She Got Her Face Tattooed To Avoid Getting A ''Real'' Job
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In todays video I take a look at a recent news article that was posted about a woman who got her face tattooed to avoid getting a real job!!
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Imagine your own dad saying you couldn’t be a bridesmaid because of a tattoo. Even if he came round in the end, that would be hard to forget
Plus there’s always foundation
She must have loved him a lot to want to reconcile so badly.
I mean, a better title would be 'i got a face tattoo as a symbol of my commitment to being clean and becoming a tattoo artist'.
I read the title thinking it was gonna be about a entitled brat that didn't want to work, and was relying on her partens for finances, but was pleasantly surprised! Go her TBH
Classic clickbait title. Anything to grab people's attention.
@@felidaeunplugged8316 I actually think the clickbait on this one is a good idea. People that are against tattoos are most likely to click on it, and it's a good slice of humble pie if you ask me
I really dislike the title of that article because it seems like its worded specifically to make readers against the girl from the start. Like its trying to make readers think "wow what a bad choice this generation is awful" right away, and they may not even read past that which is a shame and totally unfair. This girl is so impressive to have turned her life around like that and be working so hard! Good for her!!
i still think" this girl turned her life around find out how" or any variation on that would have been a better clickbait title tbh
@@giselledsouza4073 "you won't believe what happened to her after she decided to tattoo her face"!!! Clickbait 😀
Yes, that is the state of journalism and the mainstream media in this country.
I struggle with mental illnesses, I really struggled with self-harming, I found a tattoo artist who is awesome we are covering the scars with my favorite Disney characters as Disney makes me happy. it will be like a patchwork sleeve when its finished this summer will be the first in over 13 years I won't have to wear a hoodie. the last years heatwave in the UK made me really ill as I was in long sleeves and couldn't cool down I am looking forward to the summer for the first time ever. my tattoos have helped me so much. i can never thank my tattoo artist enough he is awesome
That’s amazing 💜
I deal with similar issues
How long would you wait for scars to heal before tattooing over them
When I got my collarbone tattooed (my first highly visible tattoo) one of the first things my mother told me was "you'll have to find some good makeup to cover that on your wedding". If I like something so much I want it permanently on my body, why would I want to cover it up?
And as for tattoos not looking as good when I'm old and wrinkly, well, I'll hardly be the epitome of societies beauty standards myself, and that doesn't mean my tattoos can't still tell my story.
got told this before i went for my first tattoo the other day by a coworker, i told her: bish please, if i spend that much on something i aint covering it up, i'll wear a backless dress that frames it nicely!
My response to people when people say: “What will they/you look like when you’re older?”
“Old.” 🤔😂
We’re all going to look old when we’re old, what difference does it make?
"What will YOU look like when you're old? Probably like a minority. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯"
I work with elderly people and theres one man who is covered head to toe in tattoos and he looks cool tbh. They all still look fine and he looks better than alot of the other elderly people that dont have any.
I like asking if they care what they'll look like when they're older too 😂😂 WE ARE ALL GOING TO BE WRINKLED. At least I can remember my youth and be like "I got that when i was 23..."
I work in the medical field and see old bikers and sailors with American traditional tattoos all the time. They still look badass if you ask me. And we’re talking tattoos that are 50+ years old. They say bold will hold for a reason, guys.
Exactly, we're all gonna be wrinkly raisins anyway, what's a little color going to change about that?
Tattoo therapy is so real, I am still not a big fan of my body in general as a canvas but guuuurl, my tattoos are rocking and looking at myself in the mirror isn't as bad when you have pieces of art to look at. Also stop asking us how would it look when we're old, like, we will all be ugly and wrinkly, but as least we'll be full of stories and uniques !
PS : this girl seems to be the sweetest, you should make a video together !
I brought a horse to motivate me to do life, she keeps me living I know If I don't get out of bed she wont get fed if I don't go to work then I cant afford her. Shes my best friend and my biggest motivator even if I lost family over buying her
Why did your family leave you over you getting a horse? I'm sorry that happened.
So sweet ❤❤
Aww! I'm glad she motivates you, I can imagine she's super happy horse because of you as well. I got my cat for the same reasons
That's fantastic, they are wonderful therapy. I love tattoos but, I love my horses so much more.
I get the logic and I respect her commitment to keeping herself motivated to working towards her dream. It’s still a shame though that there is a stigma around people with face tattoos that they can’t get a “normal” job it’s so silly and superficial to judge someone so harshly purely on an aesthetic decision they have made for their body. But oh well one day 🤞 the world will make more sense
Sarah Warren I have a more normal job and I have face tattoos. Everyone assumes I work in a tattoo shop or the arts, but you can be a tattoo collector and have many other types of jobs:) Hope this opens up even more!
