Personal Tattoo Advice II
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- ♥ In today's video I give some more personal tattoo advice to the peepz who emailed me this week. If you want to be a part of the next video, follow me on Instagram and wait for the next post! / katrinberndt
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I love patchwork sleeves. They're like a museum of someone's interests on their skin.
Your eyes are really popping in this makeup look, I don't know what it is but they look fantastic!
Being quiet while getting tattooed is just finde. Some people can handle the pain better without talking and no artist would (or should) force you to talk. Maybe they'll start a smalltalk conversation to see whether you want to chat or not. If not: No problem. They'll probably just focus on their work, maybe turn on music or a film, if they have the possibility to do so, and be quiet.
Alice L Yeah. I'm very shy myself so talking to my artist would be pretty awkward and hard for me. I'd prefer to just sit there and listen to music or something. Good thing that when I got my first tattoo, my artist had some other tattoo artists there (observing his work) so he'd talk to them and I got to just sit there without having to worry about talking. ^^''
I got my first tattoo today on my ribs today, it didn't take too long but I didn't talk too much to my artist. Felt like to be able to stay still and ignore the pain I just focused on my breathing, listening to music and reading some of the stuff on the walls.
Holy shit, girl! You look absolutely amazing here!!!
Oh thank you :D
The colours of you are so amazing
I have so much respect for you. I have learned so much about tattoos from you and about life in general. You offer a very real and fresh perspective and you are nothing but yourself. Absolutely fucking fantastic
+Jodie howson-watt thank you so much!! x
I would like to respond to the question of a skin disease and tattoos, I know I wasn't asked but I have psoriasis and tattoos.
There is a chance during the healing process that you will have a flare on the spot of the tattoo, in my case it cleared when the tattoo healed. ONLY use products that you know won't break your skin out more. I have also gotten tattoos and never had any psoriasis show up on them durning the healing, but years down the road have gotten spots on them. They will not effect the tattoo if you just leave them alone, don't pick at the skin, and make sure to apply creams and lotions to keep it hydrated. Never ever tattoo over effected skin, let the skin heal before getting the tattoo, and make sure to eat healthy months before the tattoo, and after to avoid flaring. I have some tattoos now, with psoriasis on them, and honestly it doesn't look bad, it is what it is. If you want tattoos with skin issue, then take the steps you know your body needs before and after to lessen the chance of your skin reacting.
oh and also HUGE side note, if you are using topical steroids to treat your condition, DO NOT apply them to your tattoo, it thins the skin, and can leave scarring. I've never done this, but know a few people who have.
Stephanie Ann Could not agree more with you! I have psoriasis too and it has not affected my tattoos so far. I do always tell the artist on forehand that I've got psoriasis and that I will be using my own cream for aftercare because of that. Most important is not to use hormone creams on your tattoos ever. Just keep them moisterised very well, so far arnica cream and shea butter do the trick for me.
u look bomb in this video!
She makes thousand times better and more beautiful make-up that most of "beauty gurus" I've seen. Special yet so natural :)
Thank you!! x
I agree :)
You look amazing 👍
That last question reminded me of one I got from a friend not long ago: he came to me for advice on how much he should pay for a full sleeve, because the studio was telling him to just "name a price, and they'd make a sleeve worth that price", despite my friend telling them he'd never gotten tattooed before and didn't even know how much a tattoo would cost (especially abroad, as my friend wanted to travel to get specifically tattooed by these guys.) They ended up being total assholes to him and putting him off getting tattooed altogether. :/
Uhmmmmm they should do the best tattoo they can possibly do to all their customers?? They shouldn't adjust the quality based on how much the customer is willing to pay. What a fucking shit studio. Hope he goes to a better studio and gets what he wants.
When a tattooer tells you "paid me [with] whatever you want" is cuz' he wants to fuck with you (in the most of cases) #lol you should never take this as answer.
Oh my god, to clarify I love talking with my clients!! However, I LOVE when someone doesn't feel like talking. As long as they aren't coming across as cold lol but it's nice to just focus on tattooing sometimes.
My advice for being a quiet person is just to say at the beginning "hey, I'm a quiet person, so don't feel bad if I'm not chatting with you". Anyone who judges you is just a jerk.
