Try witch hazel liquid on a white wash cloth warmed by running hot water over the bottle and only use white cotton cloth on your face to wash or dry ! It has been used to stop acne for about two hundred years !
henna is such a better option. its brown so it looks natural, it fades over time and you can get it back at any time. the tattoo "freckles" are permanent and it looks like they just got hit in the face with a cactus.
@@tiryaclearsong421I've seen so many videos on those "temporary" tattoos not fading like they should have for a lot of people. Hopefully none of these people are the unlucky ones since it's on their face
My sister, who’s loaded in tattoos, taught me this mindset before I got my first tattoo: “Make sure that what you get means something to you, that it’s something that you’ve liked for at least 10 years of your life, and that it won’t be something you look at down the road with regret” Tattoos are a bit pricey but tattoo removal can be a little bit more expensive
Once I'd decided on my tattoo I waited 5 years before getting it done, to make sure I'd still be happy with it permanently on my skin. I didn't want to get something that I thought looked cool only to regret it later, like a few people I've met.
@@satansbarman another piece of advice my sister gave me is don’t get tattoos affiliated with a celebrity. Imagine getting a Cosby tattoo in the 90s because The Cosby Show was your favorite show growing up and then 2017 hits and you suddenly really regret your tattoo. Celebrities could easily have something bad happen that makes them ostracized to society, like Ezra Miller and Louis C K. It’s safe to get a tattoo of a celebrity only after their death, when skeletons in their closet can’t be found or even made.
@@Stonedsheepu8906 same with names in general, especially a partner, as you never know what will happen and if you break up then you're stuck with a reminder. Only names I'd consider acceptable to have tattooed would be your children
@@satansbarman I was avoiding that one because I feel like it’s a no brainer. Tattooing a partners name is like a ‘middle school relationship’ thing. Highly irresponsible and you don’t know if they’re with you for life. Only time I see it acceptable to get a partners name is if you’re with them for a long time, they pass away, and you refuse to love anyone else after and want to honor them. Also, I would say ho3 tattoos but as the adage goes: “you do you, girlie”
This reminds me of the Dr. Suess story about the Star-Bellied Sneetches and the Starless Sneetches, and how the starless ones paid some guy money to get stars, and the star bellied ones paid the same guy to remove their stars, and then it flip flopped back and forth until everyone forgot who was what at the beginning of the story.
@@jamgrams3244 I figured after reading that small book when I was 8 or 9 that he was describing a real sort of person that existed, and that I should steer clear of as well as try not to turn into myself. I wish more people had read that book.
Ive never read that one. But modern times is bringing me on a trip down memory lane with robert munsch’s book stephanies ponytail. Im starting to comment more and more on it.
Agreed. Like i have freckles already but even if i didn’t have any i still wouldn’t do this. Like bro imagine if just one of those tattoos gets infected tho
Honestly i’m a bit angry. I got bullied big time for having freckles as a child to the point my entire class avoided getting too close to me because they thought I had ‘chicken pox’, but now it’s cute to have them and a cool fashion trend. The same people who’d have been bullying others for it are the ones getting it too, duality of man I guess :/
@@Lina_Bagel If you missed their point you're just lost with no help. And nah, they dont look like real freckles, even after they heal. I would know, I'm covered in real freckles. One so big and dark we thought it was skin cancer. Nope, just a giant freckle on my shoulder.
It's sadly reminiscent of how people on TikTok think it's cool now to fake having disabilities or learning difficulties. As someone with autism, it infuriates me to end when I see people pretending to have it and claiming autism is something that's "fun" and "quirky" to have. It's the same people who made fun of others back in the day for these things, that are now acting like it's trendy to have these things.
I used to remember being bullied for having a skinny body, getting called names the typical bully style. I'm quite bitter to know that the body I got bullied for is now the ideal type of body that some trends to aspire in having. A goal even. All the self hate and trauma I had to endure and I can't go back in time to hug myself for it makes me feel very bitter.
What world did you grow up in? The one I came from was being bullied for being too fat. Which no one should aspire to be fat but they're out there now with all this fat acceptance crap killing people under 40.
@@GLARebel I grew up in Philippines. Body types there with like a chubby fit were the norm and accepted. I was underweight, my body if I can recall looked like a body of a porciline doll, skinny legs, pale, malnourished. Now I see excersices of how to remove thigh and calve fats to make your body looking like a k-pop. Its funny and sad.
I was also teased for being too skinny. Got called names like skeletor, skeleton, stick girl, bones, boney, bones Mcgee, boney butt, Kate moss from family guy...etc Took a long time to understand I was never a silly duck like them. This was my American 2000's high school experience. Along with more teasing for being a pale ginger. Also got teased for being a tall girl. I'm only 5'8"....
I'm really worried about how these tattoos, and all the changes honestly, will heal and age. My roommate's Mom got her eyebrows and lips tattooed as a young adult, and now that she's in her late 60s, the white hair with permanent bright red eyebrows is a bit jarring, and her lips look slightly blueish all the time (she is not hypoxic lol).
Modern pigments for face tattoos, called dermopigmentation for lips, eyebrows, eyeliner etc, are made specifically to be absorbed by your immune system over time. So the tatto will fade away in some time, usually years, to prevent the colors from changing and the placement to be incorrect, since aging changes our face structure. There's a lot more to it like technique, how many times you redo your tatto and so on... I saw some beautifully done works, other not so much. Your roommate's Mom probably got tattooed with traditional ink
I have alopecia (the disease where you lose your hair for no known reason) and I thought about getting my eyebrows tattooed on so I wouldn’t have to worry about painting them on with makeup every day. But I decided against it for this exact reason. I thought to myself, “what will this look like when I’m 60?” and that made me change my mind immediately. Now, instead of even going to the effort of drawing on fake brows every day, I just try my best to rock the no brows look because I cannot change the fact that my body won’t grow hair there. I think my change in attitude has to do with the fact that I’m getting older and am far less insecure than I was in my early twenties. We don’t all have to look perfect and meet the beauty standards to the T. Unfortunately, it seems like Gen Z hasn’t quite figured that out yet.
I'd like to see what it'd look like when they're healed and not immediately after getting them done. It's still mind blowing to me that anyone would TATTOO them on when make up is a thing. The henna freckles seem like a great alternative though - plus henna is naturally red so it'll look closer to normal.
Considering there are people who make characters with freckles in video games, I'd say it was eventually going to happen. Although, I do agree that natural ones look better and actually makes some people look cute as they are actually a part of your natural skin. The tattoo ones look like those fake Trypophobia wound infections as they are dark and do not match the skin naturally. These people would've been better off getting a custom "brush" and applying temporary freckles using make-up attuned to their natural skin color just like those people who apply beauty marks.
The freckle tattoos obviously look bad the second they are done. They need time to heal, something Pegasus was not shown at all. Just search freckles tattoo after healing and you will see a lot of them look natural. They are also tattoo artists that are better and some are worse. Like using black ink instead of different shades of brown, that will just look weird even after healing. But the rainbow freckles like the girl in the video for example looked pretty cute after healing. *MIND YOU* some of these tattoos are for people with actual freckles that are only on certain parts of the face, and the freckle tattoos make them look more consistent and symmetrical, more normal so to speak.
@@anaalina5964yada yada shit looks bad regardless. Y’all always gotta try to defend shit like this is the reason why these surgeries get more and more stupid. Risk fucking up your face for the chance of when it heals, the fake freckles either a) are barely noticeable b) look horrendous. Y’all only view this stuff online so you think it’s pretty, cute and whatever else. But IRL it looks bad. Just like all the women and men who get their face shot up with a ton the Botox and lip fillers. Living your life through a screen distorts your perception of beauty.
