Tattoo Etiquette : Laurdiy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ย. 2024
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In todays video I discuss Laurdiy (Lauren Riihimaki) video called ''DIY MASTER EP 9: TATTOOING A REAL PERSON '' in which she learns how to put together a tattoo machine, tattoo on synthetic skin and then tattoos a person.
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I've never understood people spending $500 on a purse, but then wanting a cheap tattoo. If there is ever a time to invest, it is on something that will be on you body forever.
Shan Especially when $150 can usually get you a fairly great smaller tattoo. Why get a shitty free-$60 tattoo when you could save a little from a few paychecks and get something beautiful instead of an ugly faded blob.
I try explaining that to my friends all the time. However, they aren’t tattooed so of course they don’t get it. I’d much rather spend good money on a tattoo and buy cute cheap clothing and accessories.
And people with $500 purses will be the ones saying tattoos are a waist of money
What if I'm the person who buys cheap everything? Thrift clothes. The cheapest rent with still being in a nice house. And getting takeout Chinese when I don't want to cook.
@@VictoriaMorganawesometori I think living frugally is a great thing (especially thrifting as it also lessens the impact on the environment) but if ever there is a time to save up and splurge a bit, it is on something that will be worn on the body 24 hours a day, that is going to wear over time (so do research on the artist and how their tattoos age.)
Sewing machines are now thread guns sorry I don't make the rules Lauren does
Shay Hudson Hoses are now called water guns
Chargers are power guns
That sounds badass
If someone wanted a sleeve for 40 pounds, I'd recommend they get 1 lb of temporary tattoos. That should about cover it.
Or they can buy a fake sleeve thing Ive seen those lol
Best reply ever😂😂
If Draw with Jazza can manage to do a similar video but use the tattoo machine on pumpkin skin instead of human skin, there's really no excuse for Laurdiy.
She was using fake skin, until she tattooed the person.
And Jazza had a professional helping him cuz he didn't know what he's doing haha
I was thinking the same, without know about the other video. If you want to learn to tattoo for a video (which is questionable anyway maybe), do it on an orange or pumpkin skin and get someone who is actually a tattoo artist show you how. And also have the artist do a little PSA/discussion “don’t try this at home kids” type thing about the health and safety issues.
JAZZA is wholesome king
My first thought was 'Why not use a honeydew?', even a granny smith or opal type apple, something with a lighter color, thick skin. Anything but a living, breathing, human person.. Jeez some people just have zero common sense.
Why would someone do that to a friend. That's terrible. TH-cam should NOT be encouraging that.
He obviously volunteered
I mean it’s still memories? Like within 10 years he’ll be looking at that (actually he won’t cause there is no ink there but still) and he’ll recall the times they had together and the stupid shit they did...
like, it’s not totally bad, but of course, it’s all fun and games unless an infection kicks in
Grumpus M I agree
He AGREED bruh
I was fine with things until she went and tattooed her friend. Playing around with the machine and learning about it, and showing people, cool. But there are reasons for licensing and oversight for tattooing real people.
TH-camrs are getting more ridiculous as time goes on, honestly I wouldn’t me surprised if the next thing to do was to try scarification
DIY forking my own tongue #diy #forthegram 😑😑😑
Chuck Reilly wouldnt be surprised
there actually is a technique where you get your tongue pierced and use fishing line and tie it tightly, and it takes about a week to split, look up diy tongue split, the only reason i dont vomit is because its a very slow process so the cut slowly heals as it goes
Leroy Yeeted meat. Thats it thats the next thing 🙄😂
@@caden926 OH HELL YEAH that's kinda cool actually but if anyone asked me to pierce their tongue for this reason I'd run
I also hate it when people say "tattoo gun". It reminds me of a piercing gun... and we all know those are no good...