Iver Ulfengrad no one said anything about the state of the world.
You can totally have a good job with full body tattoos, it just has to be a job where they need people. I'm a truck driver and have leg, arm and chest tattoos and I've seen guys that are covered from head to toe driving around the country. Just depends on how " valuable" you are to the job market.
I don't think face tattoos are as big of a deal as they used to be but we still have a ways to go.
I live in a tiny village in Scotland and one of our bus driver's faces is absolutely covered in tattoos, everyone loves him because he's one of the best drivers for that bus, he's so polite and he always brings his little boy who loves riding around on the bus all day talking to different people.
Whenever there's a conversation about face tattoos I always think of those two haha
I would love to meet them I live in Sweden tho and I got no money to go there at the moment 🤣🥲
The last time I was asked "well what about when you're older" I just replied that I'll be a badass, beautiful grandma still rocking my tattoos as if it was the first day I got them 👌❤
"whats the difference between a tattooed person and a nontattooed person? The tattooed person doesn't care if you don't have tattoos."
I am a massage therapist, but before that I had office jobs. Some places were more accepting of tattoos than others. Once I got established in massage and realized how much I enjoy what I do, I finally got tattooed dots on my fingers. It might not seem like a lot to some people, but to me represents the freedom of not having to dim my light because other people don't like how I choose to present myself.
My moms favorite thing to tell me is "you'll regret it." Lmao. I dont even notice my tattoos. I forget I have them. And then I'll be like in the shower or writing something and glance at my arms and be like "oh yeah. I got those. Hmm." And go back to my task and everyone I speak to at work with tattoos says they do the same damn thing. 😂 face tattoos personally turn me off. But I mean you do you. It's your face 🤷♀️
Haha! People at work or out & about, comment my tattoos (if I have capris or shorts on) & I'm too like, "huh, tattoos? Oh! Oh right, lol thanks!"
Sometimes I'm putting lotion on my legs & like, "hey, tattoo!" Haha so yeah, your comment is relatable
My first reaction (based on the title) was to think of this as an attempt by someone to be edgy and frivolous.
Now that I've watched the video I'm in two minds about her decision. On one hand, I respect her for being so sure of herself and knowing herself so well that she could make that decision in good confidence and that it would encourage her to work harder to achieve her goals. Truly inspiring. Love that about her and this story.
At the same time, I would've been disappointed if this wasn't a "happy ending" type of story and she either had a change of heart or for some reason got denied her dream of having a job in the tattoo industry and then either found herself struggling to be successful in another line of work OR started using her face tattoos as an excuse to not actively try to find a "real" job.
I had a tattoo by her a few months ago and absolutely LOVE it! She’s such a nice person☺️
Aww yay 😀🥰
I'm the person that wears long sleeves ALL the time due to a skin condition and scars (can't get that covered until after 1 and a half years) but when I got a tattoo of a bat on my inner forearm and I love him, his name is Victorr and i want to show Victorr to everyone and started buying Tshirts! (Its a week and 2 days old)
I'm not against face tattoos, but some I have seen are so bad 😫
The rapper face tatts are usually not good
You can say the same thing about all tattoos in general though! There are great ones and horrible ones just like anywhere else on the body imo
@Nina van Sauers post malone doesn't need a job
@@reneew8181 the face is such a visible part, most people look at your face when talking to you, I feel like other tattooed body parts don't make such a strong Statement.
@@darklausal23 I definitely see what you're saying, and I totally agree. I guess what I'm trying to say is... it's not like face tattoos are more likely to be bad than tattoos in any other body placement, which is how I read your comment. It's just that when you DO get a bad one, it definitely has more of an impact. So we're saying the same thing basically 😂
ive been to this artist a couple times before to get tattoos done and obviously i may be biased. BUT she is genuinely the nicest person I've ever met and it hurts my heart that her own dad wouldn't allow her to be bridesmaid. and btw: the town in birmingham is pronounced erd-ing-ton haha !
Provocative title for the article, but I love how wholesome its content was. And the pictures were so beautiful! It's great that they're offering a positive point of view on a major news media, there's never too much of that :)
Is it bad when you said "she's one of us" I thought about the lion king 2 song? 😂 When people on the street stare at me and my tattoos I just giggle because in my head I imagine them singing "she's not one of us" 😂 if you don't know it, it's on TH-cam, go watch. Loved this video! So surprised that the BBC did a positive tattoo news article tbh x
I’m 13 minutes in, and well I think she made a good decision, many people can criticize her and say all these mean things but at the end of the day she knows why she did it and it has meaning to her so thats all that matters. I really hope she has much more success in the future!