@@viablue8143 Its nothing wrong, he is just saying people artificially adding freckles was bound to happen due to people making characters with freckles
It’s only a matter of time before people start giving themselves white spots thinking vitiligo is cute & quirky. Meanwhile mine has been getting progressively worse & more noticeable over the last few years and hate seeing how much of my body it’s covered compared to even a few months ago.
There's at least 1 model that I know of who has vitiligo so maybe you're right and it'll catch on. It runs in my family but it didn't manifest until they got older. Idk if I'll develop it at some point but if I do, I hope it's in time to be trendy lol
43 years ago? Boomers in UK shocking parents by piercing cheeks and earlobes..around 1979 American kids started copying I'm waiting for the Eisenhower/Kennedy styles to come back in
I’m young and am an early bloomer .My pimples are the ugliest things imaginable,I get bullied for it and when I see people paying for it it,this low-key makes me less ashamed tho😆
@@gravyz2cute4u I _HATE_ the large gap in my front teeth. I'd have to have major dental work to get rid of it though because they are also wide, so the teeth to either side would have to be changed as well. ☹ Edit: Why do people like a large gap? I think it's ugly.
I was one of the ugly ones in school. Seriously I was bullied relentlessly for it. I can't even begin to count how many times I was called ugly straight to my face. Even a teacher once said it as a joke for the sake of a class exercise. So who knows how often it was said behind my back as well. Anyway the point is when you're relentlessly seen has hideous it's hard not to obsess over your looks. I always have and honestly I look slightly better now since graduating high school. But it's because I've now finally been properly taught how to take care of my skin and hair and I'm buying those products for myself with my own money and not having to stick to the cheap generic stuff my mom would buy. Now my acne isn't nearly as bad as it used to be in fact I barely even have any anymore. All that really sticks out on my face are blackheads, over sized pores and acne scars from past pimples. But those are things you can't even see from far away, the scars just make me look like I have freckles from far away. And as for my hair, I went natural 3 years ago and started using the right products to keep my hair healthy and my natural curls looking immaculate. And my style has improved because my mom can't tell me what to wear anymore and I can wear things that are just more...me. All this is held together by a new SLIGHT sense of confidence. I have a long time boyfriend now who's the only person who genuinely thinks I'm beautiful, every single inch of me. He always reassures me and makes me feel attractive. Maybe my new confidence shouldn't come from a man but, oh well. As much as I've always struggled with hating my looks, I'd never hate them enough to do these crazy things. Because I've always said even if I really am ugly, I want everything about me to be real. Real hair, real unaltered face, chest, etc. No one will ever be able to say I'm fake.
That one commenter is right. The chicks getting these tattoos now were the same ones bullying people with freckles for having them. It’s evil that they now do this. It’s spitting in the face of everyone who has ever been bullied for their freckles; “hey ugly, I’m so perfectly pretty. Look at how I tattoo your shame onto my face, for clout.”
As someone growing up with some pretty bad acne. Why in the world would people without acne want acne. Sure it’s not real but acne is so annoying because it will flare up (at least for me) during season changes and it sucks cause you can’t breath
Plus for me I think acne isn’t “attractive” or something so I don’t know why people want it. I wouldn’t throw away a relationship because of acne but it’s not attractive for me at least
I’ll be honest I’m turning 25 this week and I’m kind of feeling this pressure to work on my looks too but I would never go to extreme lengths such as plastic surgery and freckle tattoos. I rather stick with a skin care routine and makeup because at least with makeup you can remove it and change it up. It’s sad that both young and old women including myself feel this pressure to stay young and beautiful forever. It’s awful when we get to a certain age or look older we feel less attractive. It’s weird and creepy how society (especially Hollywood) is super obsessed with a youthful appearance. It’s not normal to appear young forever. People are supposed to age.
You shouldn't pressure yourself to change the way you look, if you really want to be unique try on different style of clothing for exemple, and choose what fits you best, personally mine is goth victorian and it took me years to discover it! There's so many different and unique style out there, there has to be something that is to your liking!
Im 25 and can’t really relate too much being a male but I do know that unfortunately, some females have a tendency to put each other down. It’s really sad and frustrating and it doesn’t help that media prays on people struggling with things they have no control over. The only look I’ve struggled with is being overweight most of my life as well as having a more severe case of gynecomastia. I’ve found it better to not really care what people think and I’d be lying if I said it still didn’t hurt a bit. More confidence has been my best friend and I guarantee most of us will be looking way better than these people as we age and eventually get old.
The fact people are trying to pretend to have freckles (something I naturally have) is insane. I can't get rid of them, nor did I ask for them, but it's not really "quirky" or "unique", as a lot of people have them, and it's not rare (or at least where I live)
it's also wild they're deciding to tattoo them on when they can have them put on more temporarily (stuff like henna) but nah they wanna go all in and commit to it. my gf shares your sentiment, it's weird to be made into a trend after having to have survived childhood.
I don't see any problem with this. Just because you don't like it doesn't mean other shouldn't have them. Some people have crooked teeth and hate it, people in asia are getting crooked teeth from dentists on purpose. Some people *need* glasses, some people wear non-lense glasses. Braces, etc. But if they really bother you that much they are cosmetic solutions that can reduce freckles appearance, there is also make-up that can cover them. To each their own. They're not hurting anyone.
@@anaalina5964 you're forgetting the part where the people that naturally have these things get bullied as kids and the same bullies now parade around like it's a costume, that's why it's a problem for others.
@@Cheezus I don't get the whole "those same bullies are doing it", you just pulled that out of your ass. You don't know that at all, you're fighting ghosts. Getting bullied when you are a kid sucks, especially for things you can't control, but that doesn't define you as an adult. And you shouldn't police others because of your bad memories or trauma. Also, isn't this a good thing? Now you won't see other children getting bullied for glasses, braces, freckles etc, because it's seen as beautiful.
While the intro is pretty spot on, freckle tattoos are pretty much the same as getting your eyebrows microbladed. The ink is not permanent, and it will fade away within a few years maximum. they fall under cosmetic, or non permanent, tattoos. Ofc there are the ones who don't use the correct ink, or fading ink - I have seen a few of those. I.e rainbow sprinkle freckles with blues, yellows, pinks and greens - which is def a choice, but can be cute. Also some do permanent with light brown. But ofc, there are the ones who decide to DIY and end up using permanent BLACK ink, and it looks atrocious!. But these in the video will fade and look natural within a week or two
Adding on. the TH-camr "Treacle tatts" have had freckles tattooed on her, and shows her journey. She also got multiple videos on the subject if people want to check her out :)
Finally someone who understands this. Most of these freckle tattoos will look normal after a few weeks of healing. You'd have to be going blind to mistake those for acne.
Back when I was younger I used to get made fun of for my freckles by both other kids and adults just for the same girls years later to apply fake freckles. It's so bizarre watching trends come and go because I know in about 5 years or so it will fall right back out of fashion and I'll receive the same comments over again from the girls who were just applying those fake freckles.
I still have acne at 17 yr old and its so bad since it hurts when u try to put the finger or even scratch your skin but now its a "blessing" for tiktokers to do this nowadays for some reason and its disgusting for someone to do that
I can't understand why anyone would want to do this to themselves. I get that people want to feel unique and different by doing this, but the thing is that when everyone starts doing it, it's not unique anymore.
2:00 this point is really weirdly true. I don’t understand why people strive to be different or quirky. Wouldn’t it be quite lonesome to be different and have nobody to relate to? Very weird, how society does that. When people are bullied for being different, others strive for their uniqueness to be different. Can’t we all just be ourselves? It’s highly unlikely that any of us will find someone who is exactly like us, so why not embrace our differences and accept one another?
if freckles are done right with cosmetic ink(permanent makeup) and shade matches they can look good healed. But it’s never worth the risk esp because this is a new thing. There’s no way to know that the person who is tattooing knows what their doing.
