bothered mine as long as i moisturize and generally takw care of my skin
dont get tattooed over currently effected skin tho itll fuck up the end results haha
@@ashphillips4753 eczema if at adult life will never clear up. You will always have eczema
hi there im a tattoo artist myself and wanted to say to things. how long white or bright colours in general stay depends heavily on the ink used and the aftercare in the first place. and the second is you should not bleed at all or just on some little spots. reason is that you get the ink in the skin and blood is underneath it. so if you bleed a lot your tattoo artist goes to deep often and thats no good sign at all. little thing to rimind if u take painkillers in advance it makes your blood more liquid and bleeding will be more extreme. same thing applies for alcohol
What's the name of the song at the beginning?
Faster Car - Loving Caliber feat. Anders Lystell
This was the most helpful tattoo QandA ai have ever seen THANK YOU
How do you literally tip the artist? Do you just hand them the cash or does it look too offensive? How do you do it? I got no clue.... HELP!!!!! Anyone???...
Yasill Hokly you can just hand them cash it's not offensive they understand what it is for they get tips every day and always appreciate it
usually when you go up to pay you can give them the tip. don't give it to them back in the tattooing area.
Here's another stupid question, what do you say when you hand them the cash?
+Yasill Hokly "Here you go"? 😂
thank you :) For both of mine I just gave them the money and thanked the artist, expressed my gratitude (but im an overly thank you type of person though so I mustve thanked them at least four times each lmao)
My recomendation if you wanna get some ink done is not to watch the portfolio n stuff tbh. What I did was that I went to the shops and just chilled out in there for a few hours with the artist, getting to know him ,watching him work and so on. Imo that made everything alot easier.
Can you tattoo over scars?
yes, usually
Yeah. All of mine are on my arms and shoulders are scar cover ups. It depends on the scar obviously, but most artist are pretty good at hiding them.
Babette Porceddu depends on what kind of scar and the thickness; a lot of thick or deep scars have excess collagen which makes it difficult to retain the ink. If the scar isnt super bad though, you should be fine
You are never to old to get a tattoo when I turned 50 this year I went and got a total of Five tattoos!!! Small ones though lol!! I love them and have no regrets!! Katrin I really like you and your tattoos!! If you ever come to the states Southern California to be exact let me know!!
what lashes do you have on ?
The first video of yours that I watch and I'm already in love with you and your personality!
wow you look amazing
I want to get tattoos since I'm 17 but I still need time to figure out what exactly I want, which style correspond me the most and that comes also within: getting to know better who I am. I'm glad I waited because my knowledge and taste of tattoos have evolved since then. If someone really wants a tattoo now but don't know what would be best the tattoo for him/her, I personally think it's good not to rush and get time to think and see what would correspond him/her the most. Thanks for the video :)
This is the first video I saw of you and wow I love you already ! You seem to have an amazing personality and to be a nice person to be around :)
Can you get a tattoo done over starch marks?
definitely.
Haley Harper Yes Ma'am! I had the same worry but I got a tattoo over some stretch marks on my shoulder and my tattoo looks great
Haley Harper yes.
Så fin du var i denna video. Gillade både sminket, frisyren och tröjan! :D Ska komma ihåg vissa av dessa saker tills när jag själv ska tatuera mig första gången :)
I passed out when I did my first tattoo. It was a 2 seconds thing, but it was not because of the pain, it was because I was really nervous and really hungry. The tattoo artist helped me and gave me salt, he was great! After that, I always make sure I buy some food before a tattoo, and this never happened again :)
Loved this video! Actual questions with informative answers :) Can you do a makeup tutorial on this look?
Not sure how everyone else does it, but I tip my artist 20%. (I live in the US.)
I live in the US too and I more or less do too. It also depends on the result of the tattoo and experience for me as well. I've had some great tattoo artists, but unfortunately the were cocky assholes.
Guarunteed, tipping in any other country is such a strange concept as you pay for what you get, service and all.
If you are receiving a service for which it is custom to tip, I think that between 15-20% is the norm- that goes for hair dressers, tattoo artists, and waitstaff etc.
well i don't know how it works with tattoos over here in the netherlands,. But I know we don't really tip in restaurants, (you can, but it is not expected) manly because you can live of your salary, i've heard waiters get like 3 dollars an hour in the US?
I live in the u.s and haven't got the money to tip lol
I've been subbed for awhile but I was just curious and decided to see how many subscribers you have and 218,000 is amazing but you deserve so much more! I was actually surprised because I was just expecting you to have more lol. You're great and I love watching all of your videos. :)
It's irrelevant but I think your eyebrows look much better now.