Why aren't piercing guns good? 4 of mine were with a gun
White Raven as someone who has 8 piercings done with a gun.... you're absolutely right they're a pain to heal and they're all blunt force which is terrible. also in you're reply you mentioned the angle and I agree 100%. the very last one I did was the worst experience. the lady's machine got stuck so instead of going straight through it went half way through and then pierced completely. it still hurts
@B.R. V. Yeah I get that. Calirs completely fucked up my piercings and all of them got infected to the point they swelled up and covered the actual piercing despite following all the methods but my cartilage one with a needle was fine. I thought it was just a one off experience lol
@@kaelzant4221 someone tried to pierce my mates cartilage with a gun and it basically shattered part of her cartilage on her left ear
When I got my first non-lobe piercing I was still underage and my parents didn’t want me going to “some shady tattoo parlor” 🙄 and I basically had to do a ton of research to prove to them that doing it with a needle by a professional piercer was the only safe way to do it. There’s literally NO up-side to piercing guns and no one who actually knows what they’re doing uses them. They only seem safe because it’s what Claire’s uses lol
She has her machine "set up"... but the needle is bent so hard in the tube it made me cringe. And I don't even talk about the fact she manipulates the machine without gloves to use it on her friend... puting it down on an unprotected or sanitarized surface... send her help.
I died a little when she just set it down on her table after "tattooing" her friend
YES what made me cringe the most was that in the beginning of the video she kept touching the machine with no gloves!!! like noooo also I'm pretty sure she put the machine together with no gloves. When you're going to touch the machine you always have to put on gloves first. This upsets me so much.
Alexandra Soares hö
as soon as i saw her video in my recommended i knew you’d make a video and i’m very glad it’s here
The friend's tattoo: :)
The friend's face when it's healing: :(
Is it an American thing to call it a "tattoo gun"? I'm from America, and I feel like I've never heard people use "tattoo machine" in the states.
Jessica White i live in the states too, and I’ve only been tattooed twice but both of my artists referred to it as a machine.
Jessica White I’m Australian and have never heard people call it a “tattoo machine” either and I’ve been around a fair few artists and heavily tattooed people, idk it makes sense calling it a machine but I’ve just never heard it ahahah
I’m from the states north side and always heard machine I typically heard gun from scratchers but that’s just my experience
I’ve also always heard of it referred to as a tattoo gun. Calling it a machine makes sense for obvious reasons but tattoo gun just rolls out of my mouth
im in australia and it's always referred to as a tattoo gun, i've never heard any of my tattoo artists or tattoo artist friends call it a tattoo machine. I don't think there's anything wrong with calling it either, it just depends on where you are from
I got my first tattoo ever yesterday and my first thought was “she’s not being very hygienic”... I also kept calling it a tattoo “gun” and every time the guy tattooing me would correct me and say “guns kill people, this is a machine”! He was so cool lol.
Be careful. If she finds this, she will probably try to copyright strike you for including her content in your video because she doesnt get the concept of fair use
That’s ironic considering she used another artists work off Pinterest with no credit in the video.
@@yungblud7591 says the guy using a singers name as their youtube handle
As long as the segments are less than 15 seconds it’s fair use
Yung Blud actually she has a huge history with attacking less influential you tubers, that’s why there isn’t a lot of tea videos and critiquing videos of her that are up! She technically not strike this video because the segments are less than 15 seconds.
How you feel about “tattoo gun” is how I feel when people call stretched ear jewelry “gauges.” Grinds my gears
is there another proper name for it besides stretched ear jewelry?
It is pretty commonly called gauges though?? I don't think i ever heat it referred to as stretched ear jewelry honestly that sounds more annoying to me. But is there a proper name for it?
Ppl call them gauges when really a gauge is just the unit of measurement, the term for the jewelry depends on what it is. Like plugs and eyelets.
It also grinds my gears when people refer to a circular barbell as a "horseshoe"
YES!! even people WITH stretched ears!! like, bro ?? what ???
To the people asking what to call gauges: plugs or eyelets are the actual jewelry that you wear in the stretched piercing. As other people have mentioned the gauge is the measurement of size of the jewelry, same thing in the medical field of needle gauges.
Your aversion to tattoo gun is like mine to people calling stretch lobe piercings gauges. Gauge is the measurment. You STRETCH your piercing to a certain gauge. You have stretched lobes, not gauges! All this from someone who doesn't even wear earrings.
I do wear earrings but they’re not stretched, and I feel the same way!