Because of beauty standarts and social media and human ratings these freaky weird stuff keeps getting more trendy and trendy and as a zillenial I find this so sad because when we should prioritize merits and values we are prioritizing looks that will most likely get ruined after the age 45 and up.
man i've only had minor freckles, but ive also had extreme acne bc of eczema and other stuff. it's not cute or aesthetic to have multiple people give you weird looks and tell you that it looks like a rash, and even call it self harm. it's not adorable, it's horrible. just love your natural self
Some people would do anything to have beautiful clear fair skin! This is so sad because I feel like they will regret these dumb tattoos soo much later on 😭
What the actress who plays stardust did with the plastic surgery is genuinely alarming - she looks 10 times worse than before. Her career is probably done I'm assuming
I didn't notice a slow transformation at all. Or I got amnesia from the whiplash this picture gave me. Just figured she had gotten thinner bc hollywood, which is a problem too.@@bigjc5546
I was bullied and shunned by my classmates because I had a lot of acne. I saw the biggest bully last week and her face looked horrible 😅 when I asked what happened, she proudly told me she had freckles tattooed. They were healed... But they came out more red than brown and looked way worse than any acne I've had in my life! I'm shocked people will go to these lengths for a trend 😅 but part of me is also happy that my bully did it too. My acne faded and I love my face! Hers is permanently altered and will never fade or heal. She already showed some signs of regret, imagine how she feels when this trend is over!
I'm a little proud to say that I don't use social media and never have. I can fairly confidently say "I don't look too bad" sure, I'm like 2 kg overweight and haven't shaved yet,but with a little work, I'll be fairly attractive all this coming from a 21 y.o man
As someone from Gen Z I’m shocked cause I didn’t even know people were LITERALLY TATTOOING freckles on their face. I love freckles I’ve always found them cute but I’ve always makeup which is a much better way to get a “natural” freckle look then literally tattooing them on my face ugh seeing this just completely grosses me out even thinking about it
It's better than many other makeup tattoos that have been around for ages. The healed ones look pretty good, and i'm sure they'll fade a lot better in most cases than most eyebrow tats a lot of older people seem to have. Trends like this will always come and go, and I'm glad (for the peeps that do this) this trend is at least semi natural looking.
Personally I won’t get tattoos or or piercings on my face… being blessed with a clear face like a lot of those women, allows you to get fake tattoos with henna or fake piercings and you can remove it all if you like. I just think there is a lot more you can do if you don’t get all the permanent stuff. Also it really seems to be upsetting the people who naturally have freckles or acne and get made fun of for it. The things people will do to keep us with trends is crazy to me.
"i've been known for doing weird wacky wonderful things to people's faces". Thats the exact thing i would expect maniac to say to their victims, before pealing skin from their face with red hot pliers
bro it looks so bad, like what??? Dont get me wrong, Girls with freckles are cute but that not looks like freckles. You cant even make a cover up tattoo on that spot. 5:30 You're right, she has such beautiful skin and now you ruined it, hope you're Proud of what you doing... I know so many Tattoo artist who really bring art on our Body, they can really be proud of them self.
I follow the one year rule that you mentioned. Every tattoo that I have gotten, I made a rule to give myself at least a year to think about it before going ahead with getting it done. There are many tattoo ideas that I am glad that gave myself time to reconsider. And the ones I do have, I have zero regrets about. The last tattoo I got was a full sleeve, which I gave myself at least 10 years to think about getting.
I had a female friend that would use makeup to give herself freckles. Getting them tattooed on yourself is so not worth it when the makeup version looks so much better
I have mad respect for tattoo artists. Aswell as making a mint they get too laugh at people who've permeenantly eff'ed their lives by getting something dumb inked on them.
Red head here tons of freckles I used to get bullied relentlessly for them but now as an adult I find them beautiful. What's not beautiful is dotting your face up permanently most of the time they just don't fit the person or they're done too dark.
Cosmetic tattoos don't stay until you're old. It fades over the years. So does the redness of getting the tattoo. And yes, natural freckles are all over your face. Getting fake tattoos just on your nose would look extremely fake.
As somebody in high school that has always been made fun of, fitting in is the reason. I've had my hair darkened, teeth whitened, I have so many acne products including tretinoin, chemical peels, braces,dermoplaned skin, and etc. No matter what you can't fit in. The trends always change and if you want to get something done, make sure it is you that wants it and not society.
So, yes its wierd and all, take into account what you saw at the start is right after tattooing, skin will be more red as it is still a open wound. No i do NOT encourage this but just for those who think it looks horrible. It looks better after a few weeks but still DONT do things like this 💀😂 Edit: i was half way, now finished the video. those freckles that person makes are just to dark even after healing. Also it will be hard as she uses probably one color for everyone instead of matching the skin tone.
This is wild. I had heavy freckles as a kid. My peers bullied me relentlessly. They called my skin 'dirty' amid many other names. It got to the point where I would wear a sweater to school even in the summer so I wouldn't get any sun. Ironically, now that freckles are trendy, I don't get freckles and just tan instead
I’ll admit, I care about my looks too… *But that’s why I use natural skin care products and don’t put makeup all over my face!* Makeup clogs the pores, causes acne, and having to scrub it out scratches/stretches your face skin! But, with how well I take care of my skin, people think I look a lot younger than I do 🤭 Just take care of your skin and body and you don’t have to do this crap!!! _(Or spend a million bucks on things like makeup 😉)_
Bro I’ve had freckles my whole life and I’ve always hated them until 6th or 7th grade when I started worrying about my acne instead and forgot about my freckles. Now I appreciate that I had freckles and not acne when I was young(er).
When I was younger my fav. uncle died. He had a tear drop under his eye. I wanted one in the same place. Nowhere would touch my face. They refused. They knew the dangers of doing it, and I'm glad they did.
Most of us here are Gen Z. As long as stupid Gen Zers exist, there'll be normal, level-headed Gen Zers to call out the madness. It's the same reason why I'm not too worried about Gen Alpha; every generation has both stupid and normal members since the beginning of humanity.
Man you young people, this is what you get when a generation is raised online. Apparently the internet is what created the fashion style in the Capital in hunger games.
When people flaunt something for the entire internet to see, it's meant to get a reaction from people. People who get weird tattoos but don't make a spectacle of themselves don't get a reaction, almost as if they aren't demanding attention or something
@@Oecobius33 Mate ain't nobody flaunting anything. Most of the people in the video were just clients who agreed to have their results posted by their tattoo artist, not asking for attention. Criticism of a tattoo technique is completely fine but yall are just bullying people for doing something completely harmless to their own body. I'm pretty sure no one was expecting people to get so butthurt over some colored specks on someone's face when they posted that. Do yall react this way every time you see something you don't like? Act spoiled and crap on people and justify it by the fact that they exist in the same space as you?? Grow up
Who woulda thought the generation that can’t go five minutes without making up a new gender or have a conversation without losing patience can’t accept themselves for who they are cute I saw this coming
the thing is freshed tattoos look different when they are healed so it probably would look MUCH better after some time while the skin is not inflamed and angry out of a fresh tatt
I’m actually glad that my daughter grew up before social media. I hope that even if she did she wouldn’t have followed these ridiculous trends as shes always been her own person. Never into makeup and trying to be like anyone but herself. And speaks her mind. But if my child did have access to this nonsense I would make sure I was fully aware of everything they were looking at and no smart phone till high school! Even then it would be monitored. I would hope what she was taught would make her smart enough to know what is just insane!