Also it was a smart move to get her name out there lol
snass yeah for sure
She's so eloquent about tattoos and the meaning and healing they can bring to people! I feel like the article title was very click-baity, and at the start of the video I already had a bit of a negative outlook on it. But by the end, I fully understand her perspective and support her decision. She seems passionate about her career, and seems to be in it for the right reasons - honestly I wish her the best!
The thing that gets to me about her reasoning is that it's just a given in society that a face tattoo will stop you getting a normal job. I really hope this changes in the future... it shouldn't define your skills and close doors on you!
Your body, your choice. Do whatever you want as long as it makes you happy. When I'm 80 years old I won't care that my arm tattoo is no longer what it used to be. I'll have the memory of when I got it and how happy I was with it. I loved this video and the article!
I never thought to do so extrem things like that, BUT it's making me think of it. I'm learning tattooing now but I'm not give my self enough chance to really devote myself to the apprenticeship of tattooing because I'm really scared of failing. I always think "if I m not good enough etc."
But this girl inspire me. And make me reflect on a way to force myself to completely dedicate myself to my passion.
This is a beautiful article. What really resonated with me is the section about her relationship with her father. How he now seems to respect and support her. As someone who is actively getting tattooed during this point in my life, some of my family raises their eyebrows or makes a face when I mention I've got a tattoo appointment or they see me doodling a tattoo design for myself (my family is aware I freelance some designs as commissions) But despite them not personally liking tattoos and preferring I would stop, they have never stopped supporting me. Each new one I've had since my first they have smiled seeing how happy I am and genuinely say its beautiful. So seeing that tattoos can help strengthen relationships, that is something I think is amazing.
I was wondering if you were going to talk about this! Yeah, so she seems like a super legit person. She's well spoken, and clearly motivated, and it seems like she's in tattooing for the right reasons. Honestly, I think the only reason that it's getting any attention is that she is a beautiful, confident, and opinionated female tattoo artist... who happens to have her face tattooed. If she were a dude, I doubt there would be a story.
here for this! i’ve been in the real world lately and have fallen behind on my internet life so i have a few of your videos to catch up on and i’m verryyy exciteddd!! yayyyyy.
I love how the title is phrased!! It'll drag people that hates tattoos to it like a "got 'em" moment ya know? Dumb millennial doesnt want a "real job" but then it's a wonderful piece that shows a passionate tattoo artist who is self driven and explains her motivations and reasonings! It will bring a new perspective to people who may have never had the chance to see it before!
I've heard Travis Barker say that same thing in many interviews over the years... how his dad always told him to have a "plan b" in case drumming didn't work out, so he started getting tattoos so he couldn't get a normal job & he'd be dedicated to being a drummer. And it worked out for him, & it sounds like it worked out for this girl too! Keep up the great vids! Peace!
Anytime I get a comment about how my tattoos are going to look when I get old I always just respond "I can't wait for them to be wrinkly." It shuts them up pretty quickly 😅😁
There's a guy from my church who is elderly and has full sleeves, he looks absolutely badass so I've never had the "what are you going to look like when you're old" comment because I can point him out and say well he looks good 😂
I adore her views on tattooing and self harm. For me it's a really important topic to touch on, tattoos can help people
Her morals and positivity about how tattoos boost confidence is something people don't understand. I have a scar on my back from surgery and couldn't bring myself to look at it. Now I look at my back everyday since getting it tattooed, and wear backless tops, I love it! Such a massive turnaround for me. I couldn't even talk about it if someone asked me, it would bring tears to my eyes. Now with the tattoo linked to it, I love discussing my journey 😊
My thought at the start was:" wtf is wrong with her" but at the end I was like:" what a cool genuine confident woman". Thanks Lauren for telling us about her.
I got my first head/face tattoo while I was apprenticing, but they could be easily hidden with my hair (they're quite close to my ears). The real and most "exposed" one I got after 1 year of tattooing for the exact same reason as the girl: I didn't want to work with anything else in my life but tattooing, so I did as a commitment, I treated the "ritual" of getting my hands and face tattooing some sort of engament and wedding with the tattoo, I love them more and more by the day, I love what tattoos have changed in my life and how my parents changed their vision of it as well
AMEN!! I used to absolutely hate my feet. I would never take my socks off, never take my shoes off. I would even wear water shoes to the beach or pool. Fast forward to now: I have both of my feet tattooed with beautiful art, and I take every damn chance there is to show those feet to the world!! Tattoos can really to a change for one persons confidence, even if it seems insignificant to other people. Just do you boo, do you
I love her face tats!!! You live once, no encore - so I say go for it, and enjoy it, like she’s doing.