I love the Hoodie you are wearing. Looks so cute with your tattoos peeking through 😍
Can we also talk about how homegirl didn’t even shave the area 🤦🏼♀️
I actually kinda like the term 'tattoo gun'... It reminds me of glue guns and I love glue guns, so yea... It's not accurate, but that's what they look like 🤷🏼♀️
Tilde da unicorn exactly what I was thinking!
How do you know when an artist is over charging their tattoos?? Because there’s no strict policy on charging, the artist can make up whatever price they feel is justified, but how can you trust that they won’t try and rip you off, even if they’re good artists? I have been pondering this for so long now!! I need your expertise Lauren!!!
Could you do a tattoo etiquette or video on a channel called cup of jasmien
At least she didn’t tell people how to use the tattoo equipment and encouraged people to not do it: I cringed when I watched this video too. The equipment is super accessible for anyone to buy online though, so I’m personally not bothered by it, but definitely see why it’s an issue
We should take a middle ground and call it a tattoo machine gun. We all win.
Kael Zant This comment deserves more recognition.
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Best comment😂😂😂😂
Not gonna lie I go to great artists who have called it a tattoo gun 🤷🏻♀️ I guess it's just preference
smack yeah I think it’s bc people in America call it gun
I love LaurDiy but as soon as her video came out I was like oh no I hope there’s a reaction video!
Untelated to the video but i love how you look like without your lip piercing. You looked amazing when you had it but now you look softer. I love the change!
🖤Tattoo machine, sewing machine analogy👌🏿 too perfect.
Not really. The operation is nothing alike. And I both work with tattoo guns and machines as well as sewing with machines and pens.
It's more like my air brush set up. Theres the compressor/machine that's the main part and most pricey/intergal part THEN there's nozzle/end/tool that you use to create stuff.
The machine is what sits beside/below you while the gun/tool/nozzle is what you ACTUALLY use.
Sewing machines are one big stationary machine that you place your medium INTO and you move the medium NOT the machine. Sewing pens/styluses are mini portable sewing machine shaped like a pen that you use to sew by moving the PEN around.
So yeah even in sewing the machines shaped pens/styluses AREN'T called machines and in things like airbrushing it is referred to as a gun/nozzle NOT a machine with the thing with the engine that makes it work being called the machine/compressor.
It's a tattoo gun and machine. The part used to inject the ink is a tattoo needle. All together it's a tattoo set-up. And the place it SHOULD be done is a tattoo studio/parlor.
Tom Harlock has his 12 y/o niece tattoo him a couple years ago. You should make an etiquette video on it.
Olivia E. That video was obviously taking the piss compared to lauradiy
I cringe when I hear people call it a ”gun”, especially when they have several tattoos themselves.
Also, you look GORGEOUS as always Lauren 💕💕💕
Sally Lauren I try not to but due to pop culture its ingrained in my mind to call it a gun. Even though I have several tattoos. I always correct myself but it’s still just my weird habit 🤷🏻♀️
Daisy as long as you make the effort to correct yourself that's totally okay and it’s understandable if you still say ”gun” out of habit. One of these days everyone will call it a machine instead of a ”gun” the more we educate people on the proper terms 💕
Girllllll I LOVED the blue and green hair but THIS!! THIS HAIR is absolutely perfect on you!!!
I'm not trying to be negative about LaurDIY as a person, but it's just irresponsible. The videos she watched had to have been from scratchers bc actual professional artists don't go out of their way to teach how to tattoo or set up tattoo machines. That's what apprenticeship is for. The most I've seen from professional artists is just filming themselves tattooing and vaguely describing their techniques.
Take a shot for every time Lauren says “it’s fine” in this video 😂😂
i love the way you did your makeup. You always look so beautiful.
*pauses video* looks up tattoo infection. *comes back to video and acted like i didn't see that horror*
I'm so glad you make this kind of video, and actually explain why it's bad because this is a HUGE deal, and no matter how good LaurDIY's intentions are there is no way that this can be okay!!! I'm so glad there are people like you out there who make a clear, conscious effort to help people. :)
Omg I love your sweater!!! Where is it from 🙂
Missguided 😄
You think it would be common sense to go to a professional to do something that could be potentially harmful. But apparently not.