Than...?
***** Than when you tried that eyebrow dye. I thought it was a little too dark. Sorry I just couldn't keep it to myself. Not my business. :/
+TealoverKudra haha oh! I like them better without the dye too
I love this! Your attitude is pure gold and the internet needs this. :) Also, how amazing was your styling I this video?? 😍❤️
Passing out during a tattoo session is the worst... I always have to lie down to get tattooed. If I'm sitting, I quickly feel light-headed. It's weird because I have a high pain tolerance!
You remind me of Harley Quinn 😜
It's always the hair...:D
i love her makeup
If you really want to downsize the gauge size... stretch it up one to “break the healed seal” then start going down... the only way to downsize fast is by breaking it out of of it’s comforted size I only went from an inch to a 00g by doing this and have done it 3 times in my whole life. Stretch up then down for good natural downsizing.
I got a white ink tattoo on the inside of my finger back in February. My tattoo artist was hesitant to do it, but said he would redo it in another color once it healed if I didn't like it. I have pretty fair skin, so the ink ended up staying 😁 it is more skin colored than a vibrant white color, so the white color will only be visible on the first few days. I went back a month after to get it touched up in white, because the artist couldn't see the stencil with the white ink after my finger started bleeding from the process. My white ink tattoo looks more like a scar on top of the skin, rather than a very defined tattoo. Hope this helps anyone debating white ink tattoos 😋
my ears have been stressed to 1 1/2" for like 3 years or so and recently out of nowhere my ears got irritated. I took my plugs out to let them heal (which I had done before and never having a problem with fitting my plugs back in). Within 5 days my ears shrunk down to 1". so crazy!! I just took it as my body telling me it wanted smaller ears haha
Katrina you look amazing in this video, that hair style suits you
Usually people pass out because they're tensing up and holding their breath to get through the pain or to try to stay still for the artist! :)
just watched her tattoo stealing video, comments are disabled; but as a artist who has designed custom tattoos i completely respect her opinion artists spend hours customizing a piece and making it for that individual and if someone where to steal the work i designed for someone who respectfully paid and acknowledged me as a artist it is just heart breaking! always contact the artist and ask permission great videos!
I just got my first tattoo a couple days ago. I passed out four times!! It was not from the pain, but more so from the built up adrenaline and also I have a history of fainting. My tattoo turned out amazing, but i have to build the courage to one day get it filled.
i have a septum piercing and everyone always asks "how do you blow your nose?" 😂
Tattoos + language learning = bliss!
Your eye makeup is so freaking beautiful
I got my first tattoo two weeks ago and passing out is not because it hurts so much, because it don't. You pass out because you were prepared for it to hurt more actually or it is a different kind of pain and your body was ready for it hurting more so it doesn't know what to do ;) I almost passed out and my tattoo artist explained to me ;)
i love your channel you have awesome vibes & it was clean, informative & fun to watch. keep shinin
I would say in the US tattoo artists are expected to be tipped 20% minimum. I have two tattoos and I tipped $50 on the first which was $250 and $20 on the second which was a $100 flash tattoo.
My boyfriend, who has more than half of his body covered in tattoos nearly fainted during his most recent one. Not because of the pain, just because he had not eaten nor drinking properly during the day, and got low on blood sugar.
Your shirt is beautifuuuulll and you look so good with those pony tales! awesome vid. ♡♡♡
You're actually so great! Loved this video
Heeey I just found your channel and I really like your personality ! And also because you cover interesting topics :) Keep up the good work
You always have the cutest hairstyles!!!
This is a great video! I'm planning on getting my first tattoo in a few months and I ask literally all these questions lol
I'm finally going to get my first tattoo this Saturday! I love all your videos and they've helped me learn so much.
You look so PRETTY AND ADORABLE with this hairstyle!! 😍💕😍💕
I love the "Is it to late to get a tattoo" Question.
My mother was 40 when she got her first one.. So no, you're never to old. :D
I just got my first tattoo a couple days ago (after having a different tattoo by a different artist planned for months, but he flaked out) and the artist put the stencil on upside down and I didn't notice it until he was finished. I'm kind of upset about it, but it's on my wrist so if my hand is pointing down it looks right side up and you can't tell that he messed it up so I don't regret it as much now as I did when I walked out of the shop.
I really liked this video! Very nice and helpful. I do feel intimidated when I think about entering a tattoo shop
Your make up is literally goals 😍
your hair is really awesome (as usual haha). Great video!
This video helped me so much since I'm getting my first tattoo next week. Thank you Katrin!!💕