I have freckles on my face and it gives me a lot of unwanted attention, to the point where even strangers approach me to give their remedy for my face. I have been insulted and roasted by many people, so I don't understand why the kids of our generation want it.
i always loved my freckles and lost many of them from working overnight for over 8yrs. yall please just keep in mind the skin is super enflamed right after a tattoo, and they *will* fade after they've healed those first two weeks and peeled, and they will fade a bit further depending on the ink and application. it looks super garish at first, but look at videos of a 1 month healed, 6 month healed, etc. i would get rainbow freckles. but i want to be covered from head to toe in tattoos if i make it to 50. (i do have some faded freckles on my nose, and many moles on my face. i was never made fun of for freckles; the kids i grew up with all loved them, but that was in the deep south and almost everyone had them. my heart goes out to anyone who was mocked growing up for having them) my only problem with this trend is just how young many of these people are, and how some don't have any other tattoos. it's a big decision to get a facial tattoo that i feel a lot of younger people are taking flippantly. i had plenty of tattoo ideas when i was 15-21 that i'm glad i never did. the only thing i can recommend is what i'd recommend for ANY tattoo; ****will**** you still love having that on your body in ten years, when your thoughts have changed, your ideals have changed, your dreams have changed? i only have on tattoo i regret, bobby hill on my inner ankle, but at the time i got him i was super depressed and kept a picture of him giving me a big thumbs' up on my phone to get me through high school. no idea why i chose bobby hill, he just made me feel better for 3 years and i always claimed i'd get him tattooed, so i did. after 7yrs of wanting him, i got him, and while i do love him, the tattoo itself is flawed and only reminds me of hard times instead of the hope for the future that he was meant to be. i used to open my phone, sobbing, just to feel like anyone in this world saw me (pathetic i know but i'm not the only bullied kid on here ;P ) and now all i can think about when i look at him is that scared little girl desperate for anyone to give a damn. but i only mean this as an example of wanting now vs wanting later. like i said earlier i would 100% get rainbow freckles from a cosmetic tatooist and never regret it. it's your body. if you can't have fun with it and feel joy when you look in the mirror, what's the point?
I love my freckles it’s what made me different in my area. It took me til I was out of school to accept and love my freckle so the fact that people who made fun of freckles are getting them tatted is very annoying. And shows just how weak their mind’s are But the fact that their freckles will turn colors in a few years is some amusing karma
I used to have freckles when I was a kid. I was very insecure about them to the point where I would rub my face raw, trying to "wash them off". I was called "connect the dots, dirty-face, etc." crazy to think they're now a trend.
what you said about skittles face, i swear on my life i remember a skittles add where some kid got like skittle pox or something and other kids ate the skittles off the kids and got infected or something, really weird ad but i swear it existed
I remember when people used to get bullied for having freckles as well and I was the only one who really liked the look of freckles, I went from someone who’s rare for that reason to someone who’s common, but to be honest it’s kind of nice to not be the only one though
I had bad acne all through my teens and early twenties im now 26 and i get the odd pimple here and there but the scars still haunt me. WHY would you do this they are blessed with clear skin and they want to look like they had cystic acne you silly people I would have loved to have naturally clear skin. These people need to get off tiktok!
Exactly why I have trends ever in fact, on the fidget spinner came out I wasn’t into that. I still got a fidget, spinner, somehow two of them to be exact, but I was never into it.
My cousin got her freckles lasered off when she was young. She hated them so much she went to get skin brightening lasers and overtime her natural freckles disappeared.
Everyone wants what they don't want. I have freckles, most in my family do ( we are of mixed race & culture, black, white & Taino Native... Puerto Ricao & Bahamas) I love my kinky curly hair, freckles & green eyes. I'm not judging any of these people I just feel if their going to do it at least make it look more natural. Not my place to judge anyone ❤
As someone with pretty bad acne I can't believe people are actually PAYING to get red dots on their face 😵
let them dig their own ole
Guarantee it will be fun ny
I have acne scars from my teenage years and I can only agree with you🥲
It’s before the tattoo is healed. I’m confused how this going over peoples heads
Same
Try witch hazel liquid on a white wash cloth warmed by running hot water over the bottle and only use white cotton cloth on your face to wash or dry ! It has been used to stop acne for about two hundred years !
henna is such a better option. its brown so it looks natural, it fades over time and you can get it back at any time.
the tattoo "freckles" are permanent and it looks like they just got hit in the face with a cactus.
The tattood freckles are also going to fade away. Cosmetic tattoos are made with ink that will fade.
@@tiryaclearsong421 maybe, but a lot get them with permanent ink too.
Hit in the face with a cactus…..I can’t even….thats so accurate!🤣🤣🤣
@@tiryaclearsong421I've seen so many videos on those "temporary" tattoos not fading like they should have for a lot of people. Hopefully none of these people are the unlucky ones since it's on their face
@@tiryaclearsong421it never faded on any of my aunties who got their brows + eyeliner done
My sister, who’s loaded in tattoos, taught me this mindset before I got my first tattoo:
“Make sure that what you get means something to you, that it’s something that you’ve liked for at least 10 years of your life, and that it won’t be something you look at down the road with regret”
Tattoos are a bit pricey but tattoo removal can be a little bit more expensive
Once I'd decided on my tattoo I waited 5 years before getting it done, to make sure I'd still be happy with it permanently on my skin. I didn't want to get something that I thought looked cool only to regret it later, like a few people I've met.
@@satansbarman another piece of advice my sister gave me is don’t get tattoos affiliated with a celebrity. Imagine getting a Cosby tattoo in the 90s because The Cosby Show was your favorite show growing up and then 2017 hits and you suddenly really regret your tattoo. Celebrities could easily have something bad happen that makes them ostracized to society, like Ezra Miller and Louis C K.
It’s safe to get a tattoo of a celebrity only after their death, when skeletons in their closet can’t be found or even made.
@@Stonedsheepu8906 same with names in general, especially a partner, as you never know what will happen and if you break up then you're stuck with a reminder. Only names I'd consider acceptable to have tattooed would be your children
& removal will scar as well
@@satansbarman I was avoiding that one because I feel like it’s a no brainer. Tattooing a partners name is like a ‘middle school relationship’ thing. Highly irresponsible and you don’t know if they’re with you for life. Only time I see it acceptable to get a partners name is if you’re with them for a long time, they pass away, and you refuse to love anyone else after and want to honor them.
Also, I would say ho3 tattoos but as the adage goes: “you do you, girlie”
This reminds me of the Dr. Suess story about the Star-Bellied Sneetches and the Starless Sneetches, and how the starless ones paid some guy money to get stars, and the star bellied ones paid the same guy to remove their stars, and then it flip flopped back and forth until everyone forgot who was what at the beginning of the story.
You unlocked memories for me. I used to imagine what it would be like to live in a world like that. Now I don't have to
@@jamgrams3244 I figured after reading that small book when I was 8 or 9 that he was describing a real sort of person that existed, and that I should steer clear of as well as try not to turn into myself. I wish more people had read that book.
Was just coming down to the comments to say something like, "This is just the Sneetches in real life," but I guess you beat me to it.
Good comparison..sneetches
Along with the Stanley cups
Ive never read that one. But modern times is bringing me on a trip down memory lane with robert munsch’s book stephanies ponytail.
Im starting to comment more and more on it.
This generation needs to know just because we can... DOESN'T MEAN WE SHOULD.