This is so sad and scary that there are people out there that think this is okay.... She says risk factor..... They have no idea
I'm from australia and all of my tattoo artists and tattoo artist friends call it a tattoo gun, I had never heard of tattoo machine until this video. I think it just depends on where you're from
I am so grateful for your videos. I don't have any tattoos yet but I've wanted them for a few years and was totally prepared to just turn 18 and go to the nearest shop with zero research. Now I'm doing research like every day and planning on saving up to travel to artists who have styles I actually like, which I probably never would have if I hadn't found this channel.
I had a nightmare that I tattooed myself and it tucked up my hand. Scariest shit ever. Also you can get not only a tattoo machine but a whole kit including inks on wish for like $100.
I don't even trust SHIRTS from Wish oml
You can get them on amazon too for even cheaper. The problem with these are the fact that the ink is from china and its not good for you and you have no idea whats actually in it
Tucked up?
My freshly 18 yr old niece came to me recently saying she wanted a recommendation for a single needle artist in our town. I didn’t feel like I was explaining it well enough, so I showed her a couple of your videos on the topic. Thanks to you, she is now more interested in something with solid lines. Thank you.
Your sarcasm throughout had me in tears 😂 but seriously who thought this was a good idea?? LaurDIY more like LaureDI Y did you do this
Could you do a video on Harmony Nice
You look drop dead gorgeous today! I'm living for these tattoo etiquette videos
It might be an American thing, but I’ve heard artists at shops call them tattoo guns. Even the artists who’ve done my tats will say gun some times. Maybe it’s just an American thing?
Did she get ink? Or does she think the needle has ink in it? I'm confused.
You could sum up Lauren's reactions to this with the meme of the dog in the burning house saying 'this is fine'
When I was 14, I actually tattooed myself with a sewing needle and pen ink on my hand (yeah, I really went in for the most stupid spot for a first tattoo). Used make up wipes and a lighter to "sanitize" the skin and needle. It's a wonder I didn't get an infection, and I am very lucky to have "tattooed" too faint, so it faded after time.
Now at 22 I have five professionally done tattoos, and I am happy that I survived my stupid stunt without any scarring or other problems. And to see a youtuber encouraging that kind of behaviour is really scary! I am glad for these tattoo etiquette videos, because there is so much to learn about the culture of tattooing, especially in a time where you find so much wrong or dishonest information online.
When my friends ask about the tattoos, they are almost always shocked how much aftercare goes into them, and that I actually prepared a bag with snacks and stuff, when I got one. Tattoos are so easily available, and often handled badly by the "owner" and then heal badly or get sun damaged, etc. And people like Lauren get a bad reputation just because they are tattooed, and people think it's irresponsible, because they have only seen bad examples of tattoo owners! *sigh*
You’re not being dramatic, this whole video made me scream internally. Mostly because she has such a big audience & now I’m sure a bunch of them are like: “This is perfectly acceptable & ok.”
This hoodie is amazing, love the idea of my sleeve peeping through, where is it from? X
Missguided
Lauren’s comments:
30% about the video
70% omg you look so good, where did you get your top, slayyy
I just came home from getting a tattoo by an apprentice and she said she has an arts degree and then she was basically a receptionist at the studio and now has started her 2-year apprenticeship with the machine and everything.
I saw Qcknd's reaction to this and when I saw the clips from the original video, I knew you would have some words about this one. Haha
Hating the phrase "tattoo gun" - VALID
Hating pineapple - INVALID
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Sammer Lammer she calls it tattoo gun bc that’s how it’s normally called in the US
@@Danielle-zu9cd that's really not the case, for the most part. American tattoo artists don't appreciate it being called a "gun" either. It kinda trivializes their work and makes it seem violent. Americans who don't know much about tattoos do call it a gun, but that isn't everyone.
Sammer Lammer I meant tattoo artists in America and people in America call it tattoo gun
@@Danielle-zu9cd The American tattoo artist I go to has, unprompted, mentioned how he dislikes it 😂 idk what artists you are talking about, but generalizing to all Americans and American tattoo artists is plain wrong.
My opinion is, if you wanna try it, go for it! ...but practice on yourself only!!! It's really not that difficult, and tattooing yourself hurts way less than getting tattooed by someone!
There's always freakin' hand poking, which is way less traumatic and harder to f up. Still use proper needles, ink and sanitation.