My dad got his tattoos touched up but he got them when he was in the army. He got them in the early 70s and got them touched up in the early 2000s. So, I totally agree that if the artist is quality, a touch up will be a very far down the road.
Exactly! :D You never HAAVE to get them touched up, especially if you have your entire body covered. But if you want to, I'd say 20 to 30-ish years down the road ^^
This is the most amazing makeup job I've seen on you! your makeup knocks every other girls' out of the park!! 😍
I'm planning on getting my first tattoo this year and your advice videos have been helping me feel so much more comfortable. Thank you so much for making these videos. There's an artist in North Carolina I really like but I was worried about what people would say about me spending so much money traveling (I live in the midwest in US and North Carolina is on the East Coast) to get a tattoo from an artist I really like, but your answer helped me feel better about doing it. Maybe not this year, but eventually :)
+Cinnamom I'm glad you've found them helpful! And trust me people will have opinions no matter what you choose to do, so just do you ^^ x
I can not get over your lips! They look so goooooooood!
can you do a make up tutorial on this look😍
yes pleeeease!!!
to whoever asked about the fern tattoo on the back: I'm also not a shapes/body form specialist but you know how wearing clothes with vertical stripes makes you look slimmer? I would assume that a longline vertical tattoo would actually go quite nicely with broad shoulders by elongating the rest of the back :) I too have broad shoulders and would definitely photoshop a sketch on my back to see how it would look like haha
Ever since day one when I subscribed to you, I always loved how you promote individuality and having your own likes, dislikes, etc. And a majority of these responses to the questions prove that even more. Thank you for always encouraging people to just be themselves and not worry about others ❤️
I just got my first tattoo recently, and I already have my appointment for the next one, it's gonna be so good to be tattoed again! :) I mean not so much for the experience or the aftercare, buut the finished product is just I dunno, so fulfilling for me! :)
My mom has had her sleeve for at least 20 years and she has never had it touched up
you have such beautiful skin. how are you not a model yet!?
Because I don't want to be haha? Not all attractive people have a passion for modelling ^^ But thanks!
kamarw5 She has done some modelling. Such as photoshoots.
Katrin Berndt you're right keep doing what you do
The answer to a lot of questions people have about tattoos is simply: talk to you artist. I was like that at one point too, but it's surprising how many people don't understand that a tattoo artist lives and breathes tattoos and it is their job to be an expert about everything tattoos: placement, color, size, how should they fit together, etc.
Trust your artist!
Exactly. That's what I try to say in all my videos as well. TALK TO YOUR ARTIST. But I still like to answer the questions I can just to calm people down. I just assume people know that I'm just giving my personal advice, one friend to another. I ain't no pro.
your eyebrows are bomb
I love all of the advice about communicating and choosing the right artist to do your work! Super helpful and great insight.
Ugh I can't wait until I'm 18 😭😍
Sarina Grassi-Hoying pfff me2
Sarina Grassi-Hoying lol i live in QLD in Aus and i have a bunch of tats from a artist
Sarina Grassi-Hoying and im 17
Chicken Permission so lucky 😍
god, I turned 18 not too long ago but I can't get tattooed because I'm pregnant. fml 😂
i really enjoy hearing you talk, i find it very relaxing
Just noticed this was published the day I got my first tattoo! Your videos really prepared me for what to expect when I was getting mine so thank you for that! I have even already set up a consultation for my next piece because they are addicting lol
That eye-makeup tho! Looks absolutely gorgeous! :D
I really like this series (I know there's only 2, but I can see this turning into a longer series lol). I really like how clear and concise you are answering questions, and how reassuring you are. It's good to see this kind of positivity on the internet. I just appreciate what you're doing and hope you continue doing it for as long as you enjoy. :3 subscribed~
your makeup looks so pretty here dang girl!!!!
i got so distracted by how pretty you looked with your hair and makeup done like this :) very interesting video as always !
I've been binge watching your tattoo videos all day! I'm getting my first tattoo in a couple of weeks. It's a shoulder piece (I'm a go big or go home type of gal--even though some people still might not see that as big 😹) I'm very excited because this will be the first of many and I'm surprisingly more excited than anxious or scared. I learned a lot from your videos so thank you!
You are smart and stunning. Really glad I found such a down-to-earth channel.
Your makeup in this video is perfect!