Clearly most of my generation hasn't watched Jurassic Park
I@@ilyenaskorniak9971i didn't watch jurassic park but im not stupid like them
Bzw im gen z german but not like these idiot gen z
You are right but i kinda want to see how far they will go
@@ilyenaskorniak9971 I'm glad i have watched Jurassic Park a hundred times
Agreed. Like i have freckles already but even if i didn’t have any i still wouldn’t do this. Like bro imagine if just one of those tattoos gets infected tho
Honestly i’m a bit angry. I got bullied big time for having freckles as a child to the point my entire class avoided getting too close to me because they thought I had ‘chicken pox’, but now it’s cute to have them and a cool fashion trend. The same people who’d have been bullying others for it are the ones getting it too, duality of man I guess :/
What's your point? You would rather people still be bullied for freckles? Isn't it great that it is not seen as something bad anymore?
yes it is but it is to the point that they don't look like freckles anymore
@@Lina_Bagel
@@user-ps7di7jb5e they do. But the videos they showed are fresh tattoos, obviously they look very different from when they will be healed
@@Lina_Bagel If you missed their point you're just lost with no help. And nah, they dont look like real freckles, even after they heal. I would know, I'm covered in real freckles. One so big and dark we thought it was skin cancer. Nope, just a giant freckle on my shoulder.
It's sadly reminiscent of how people on TikTok think it's cool now to fake having disabilities or learning difficulties. As someone with autism, it infuriates me to end when I see people pretending to have it and claiming autism is something that's "fun" and "quirky" to have. It's the same people who made fun of others back in the day for these things, that are now acting like it's trendy to have these things.
I used to remember being bullied for having a skinny body, getting called names the typical bully style. I'm quite bitter to know that the body I got bullied for is now the ideal type of body that some trends to aspire in having. A goal even. All the self hate and trauma I had to endure and I can't go back in time to hug myself for it makes me feel very bitter.
What world did you grow up in? The one I came from was being bullied for being too fat. Which no one should aspire to be fat but they're out there now with all this fat acceptance crap killing people under 40.
@@GLARebel I grew up in Philippines. Body types there with like a chubby fit were the norm and accepted. I was underweight, my body if I can recall looked like a body of a porciline doll, skinny legs, pale, malnourished. Now I see excersices of how to remove thigh and calve fats to make your body looking like a k-pop. Its funny and sad.
@@GLARebelIgnorance 🤡
@@zaianix3111not just exercise, they have muscle blocking surgery for calves
I was also teased for being too skinny. Got called names like skeletor, skeleton, stick girl, bones, boney, bones Mcgee, boney butt, Kate moss from family guy...etc Took a long time to understand I was never a silly duck like them.
This was my American 2000's high school experience. Along with more teasing for being a pale ginger. Also got teased for being a tall girl. I'm only 5'8"....
I like freckles, but if you're getting face tattoos then that vastly outweighs any astetic positives they might give you
Oh henna is a good idea
I got natural freckles now everyone gonna think they are fake 🤥 and im filling this generation trend 📉📈😮😢😂
I'm really worried about how these tattoos, and all the changes honestly, will heal and age. My roommate's Mom got her eyebrows and lips tattooed as a young adult, and now that she's in her late 60s, the white hair with permanent bright red eyebrows is a bit jarring, and her lips look slightly blueish all the time (she is not hypoxic lol).
Modern pigments for face tattoos, called dermopigmentation for lips, eyebrows, eyeliner etc, are made specifically to be absorbed by your immune system over time. So the tatto will fade away in some time, usually years, to prevent the colors from changing and the placement to be incorrect, since aging changes our face structure. There's a lot more to it like technique, how many times you redo your tatto and so on...
I saw some beautifully done works, other not so much.
Your roommate's Mom probably got tattooed with traditional ink
The kind of people who do this are not the kind of people who consider the future. 😄
@@kelf114fatherlessness for Four generations?
I have alopecia (the disease where you lose your hair for no known reason) and I thought about getting my eyebrows tattooed on so I wouldn’t have to worry about painting them on with makeup every day. But I decided against it for this exact reason. I thought to myself, “what will this look like when I’m 60?” and that made me change my mind immediately.
Now, instead of even going to the effort of drawing on fake brows every day, I just try my best to rock the no brows look because I cannot change the fact that my body won’t grow hair there. I think my change in attitude has to do with the fact that I’m getting older and am far less insecure than I was in my early twenties. We don’t all have to look perfect and meet the beauty standards to the T. Unfortunately, it seems like Gen Z hasn’t quite figured that out yet.
Erin Moriarty...WTF
The whole fake freckles deal looks like people who pick their meth scabs 🤦🏾♂️
Dude, she was hot as hell before now she looks like hell...dear God
She was fine just the way she was now she looks malnourished 🤷🏾♂️
That's just from doing the tattoo. The redness fades quickly.
Weird way to tell us u don't know how tatts works...
She used to be bad until she got all that plastic surgery 👎🏾
Fake freckles, like fake boobs will never be better than the real natural thing.
I'd like to see what it'd look like when they're healed and not immediately after getting them done. It's still mind blowing to me that anyone would TATTOO them on when make up is a thing. The henna freckles seem like a great alternative though - plus henna is naturally red so it'll look closer to normal.
Imagine getting a freckle tattoo
It looks like ance
@@lacombfishexactly. Why would somebody purposely make themselves look ugly
let them dig their own ole
Guarantee it will be fun ny
@@lacombfish It looks like radiation side effects.
@Yishji886 not if the tattoos done correctly, once healed it should look like freckles
Considering there are people who make characters with freckles in video games, I'd say it was eventually going to happen. Although, I do agree that natural ones look better and actually makes some people look cute as they are actually a part of your natural skin. The tattoo ones look like those fake Trypophobia wound infections as they are dark and do not match the skin naturally. These people would've been better off getting a custom "brush" and applying temporary freckles using make-up attuned to their natural skin color just like those people who apply beauty marks.
The freckle tattoos obviously look bad the second they are done. They need time to heal, something Pegasus was not shown at all. Just search freckles tattoo after healing and you will see a lot of them look natural. They are also tattoo artists that are better and some are worse. Like using black ink instead of different shades of brown, that will just look weird even after healing. But the rainbow freckles like the girl in the video for example looked pretty cute after healing.
*MIND YOU* some of these tattoos are for people with actual freckles that are only on certain parts of the face, and the freckle tattoos make them look more consistent and symmetrical, more normal so to speak.
@@anaalina5964yada yada shit looks bad regardless. Y’all always gotta try to defend shit like this is the reason why these surgeries get more and more stupid. Risk fucking up your face for the chance of when it heals, the fake freckles either a) are barely noticeable b) look horrendous. Y’all only view this stuff online so you think it’s pretty, cute and whatever else. But IRL it looks bad. Just like all the women and men who get their face shot up with a ton the Botox and lip fillers. Living your life through a screen distorts your perception of beauty.
Characters with freckles are based tho
Wait, what’s wrong with making video game characters with freckles?
@@viablue8143 Its nothing wrong, he is just saying people artificially adding freckles was bound to happen due to people making characters with freckles
It’s only a matter of time before people start giving themselves white spots thinking vitiligo is cute & quirky. Meanwhile mine has been getting progressively worse & more noticeable over the last few years and hate seeing how much of my body it’s covered compared to even a few months ago.
There's at least 1 model that I know of who has vitiligo so maybe you're right and it'll catch on. It runs in my family but it didn't manifest until they got older. Idk if I'll develop it at some point but if I do, I hope it's in time to be trendy lol
saddly i think that wil be soon a thing :/
Read Huxleys
BRAVE NEW WORLD
what kind of book is that about?
i thought about a henna freckles and then you mentioned it like bruh that is such a better idea than tattoos
i just wanna know when the bar dropped THIS low 💀
The bar has been in freefall for years
43 years ago?