@@Miss_Distress Definitely use proper sanitary procedures! ...& I personally recommend taking a "blood & pathogen" course! But hand poking is not what I'm talking about & I don't suggest it & I've never tried it! I use professional machines, inks, & supplies! ...& I'm very serious & professional about it! ...not like "let's get drunk & tattoo ourselves!"
@@drummerdavemax I would never "get drunk and tattoo someone" or get a tattoo while drunk. I've only ever hand poked myself. All with professional needles and supplies. All planned out and designed beforehand by me. Maybe one day I'd experiment with a machine. Only on myself.
@@Miss_Distress ...all planned out & designed yourself = awesome! Take care!
*NO* this shit *shouldn't* be out there on TH-cam. She looks like someone with a young audience.
When I was younger, I came so close to letting someone stick and poke me, and thank fucking god I didn't!
This IS really serious, and I wish more people out there would take it as seriously as you do Laura.
If someone wants to become a tattoo artist, a tattoo TH-cam who's been tattooing for almost 20 years, has a patreon for exactly that.
lauren the freckles look ADORABLEE!!!!!!
Had to say this lip color really suits you. You look super cute in this video! Now I'll watch the video haha.
My 12 year old is one of those that watched and thought oh thats so cool. I have many tattoos not all came by good etiquette. 🤦🏻♀️ so i explained this to her and why you need to go to a place that is clean and a tattooist that knows what there doing in the style you like.
I just hate how in her description she was like “don’t try this at home haha” and how very few people in the comment section of her video is taking this seriously
Some things shouldn't be on the internet for anyone to buy. Tattoo machines are one of them. And if you really must tattoo without being taught properly, do it on yourself! I couldn't bear the thought of giving someone infections, scars, or worse. I have experience with medical grade sterilization and oh boy she made me cringe
Watched a few of your videos in the past few days and have heard you mention the tattoo gun/machine debate. Granted I’ve only had 3 tattoos, but all the shops I’ve been to have referred to the mechanism as a tattoo gun. Is that maybe just an Australian thing? We (the Australian population and I) Aussies usually name things weirdly
The smiley face looked like what you give yourself with a lighter
I saw Laur's video since I'm subscribed, and instantly thought of you!!! This reaction was necessary 🙌
your freckles and makeup are the cutest in this!!
Your eyes look freaking incredible
I just searched tattoo infection.. HOLY MOLEY they are scary! 😱 that would turn anyone off from getting a backyard tattoo
You never hear people say "diy suturing a wound at home" "diy I tried taking out my own wisdom teeth at home" it's really dangerous that tattooing isn't treated as the serious thing that it is. It's opening a wound! There's blood, there's germs, it's art, there's electromagnetics. Tattoos are not just an accessory!!
I'm pretty sure there's videos online of people doing both of those things because the American health system is fucked
Does Laurdly actually talk that fast or is it sped up? cause damn
£1000, line tattoo 🤔🤔
Romeo oh Romeo 😂😂
i’ve mainly watched your older videos and i’ve stumbled across your channel again and i just wanna say your glow up is absolute goals omg i love your hair and makeup in this video💖
Did you apply your own freckles? If so, it looks amazing! If not, still looks amazing!
i think i've never seen you prettier
I mean it's a little on the down-low for your standarts but i really love it
The way you feel about the phrase “tattoo gun” is how I feel about people who call denim shorts “jean shorts” like they’re not made of jean. They’re made of dENIM
not another theatre trash channel or a jean jacket😂😂😂
courtney kussman I HAte ittttt! And I’ve seen it used in published books!
highkey want to call my sewing machines sewing guns now lmao
The way I see it is: You wouldn't buy surgeons equipment online and watch videos on how to operate on someone without being a professional so why on earth would you consider doing the same with tattooing. Both when done incorrectly result in very serious complications
I tried to tattoo myself when I was twelve with a safety pin and pen ink, didn't get infected but I was lucky considering I never used anything to sterilise the area, still got a little X scar on my private part tho
I’m sorry, but if she’s only got three tattoos, what did you expect? I mean, she seems like a sweet enough person but I wouldn’t put it past these types of TH-camrs to do something like this. It just goes to show how uneducated people are about tattooing, and that’s why we need more channels that discuss this subject. Tattoo etiquette is a subject we need to really understand, as well as tattooing overall. Like seriously, how do people not see that this sort of thing isn’t a great idea if you’re not trained to be a tattoo artist? (Personally I think it’s just a lack of common sense.)