I have the same kind of eczema she is talking about and half of my body is basically covered in tattoos. As long as you don't take the tattoo where the skin is inflamed or irritated at that exact moment, it shouldn't be a problem.
Your lips look 10/10 giiiirl! Deffo made such a difference 🖤
your makeup is soooo on point today 😍
Adding to the red skin question:
I have rosacea on my upper arms. I have red skin with bumps that are calcium deposits. I got them tattooed, and they are doing fine. The shaving process removed the bumps prior to tattooing.
From my research the tattoos will just fade faster than my other ones. This means I may need touch ups more frequent.
I hope this helps someone.
Definitely binge watching your tattoo videos, haha. getting my first tattoo in 2 weeks...
i travel two hours one way to go to oslo, to get tattooed, which of course isn't a very long way compared to people who travel abroad, but it's worth it. i tried some tattoo shops in my town before going to oslo, to save train money, and i'm very unhappy with them, so i think going to someone who isn't close by if they're the right artist, is definitely worth it.
Your lip injections look great! Kinda inspired me to get some...
Love these videos as they're super useful for people. Being unsure on which artists to go to, just speaking to the artist instead of presuming that they won't want to do something in a particular colour palette is better. My sleeve that is in progress/ being reworked is being done by an artist who's preference is normally b&w but has really loved doing colour on me. Just ask!
i'm superbly mesmerized by your beauty; you inspire me more to get my first tattoo! i got it yesterday i super love it!!!
Comment if u think katrin is beautiful:)
Andrew!!! ❤️❤️❤️
ahh you watch her too:?))
I love Katrin - and I really enjoy your videos! You are both really positive influences. Thank you for being you! :)
I have atopic eczema as well, I just started getting tattoos but they have healed fine so far I just have to moisturise regularly and make sure I take care of my skin. Wouldn't advise getting it done on eczema that is irritated, red and broken though.
Awesome :)
yup I definitely waited till my flare-ups subsided before getting tattooed!
So helpful :)
Most of my tatto question have been answered by your tattoo videos !!!
You are so amazing. I love tattoo and these help so much!! Keep being trippy little hippy✌🏼
Makeup on point Katrin!
The thing with the artist saying "pay what you feel right" happened to me on my latest tattoo. It was very weird, cause in almost 20 tattoos I have no one has ever asked me that! It was really awkward and in the end I ended up saying that I didn't feel comfortable to estimate a value and urged him to say one to me!
Haha well good for you, I probably would've done the same ^^
ugh i love this! u are so gorgeous.
Awesome video! Hope you will do more like this in the future!
I live in Wisconsin and go to Phoenix Arizona for my tattoos! lol. now that's a trip!
You look really good here!! did you do something of ur makeup differently?? is it ur eyebrows or ?!??! what is this sorcery
Haha I don't know :D Eyebrows are a little different, false lashes are on, nude lips. ^^
The only reason I got touchups on my tattoos is because I went to an apprentice. Still the best choice for me since she is my artist for life ❤❤
Such great advice as always! Your make up looks so beautiful here too x
I love this series, so informative and interesting!
you are amazing... your makeup is stunning in this video by the way x
Regarding talking to the artist, when I got my first tattoo, my husband and I were so busy chatting with the artist that I forgot I was even getting tattooed. To the extent that I'm not really sure I was sitting very well for him :/ so in that case, I guess there could be too much chattiness!
I have a question for the next one you do or if you could answer it here in the comments that would be really awesome.
2 summers ago my best friends birthday was coming up, we decided to get tattoos. Unfortunately I was only 17 and she was just turning 17. Our parents were not people you could convince to let you go get tattoos. This is also around the time stick and poke tattoos became very popular. One of our friends, who had at least two stick and poke tattoos but also a few other professionally done tattoos, knew how to do stick and poke tattoos. She was very clean about it and made sure to show us that she was using different needles for us that were medical grade and never used before. She also sterilized them on top of that. Now, 2 years later, my friend who I got it done with and I are no longer as close as we were. I don't like the tattoo, how it looks, or the reason behind it. It's a sun and moon, sun for me and moon for her. I've wanted to get a different tattoo done over it. I went to a tattoo artist to see what his thoughts on the original design were and he said, "well, it's only outlines and the lines aren't very dark, so it should be easy to cover up. Do you have a design in mind?" This is where I run into a problem... I have no idea what I want to cover it up. I've spent the whole two years trying to come up with something, something with meaning for a while and then just looking for something I like that doesn't have a whole lot of meaning. I really can't decide. Do you have any advice on how to choose something or what I should do? For now I've asked a friend to come up with a timeless design for me... meaning something like a mandala, something I won't wish I could see but something I will know I have and always love.