Boomers in UK shocking parents by piercing cheeks and earlobes..around 1979
American kids started copying
I'm waiting for the Eisenhower/Kennedy styles to come back in
I’m young and am an early bloomer .My pimples are the ugliest things imaginable,I get bullied for it and when I see people paying for it it,this low-key makes me less ashamed tho😆
Don't let them bully you, show them these gals and they will bully them even more.
and yet these people are trying to copy you but utterly failing
never tell your age on the internet
Don't get too comfortable on the internet by giving your age and stuff, you're young.
@@xenzis2431good point
As a Gen Z, my generation's obsession with this sort of thing will never not baffle me
Stay strong my dude 💪
I don't want to believe that we are in same generation as these guys
I have freckles naturally all my life and what these young people are doing it's completely stupid and pathetic.
I can't wait for the fetis--I mean, "trend", to be wrinkles and missing teeth within the next 10 years 😂
They're already dying their hair gray.
@@cantstopcooking929 What? Why? I'm in my mid 50s, and _happy_ that even now, I only have a few grey hairs.
Having a large gap at the front of your teeth was already a trend and yes, people did get dental work to look like that >_
@@gravyz2cute4u I _HATE_ the large gap in my front teeth. I'd have to have major dental work to get rid of it though because they are also wide, so the teeth to either side would have to be changed as well. ☹ Edit: Why do people like a large gap? I think it's ugly.
@@martabachynsky8545 agreed. I am not a fan of the large tooth gap either.
When this trend dies down and doesn't get the traction people think it will, people will get laser surgery to remove the tattoos.
I was one of the ugly ones in school. Seriously I was bullied relentlessly for it. I can't even begin to count how many times I was called ugly straight to my face. Even a teacher once said it as a joke for the sake of a class exercise. So who knows how often it was said behind my back as well. Anyway the point is when you're relentlessly seen has hideous it's hard not to obsess over your looks. I always have and honestly I look slightly better now since graduating high school. But it's because I've now finally been properly taught how to take care of my skin and hair and I'm buying those products for myself with my own money and not having to stick to the cheap generic stuff my mom would buy. Now my acne isn't nearly as bad as it used to be in fact I barely even have any anymore. All that really sticks out on my face are blackheads, over sized pores and acne scars from past pimples. But those are things you can't even see from far away, the scars just make me look like I have freckles from far away. And as for my hair, I went natural 3 years ago and started using the right products to keep my hair healthy and my natural curls looking immaculate. And my style has improved because my mom can't tell me what to wear anymore and I can wear things that are just more...me. All this is held together by a new SLIGHT sense of confidence. I have a long time boyfriend now who's the only person who genuinely thinks I'm beautiful, every single inch of me. He always reassures me and makes me feel attractive. Maybe my new confidence shouldn't come from a man but, oh well. As much as I've always struggled with hating my looks, I'd never hate them enough to do these crazy things. Because I've always said even if I really am ugly, I want everything about me to be real. Real hair, real unaltered face, chest, etc. No one will ever be able to say I'm fake.
That one commenter is right. The chicks getting these tattoos now were the same ones bullying people with freckles for having them. It’s evil that they now do this. It’s spitting in the face of everyone who has ever been bullied for their freckles; “hey ugly, I’m so perfectly pretty. Look at how I tattoo your shame onto my face, for clout.”
Its the same thing with glasses. Bullying kids with glasses and later wearing a frame without glass or normal glass just for the looks of it.
The spongebob hair episode is hitting hard, huh?
Wigstruck
I remember back in the 80's 90's all my freckled friends hated their freckles and some people would make fun of freckles.
These tattoos are hideous.
“Looks don’t matter” two second later “I’m getting tattoo freckles”
As someone growing up with some pretty bad acne. Why in the world would people without acne want acne. Sure it’s not real but acne is so annoying because it will flare up (at least for me) during season changes and it sucks cause you can’t breath
Plus for me I think acne isn’t “attractive” or something so I don’t know why people want it. I wouldn’t throw away a relationship because of acne but it’s not attractive for me at least
I’ll be honest I’m turning 25 this week and I’m kind of feeling this pressure to work on my looks too but I would never go to extreme lengths such as plastic surgery and freckle tattoos. I rather stick with a skin care routine and makeup because at least with makeup you can remove it and change it up.
It’s sad that both young and old women including myself feel this pressure to stay young and beautiful forever. It’s awful when we get to a certain age or look older we feel less attractive. It’s weird and creepy how society (especially Hollywood) is super obsessed with a youthful appearance. It’s not normal to appear young forever. People are supposed to age.
You shouldn't pressure yourself to change the way you look, if you really want to be unique try on different style of clothing for exemple, and choose what fits you best, personally mine is goth victorian and it took me years to discover it! There's so many different and unique style out there, there has to be something that is to your liking!
Im 25 and can’t really relate too much being a male but I do know that unfortunately, some females have a tendency to put each other down. It’s really sad and frustrating and it doesn’t help that media prays on people struggling with things they have no control over. The only look I’ve struggled with is being overweight most of my life as well as having a more severe case of gynecomastia. I’ve found it better to not really care what people think and I’d be lying if I said it still didn’t hurt a bit. More confidence has been my best friend and I guarantee most of us will be looking way better than these people as we age and eventually get old.
The fact people are trying to pretend to have freckles (something I naturally have) is insane. I can't get rid of them, nor did I ask for them, but it's not really "quirky" or "unique", as a lot of people have them, and it's not rare (or at least where I live)
it's also wild they're deciding to tattoo them on when they can have them put on more temporarily (stuff like henna) but nah they wanna go all in and commit to it. my gf shares your sentiment, it's weird to be made into a trend after having to have survived childhood.
I don't see any problem with this. Just because you don't like it doesn't mean other shouldn't have them. Some people have crooked teeth and hate it, people in asia are getting crooked teeth from dentists on purpose. Some people *need* glasses, some people wear non-lense glasses. Braces, etc.
But if they really bother you that much they are cosmetic solutions that can reduce freckles appearance, there is also make-up that can cover them. To each their own. They're not hurting anyone.
@@anaalina5964 you're forgetting the part where the people that naturally have these things get bullied as kids and the same bullies now parade around like it's a costume, that's why it's a problem for others.
@@Cheezus I don't get the whole "those same bullies are doing it", you just pulled that out of your ass. You don't know that at all, you're fighting ghosts.
Getting bullied when you are a kid sucks, especially for things you can't control, but that doesn't define you as an adult. And you shouldn't police others because of your bad memories or trauma.
Also, isn't this a good thing? Now you won't see other children getting bullied for glasses, braces, freckles etc, because it's seen as beautiful.
@@anaalina5964 nobody is policing anything. I'm calling it weird. The same way you are defending people being weird, I can call it weird.
While the intro is pretty spot on, freckle tattoos are pretty much the same as getting your eyebrows microbladed. The ink is not permanent, and it will fade away within a few years maximum. they fall under cosmetic, or non permanent, tattoos. Ofc there are the ones who don't use the correct ink, or fading ink - I have seen a few of those. I.e rainbow sprinkle freckles with blues, yellows, pinks and greens - which is def a choice, but can be cute. Also some do permanent with light brown. But ofc, there are the ones who decide to DIY and end up using permanent BLACK ink, and it looks atrocious!. But these in the video will fade and look natural within a week or two
Adding on. the TH-camr "Treacle tatts" have had freckles tattooed on her, and shows her journey. She also got multiple videos on the subject if people want to check her out :)
Still dumb
Rainbow sprinkle freckles is definitely a new one to me.
Finally someone who understands this. Most of these freckle tattoos will look normal after a few weeks of healing. You'd have to be going blind to mistake those for acne.
That's encouraging.
Back when I was younger I used to get made fun of for my freckles by both other kids and adults just for the same girls years later to apply fake freckles. It's so bizarre watching trends come and go because I know in about 5 years or so it will fall right back out of fashion and I'll receive the same comments over again from the girls who were just applying those fake freckles.