As always, wonderful video! There’s always so much to learn, even if you think you know a lot about tattoos.
I haven't gotten a tattoo in over a year because I just can't afford it. Of course I want tattoos, but I'd never (at least now that I'm older and wiser) get a cheap tattoo. The tattoos I've spent a large amount of money on, I still look at those in awe, years later. That's what it's about, man.
I can’t believe you don’t have more subscribers. Your content is just pure gold! ❤️
Hey Lauren really enjoying your channel been a fan for while now. I recently added half a dozen tattoos to my collection and your love of tattoos has made me even more interested in the whole culture. Looking forward to more stuff on your channel !
Love that you’re wearing that hoodie lots, it’s amazing 👌🏻
So where did the phrase tattoo gun come from? People get so mad about incorrect phrasing but like where did it start? Im tattooed and i dont like bashing people for using incorrect terminology
victoria Canada tattoo convention 3 days 20 at the door. two Ink Masters will be there. 25th until sunday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
She didn't even shave his leg or clean it?
Tattoo copying question: I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone address this, but your thoughts on copying fictional characters from like tv shows/ movies, tattoos? They’re not the actors tattoos but the character. So like in Divergent, the characters had tattoos. Or in the 100, I’ve seen people copy Lexa’s (a character) back tattoo.
I’m sorry what’s wrong with pineapple!?!?!?
I haaaaaate it 😩 even the smell disgusts me
treacle tatts clearly you havnt smelt durian (I think that’s its name) cuz you’ll wish it smelt like pineapple lol
I LOVE how your tats look in the shirt with the mesh. Yesssss
Would you consider covering the style of tattoos (I can't tell if there's an established name) where red and blue linework is used to make a 3D effect (like old 3D movie technology)? I can't find much information on it besides random pics on Pinterest and I'm wondering about the pros and cons since it looks cool up close, but I wonder about how it looks from far away and how it'll age
Can you do a video on mileschronicles's tattoos?
Thanks to your videos I have stopped calling a 'tattoo machine' a 'tattoo gun'. I even corrected myself in front of my long time tattoo artist, but he honestly said it didn't bother him either way. It didn't bother any of the tattoo artists I go to. I think that the term is just so widely accepted in the USA that many tattoo artists have given up on correcting people, or just learned not to care. That being said, the tattoo artists do call them 'tattoo machines'.
I really love you hoodie ❤️ where did you get it from ?
TaTtoO GuN...kill me please. 😂
I've wanted to be a tattoo artist for many years now, been showing my portfolio to many artist in the Dallas - Fort Worth, Texas area. When I keep getting people not wanting to even talk to me I get discouraged and then think "F*ck it. Time to get on Amazon." But I never do bc I respect the art and tradion of tattooing. Oh, and I'm also not an idiot.
You should react to my how to remove a tattoo from home video xD
HHey Treacle. In the US, everyone calls it a tattoo gun. Even tattoo artists in the US call it a tattoo gun.
my dad is a professional tattoo artist and for whatever reason, he always wanted my sister and me to tattoo something on him. so when i was eight, he showed me the different parts of a tattoo machine, how to hold it, and how to be sanitary (even though he did most of the work with that). i practiced on an orange because my dad said the peel was fairly similar to human skin. and now he has my initials and a smiley face. obviously it looks like a kid did it but there's no scarring and the ink has lasted this long! just wanted to share :)
I guess it's not that unusual that tattooed dads want their kids to tattoo something on their dad or at least draw something as a kind of stencil. I've seen it a few times and I think it is cute.
Have you seen on snapchat “how far is tattoo far” I’d be curious to hear your reaction!!
At the end of the day people call them tattoo guns because they have the shape of a gun. Sewing machines don’t. It’s like glue guns. They don’t shoot glue but we still call them glue guns. Do you call them glue machines, glue dispensers? :P
P.s i love your channel, I’m just joking 😘