Also as a second question, I was only in a tattoo studio once (when I got the tattoo artist to look at my tattoo and give me some advice and see what he could do with it.) and I have anxiety when speaking to new people and people who I have respect for (for example, police or someone who I consider higher up than me) I get very nervous, stumble on words, and get Very Sweaty!! (Ew) lol, I know I should be like this but I really can't help it. Do you have any advice? I want to be able to talk to my artist and not be so nervous but I don't know how to help it.
I smoke weed for recreational reasons but I don't want to walk into the studio high and have to do that every time or something..
can u make a video all about your stretched ears? your journey, before you got them stretched and what made u wanna get them stretched, things like that.
+B Anonymous I have :)
Ugh you're sooo pretty!!!!!
wow! you look so different! not sure if it's the lips or not, but you look bomb!!
Eyebrow game on point.....
To fern tattoo person: Try playing around with a sort of triangular shaped fern. Wide on one end, slim on the other. Depending on how you position it, it will draw more attention to your butt or shoulders. ( I'm an artist but not a tattoo artist so I'm no professional. )
You look super pretty in this video!
omfg, the makeup !!!
OMG your makeup here 😍😍😍
Nice video, as someone who has a few tattoos already and is getting her sleeve done in near future this was very helpfull ;) cheers
I'm a big fan of yours Kat...love u!!
makeup on point!
Wow you look stunning!
Love your makeup in this vid! Which lipstick brand are you wearing?
She replied to someone farther back in the comments saying she's wearing the brand Make Up Store. It's the lip pencil in the shade Natural.
These videos are so helpful! I'm getting my first tattoo and I have a question for anyone and everyone:
I read something recently about how tipping your tattoo artist is "offensive" and "rude" and I was wondering y'all's thoughts on it. How much should you tip or should you even tip at all? I don't know how tattoo artist income works so I'm rather lost.
Im getting a tattoo in July from the best artist in my city; only problem is that he is so busy that I only got to meet with him once for 30 minutes, and it didn't go so well. He basically said that I needed more references for him to understand what I wanted to get (which is totally understandable, I assumed I could just explain it to him, but i guess not). Basically I was told to send him emails of different reference photos and elements that I would like to incorporate into my tattoo and he would use them to create a design for me. So my tattoo is pretty much being created and conversed about over email rather than talking in person. So stressful/weird to me haha
I have done it via email before and I don't find it that bad, but I also prefer expressing myself in written form hehe. Hopefully the tattoo turns out the way you want it!
Thank you :) I'm very excited to get it!
I did something similar last summer - I was going to Scotland for vacation and had a pretty specific idea of a tattoo I wanted to get to commemorate the trip. I found an artist that likes to do tattoos in the style I like, looked into reviews of the shop (Yelp and FB were helpful, as well as tattoo forums), looked through his portfolio to be sure his work appealed to me, then emailed back and forth about my ideas, and I sent a couple reference images. I was not able to do a consult or anything because the artist is in the UK and I am in the States. So I didn't see the actual sketch until the day of the appointment - we worked out the minor details while I was there. It has turned out to be my absolute favorite tattoo. But like Katrin, I express myself best in writing, so that probably helped!
you look beautiful in this video
I love your makeup!!!
first: you look great! second: i have a problem deciding if i want colour tattoos or just black/white.... im scared colours will fade fast.... or that a little of both will look weird... i really don't know what to decide 😣
Angelique Bussem both can actually work really well, in the end it's your decision
17 out of 20 of mine are colour and i think colour and black all fade at the same pace. i think because black is darker it seems to stay dark for longer where this isnt the case. unless you expose them to direct sunlight then colour can fade quicker but not an obvious amount
with high quality ink it wont have a difference, unless you dont took care well of your skin after...
I'm very prone to becoming light headed with needles etc. I've got two tattoos and both times the tattooists have cracked it at me. I understand it's coming out of their time so it would be frustrating, but I also think it's a part of their job to understand this may happen. I was just wanting another persons opinion? Thanks!