I still have acne at 17 yr old and its so bad since it hurts when u try to put the finger or even scratch your skin but now its a "blessing" for tiktokers to do this nowadays for some reason and its disgusting for someone to do that
The rainbow freckles were cute honestly but you can easily do that with makeup and its not like ur gonna want rainbow freckles for every outfit
just live guys, dont change no thing nor height or body parts.
yes, because many of these people look great as they are.
I mean, some exercising is always welcome. Stay healthy and be yourself!
I can't understand why anyone would want to do this to themselves. I get that people want to feel unique and different by doing this, but the thing is that when everyone starts doing it, it's not unique anymore.
Imagine having bits of conffeti permanently attached to your face. Thats rainbow freckles for yall.
2:00 this point is really weirdly true. I don’t understand why people strive to be different or quirky. Wouldn’t it be quite lonesome to be different and have nobody to relate to? Very weird, how society does that. When people are bullied for being different, others strive for their uniqueness to be different. Can’t we all just be ourselves? It’s highly unlikely that any of us will find someone who is exactly like us, so why not embrace our differences and accept one another?
if freckles are done right with cosmetic ink(permanent makeup) and shade matches they can look good healed. But it’s never worth the risk esp because this is a new thing. There’s no way to know that the person who is tattooing knows what their doing.
Because of beauty standarts and social media and human ratings these freaky weird stuff keeps getting more trendy and trendy and as a zillenial I find this so sad because when we should prioritize merits and values we are prioritizing looks that will most likely get ruined after the age 45 and up.
as a dude with a blood condition where red splotches appear all over my body these people are unhinged
man i've only had minor freckles, but ive also had extreme acne bc of eczema and other stuff. it's not cute or aesthetic to have multiple people give you weird looks and tell you that it looks like a rash, and even call it self harm. it's not adorable, it's horrible. just love your natural self
It’s wonderful to see you again, sir!
confusion is the only thing that defines these recent times.
Some people would do anything to have beautiful clear fair skin!
This is so sad because I feel like they will regret these dumb tattoos soo much later on 😭
What the actress who plays stardust did with the plastic surgery is genuinely alarming - she looks 10 times worse than before. Her career is probably done I'm assuming
Well, she didn't look BAD at all in the first place. She took looks people would kill for and made an abomination from them.
She looked pretty beautiful when the season 1 of the boys was out and the more seasons we got, the less human she looked her face seemed to shrink
I didn't notice a slow transformation at all. Or I got amnesia from the whiplash this picture gave me. Just figured she had gotten thinner bc hollywood, which is a problem too.@@bigjc5546
I was bullied and shunned by my classmates because I had a lot of acne. I saw the biggest bully last week and her face looked horrible 😅 when I asked what happened, she proudly told me she had freckles tattooed. They were healed... But they came out more red than brown and looked way worse than any acne I've had in my life!
I'm shocked people will go to these lengths for a trend 😅 but part of me is also happy that my bully did it too. My acne faded and I love my face! Hers is permanently altered and will never fade or heal. She already showed some signs of regret, imagine how she feels when this trend is over!
Thanks for all the awesome videos, Pegasus. You're my favorite TH-camr!
I feel like a lot of these tattoo artists make the freckles one shade instead of multiple shades that fade to their skin colour
I'm a little proud to say that I don't use social media and never have.
I can fairly confidently say "I don't look too bad"
sure, I'm like 2 kg overweight and haven't shaved yet,but with a little work, I'll be fairly attractive
all this coming from a 21 y.o man
"I'm a little proud to say that I don't use social media and never have." Uses TH-cam
@@Armoredmaple122 you tube isn't social media, it's a video platform.
I was talking about twitter/Facebook/Snapchat/tiktok
“I can’t wait until muffin top is cool” 😂😂😂 SAME lol
Very entertaining, a lot of work went into your video.
As someone from Gen Z I’m shocked cause I didn’t even know people were LITERALLY TATTOOING freckles on their face. I love freckles I’ve always found them cute but I’ve always makeup which is a much better way to get a “natural” freckle look then literally tattooing them on my face ugh seeing this just completely grosses me out even thinking about it
When you first get tattoos, your face is gonna be redish but eventually, the redness will go away. It’s not gonna look that weird forever lol
My exact thoughts. It sounds like most people in the comments don't know how tattoos work.
I agree, but It's still fucking insane, frankly pathetic behavior.
When it is healed it still looks fake.
@@GeneralRamm910 yea but I was just saying. I hate misconceptions.
@@cantstopcooking929 but it doesn’t look like some sort of disease or acne which is my point
My trypophobia be acting up.
It's better than many other makeup tattoos that have been around for ages. The healed ones look pretty good, and i'm sure they'll fade a lot better in most cases than most eyebrow tats a lot of older people seem to have. Trends like this will always come and go, and I'm glad (for the peeps that do this) this trend is at least semi natural looking.
Personally I won’t get tattoos or or piercings on my face… being blessed with a clear face like a lot of those women, allows you to get fake tattoos with henna or fake piercings and you can remove it all if you like. I just think there is a lot more you can do if you don’t get all the permanent stuff. Also it really seems to be upsetting the people who naturally have freckles or acne and get made fun of for it. The things people will do to keep us with trends is crazy to me.
"i've been known for doing weird wacky wonderful things to people's faces". Thats the exact thing i would expect maniac to say to their victims, before pealing skin from their face with red hot pliers
bro it looks so bad, like what???
Dont get me wrong, Girls with freckles are cute but that not looks like freckles.
You cant even make a cover up tattoo on that spot.
5:30 You're right, she has such beautiful skin and now you ruined it, hope you're Proud of what you doing...
I know so many Tattoo artist who really bring art on our Body, they can really be proud of them self.
I follow the one year rule that you mentioned. Every tattoo that I have gotten, I made a rule to give myself at least a year to think about it before going ahead with getting it done. There are many tattoo ideas that I am glad that gave myself time to reconsider. And the ones I do have, I have zero regrets about.
The last tattoo I got was a full sleeve, which I gave myself at least 10 years to think about getting.
I had a female friend that would use makeup to give herself freckles. Getting them tattooed on yourself is so not worth it when the makeup version looks so much better
I have mad respect for tattoo artists. Aswell as making a mint they get too laugh at people who've permeenantly eff'ed their lives by getting something dumb inked on them.
Those are the only “jobs” that Gen Z knows.
Red head here tons of freckles I used to get bullied relentlessly for them but now as an adult I find them beautiful. What's not beautiful is dotting your face up permanently most of the time they just don't fit the person or they're done too dark.
Thx for the confidence boost, king
Cosmetic tattoos don't stay until you're old. It fades over the years. So does the redness of getting the tattoo. And yes, natural freckles are all over your face. Getting fake tattoos just on your nose would look extremely fake.
This is what happens when you are told life is meaningless and you are your own god, not that you even matter.
As somebody in high school that has always been made fun of, fitting in is the reason. I've had my hair darkened, teeth whitened, I have so many acne products including tretinoin, chemical peels, braces,dermoplaned skin, and etc. No matter what you can't fit in. The trends always change and if you want to get something done, make sure it is you that wants it and not society.
I have freckles and I love them, they go rly well with my blue eyes and they almost glow when in the sun
How about just being happy and confident with who you are? I wouldn't misuse my machines like this. I would send them to someone else.
So, yes its wierd and all, take into account what you saw at the start is right after tattooing, skin will be more red as it is still a open wound. No i do NOT encourage this but just for those who think it looks horrible. It looks better after a few weeks but still DONT do things like this 💀😂
Edit: i was half way, now finished the video. those freckles that person makes are just to dark even after healing. Also it will be hard as she uses probably one color for everyone instead of matching the skin tone.