Should be illegal for someone to look this good. HMPH. :)
OMG this girl so beautiful
You look sooooo beautiful!❤
Love your makeup !!! 👌😍
You look gorgeous!!!!
I found a couple of tattoo artist that lives in the UK and I live in the US, and I desperately want to get tattooed by them but I don't wanna travel every time I want to get a tattoo. Do you have any ideas on what I can do to save money on traveling?
Wow Katrin you look absolutely incredible in this video! If you feel like doing a tutorial.... :)
I really want a tattoo with my favorite flower and a salor moon transition wand with a bow wrapping together but my mother said it was childish but I really like it and it would be my first one. would that be silly ?should I do something more 'adult'
could you make a video about the healing proces?
+Sophie Schueler I have
Katrin Berndt I'll take a look! Thank you! Have a nice dat x
great video,thanks
Looking like a princess here *.* just wow, as if you could get any more gorgeous than you always do :o
great video! loving all your advices regarding tattoos. would you be able to tell me what you wearing on your eyebrows please? I have similar hair colour and can't never get the right shade :/
Make Up Store's Tri Brow Color! :D
Love your videos!
So I'm new to the whole tattoo thing, haven't gotten my first one yet, but I also don't have the money to get one at the moment. I'm an artist going to college as an art major, and I think part of my issue is needing to see the tattoo before it is put on my body. Being an art major, I would also find it difficult to give someone else the reigns to put art on my body. Yet, at the same time, I can give respect to artists that are amazing at their tattoos. I love Katrin's chest piece, and the style of that artist, but if I got a tattoo from an artist with a similar style, I'd still want to see it before getting it on my body.
I want to create a design on paper before getting it done, but I know not all tattoo artists work in that fashion. I also expect that part of the beauty of tattoos are their spontaneousness; the beauty comes from actually doing the tattoo, not the planning. Is it a pain to ask them to make a quick sketch on what it might turn out like before getting it done?
Carrie Kerins they should always draw it out and get your opinion on it before putting it on your skin (actually it's often drawn and transferred onto your skin as a stencil); if they don't, RUN lol
I suggest watching some people's tattoo vlogs; the blue ink that they put on beforehand is drawn out and then tranferred onto where the tattoo will be.
okay thanks! It's weird to me that no one says anything about that part of the tattoo process.
I have a tattoo on my left thigh that is roughly a little bigger than my entire hand,fingers included. I have another tattoo planned for my right thigh. The problem I have is the symmetry. I feel if I get the right one tattooed the same size as the left,it won't do it justice because I feel like it needs to be a big piece. But at the same time I don't want to walk around with two tattoos that are the same theme and don't look even. I feel so conflicted about this situation. Help?
I'd either go the same size or significantly bigger, so that it doesn't look like you kinda tried to make them the same size but failed haha. :)
I have tattoos but there all kitchen table ones and not professional and was wandering how to go about asking if a tip is included in the price or if its out, is it rude to ask an artist if the tip is not included or not
We don't tip in Sweden but honestly I don't think it's rude to ask? It would be more rude to just assume one or the other I guess ^^ Only way to find out is to ask :D
you look soooo beautiful
Does anyone know the song in the intro? I can't get it out of my head and it wont pop up on Shazam!
I have a few little bumps on my 2 tattoos, is that normal? is it just from dry skin?
Hey Katrin (who another viewer who wants to answer). I'm kind of a bigger person and I reeeeally want tattoos on my arms, but I'm afraid that it will look bad since my arms are kind of large and fat. I'm also wondering if I got tattoos now, if I ever slimmed down, would they look weird? Thanks in advance
I think tattoos that flow are better but your style is nice as we I'm 15 and have a full Viking based sleeve
how do you have a sleeve at 15??
Meg Borrow how would I not?
Meg Borrow you can have tattoo whenever you want but then your parents need to go with you and sign some papers
In a lot of countries you can't and have to wait until you're 18 and that's because of the many reasons that I just stated
Meg Borrow yeah but I have my parents consent and it's a half sleeve the now until I finish it
you're so well spoken and straight to the point, your advice is really good too... but I can barely focus on all that because of how fucking pretty you are...... jk but damn woman, you are a stunner