This is wild. I had heavy freckles as a kid. My peers bullied me relentlessly. They called my skin 'dirty' amid many other names. It got to the point where I would wear a sweater to school even in the summer so I wouldn't get any sun.
Ironically, now that freckles are trendy, I don't get freckles and just tan instead
all i would want is clean and smoothish feeling hair that doesn't itch and basic dental care which is yellowish white
my girlfriend was constantly made fun of as a child and we've talked about this trend a few times and it always pisses her off.
it also looks fake as hell when it's like a lil strip across the nose and nowhere else and it's perfectly symmetrical
I’ll admit, I care about my looks too… *But that’s why I use natural skin care products and don’t put makeup all over my face!* Makeup clogs the pores, causes acne, and having to scrub it out scratches/stretches your face skin! But, with how well I take care of my skin, people think I look a lot younger than I do 🤭 Just take care of your skin and body and you don’t have to do this crap!!! _(Or spend a million bucks on things like makeup 😉)_
Bro I’ve had freckles my whole life and I’ve always hated them until 6th or 7th grade when I started worrying about my acne instead and forgot about my freckles. Now I appreciate that I had freckles and not acne when I was young(er).
When I was younger my fav. uncle died. He had a tear drop under his eye. I wanted one in the same place. Nowhere would touch my face. They refused. They knew the dangers of doing it, and I'm glad they did.
Most of us here are Gen Z. As long as stupid Gen Zers exist, there'll be normal, level-headed Gen Zers to call out the madness.
It's the same reason why I'm not too worried about Gen Alpha; every generation has both stupid and normal members since the beginning of humanity.
Nah. This is beyond stupid
Man you young people, this is what you get when a generation is raised online. Apparently the internet is what created the fashion style in the Capital in hunger games.
the amount of needle/injection jumpscares in this vid is wild... I can't stand looking at injections... especially on the face
“..it’s like a whole jump scare here..” 😂 I’m rollin’!!
I don't understand why we care so much about what other people do to their body
seriously
Why do you care so much that people care?
@@AA-ed6ek Cuz yall needa get a job asap
When people flaunt something for the entire internet to see, it's meant to get a reaction from people. People who get weird tattoos but don't make a spectacle of themselves don't get a reaction, almost as if they aren't demanding attention or something
@@Oecobius33 Mate ain't nobody flaunting anything. Most of the people in the video were just clients who agreed to have their results posted by their tattoo artist, not asking for attention. Criticism of a tattoo technique is completely fine but yall are just bullying people for doing something completely harmless to their own body. I'm pretty sure no one was expecting people to get so butthurt over some colored specks on someone's face when they posted that.
Do yall react this way every time you see something you don't like? Act spoiled and crap on people and justify it by the fact that they exist in the same space as you?? Grow up
Who woulda thought the generation that can’t go five minutes without making up a new gender or have a conversation without losing patience can’t accept themselves for who they are cute I saw this coming
It’s really terrible
@@liamisresponsible fr fr like I was hoping I was wrong but well crpa
the thing is freshed tattoos look different when they are healed so it probably would look MUCH better after some time while the skin is not inflamed and angry out of a fresh tatt
I’m actually glad that my daughter grew up before social media. I hope that even if she did she wouldn’t have followed these ridiculous trends as shes always been her own person. Never into makeup and trying to be like anyone but herself. And speaks her mind. But if my child did have access to this nonsense I would make sure I was fully aware of everything they were looking at and no smart phone till high school! Even then it would be monitored. I would hope what she was taught would make her smart enough to know what is just insane!
I have freckles on my face and it gives me a lot of unwanted attention, to the point where even strangers approach me to give their remedy for my face. I have been insulted and roasted by many people, so I don't understand why the kids of our generation want it.
i always loved my freckles and lost many of them from working overnight for over 8yrs. yall please just keep in mind the skin is super enflamed right after a tattoo, and they *will* fade after they've healed those first two weeks and peeled, and they will fade a bit further depending on the ink and application. it looks super garish at first, but look at videos of a 1 month healed, 6 month healed, etc. i would get rainbow freckles. but i want to be covered from head to toe in tattoos if i make it to 50. (i do have some faded freckles on my nose, and many moles on my face. i was never made fun of for freckles; the kids i grew up with all loved them, but that was in the deep south and almost everyone had them. my heart goes out to anyone who was mocked growing up for having them)
my only problem with this trend is just how young many of these people are, and how some don't have any other tattoos. it's a big decision to get a facial tattoo that i feel a lot of younger people are taking flippantly. i had plenty of tattoo ideas when i was 15-21 that i'm glad i never did. the only thing i can recommend is what i'd recommend for ANY tattoo; ****will**** you still love having that on your body in ten years, when your thoughts have changed, your ideals have changed, your dreams have changed?
i only have on tattoo i regret, bobby hill on my inner ankle, but at the time i got him i was super depressed and kept a picture of him giving me a big thumbs' up on my phone to get me through high school. no idea why i chose bobby hill, he just made me feel better for 3 years and i always claimed i'd get him tattooed, so i did. after 7yrs of wanting him, i got him, and while i do love him, the tattoo itself is flawed and only reminds me of hard times instead of the hope for the future that he was meant to be. i used to open my phone, sobbing, just to feel like anyone in this world saw me (pathetic i know but i'm not the only bullied kid on here ;P ) and now all i can think about when i look at him is that scared little girl desperate for anyone to give a damn.
but i only mean this as an example of wanting now vs wanting later. like i said earlier i would 100% get rainbow freckles from a cosmetic tatooist and never regret it. it's your body. if you can't have fun with it and feel joy when you look in the mirror, what's the point?
all I have to say is "stop trying to be something your not with improper procedures that cause long lasting detrimental effects
I love my freckles it’s what made me different in my area. It took me til I was out of school to accept and love my freckle so the fact that people who made fun of freckles are getting them tatted is very annoying. And shows just how weak their mind’s are But the fact that their freckles will turn colors in a few years is some amusing karma
This feels like a lesson from a Dr Seuss book about chasing trends.
I used to have freckles when I was a kid. I was very insecure about them to the point where I would rub my face raw, trying to "wash them off". I was called "connect the dots, dirty-face, etc." crazy to think they're now a trend.
what you said about skittles face, i swear on my life i remember a skittles add where some kid got like skittle pox or something and other kids ate the skittles off the kids and got infected or something, really weird ad but i swear it existed
as person with acne, its disrespectful to me and others who are struggling with acne and they make us look bad
Ily Pegasus 🫶🏼
I remember when people used to get bullied for having freckles as well and I was the only one who really liked the look of freckles, I went from someone who’s rare for that reason to someone who’s common, but to be honest it’s kind of nice to not be the only one though
I had bad acne all through my teens and early twenties im now 26 and i get the odd pimple here and there but the scars still haunt me. WHY would you do this they are blessed with clear skin and they want to look like they had cystic acne you silly people I would have loved to have naturally clear skin. These people need to get off tiktok!
Exactly why I have trends ever in fact, on the fidget spinner came out I wasn’t into that. I still got a fidget, spinner, somehow two of them to be exact, but I was never into it.
Some of these doctors need to be held accountable for unnecessary surgery.
i went on holiday for a week and i have come back for this
My cousin got her freckles lasered off when she was young. She hated them so much she went to get skin brightening lasers and overtime her natural freckles disappeared.
Everyone wants what they don't want. I have freckles, most in my family do ( we are of mixed race & culture, black, white & Taino Native... Puerto Ricao & Bahamas)
I love my kinky curly hair, freckles & green eyes.
I'm not judging any of these people I just feel if their going to do it at least make it look more natural.
Not my place to judge anyone ❤
ayee same with my family