I love that’s she’s talking about the importance of tattoos and body love.
Fabulous video as always. I never miss one ❤️
I Like her! she sounds so cool! and yes I kind of did the same when I got my hands tattooed, its was my way to remember myself to work hard and to never give up..
I love the idea that getting a tattoo can bring confidence to a part of your body you were previously self-conscious of. I don't yet have tattoos but my boyfriend does and he's been through that. He hated, hated his arms and now he has almost a sleeve and loves himself just in general so much more.
Honestly the aftercare of tattoos is very therapeutic for me. Taking care of yourself and looking after something that will look beautiful as it heals. Basically the opposite of self harm in my mind 😊❤
When I was first getting tattoos I wouldn’t get visible tattoos because of the stigma surrounding having tattoos and getting a job. Nowadays its not really a big deal unless you have face tattoos. The world has become less judgmental at a pretty fast pace in the last 15 years. I hope that progress continues.
It's OK I know what you mean when you tried say Erdington, I'm from Birmingham. Mental illness and tattoos do help. I got a mental health recovery tattoo to help me on my journey and it helps so much. I have a semicolon hidden in a butterfly. Its a reminder how far I've come and that I can do this.
I recently had self harm scars on my arm covered with a colorful Phoenix. I feel so much more confident. I’m not afraid for people to look at my arm anymore
I gotta say, I'm hella happy for this video but I CANNOT wait for the Romeo Lacoste video
Actually, I´m dying to get my neck tattoed, and the rest of my body too because I love the art, it gives me so much confidence and too because I want to push myself to do the things I want and avoid the places/jobs/people who discriminate others for how they look, I live in Latin America and here the tattoo culture is strong but not as accepted in jobs as Europe, people do have tattoos but not heavily tattoo, is very rare
As always news papers are creating ridiculous headlines to pull people in..
As for what she did, its deff a bold move. I dont think i would ever be that bold. Im so happy her dreams are coming true for her. And i think she looks gorgeous af🥰🥰
Aye yay! I shared this to the fb group as well so glad your covering it on your channel such a unique story.
Wow what a great story to hear of this woman following her dreams, breaking stigmas, and battling addiction. Good for her❤️ Also can’t wait to see when you get your face tattooed. I was so excited when you decided to do your hand. You may not consider yourself heavily covered but I would and I’m so excited to see you venture to tattoo more daring places you said you’ve wanted and seeing how happy it makes you and how beautiful the tattoos are!🥰
I completely understand where this girl is coming from..25 years ago, the day I got my hairstylist's license , I went and got a tattoo of my scissors on my ankle. Some people asked me, what happens if you don't want to do hair any more? My answer was/ is ; if it's something I love, even for a while, it matters enough to me, to show it to the world. ( or basically anyone who looks at it)
There's a story behind every tattoo. I love them for that, and for their beauty. People are so consumed with their own lives these days, that maybe something " startling" like a tattoo( for some) is a way to start a conversation. One that may never have started had it not been for the tattoo!
Your hand tattoo looks stunning 💞 im allways so excited when you upload a new video 😂
I used to study journalism so I've written a couple of articles myself, some short, some quite long. I can tell you that the reason they used "etched" instead of "tattoo" is probably to avoid repetition of the same word. Being how this article is about a girl that got a tattoo on her face, they're probably gonna mention that word quite a lot, and one of the first things you are taught when you study journalism is to avoid repetition. For my time in journalism, Google was my best friend when it came to searching a synonims.
Morgan Joyce once said in a video that being covered in tattoos made her feel more confident and more herself. She feels like she’s who she really is with tattoos and I think that’s the best way to explain it to people
My dad wasn’t as extreme as hers, but when my dad saw mine he told me if I get any more I won’t be welcome in his house anymore, and he continues to give them disgusted looks when he sees me and they’re not covered. Makes me sad that someone could be so closed minded
I think it’s brave and shows confidence. She is determined, she is confident, she is on a mission. Essentially, she went walking across the wire without a net and she believes that she’s getting to the other side without falling. She’s body positive, she is supportive of those with self harm scars, she’s thriving in a male dominated industry. So much power to her. Happy for her and hope she succeeds beyond her own expectations.
People say: ,,Don't get visible tattoos, because you will not get some job opportunities."
I think we should look at it other way around too. Do we really want to dedicate our precious time to place and people that see just your exterior and not your skills, while also being judgmental.
Maybe I’m weird, but I got my face tattooed without hesitation. I’m moderate to heavily tattooed, but I’ve got space left and I still didn’t wait to run out of space first. The center of your face is still a bigger deal, and I’m not there, but I love them! Side face tattoos just don’t seem like a big deal anymore and that rocks. If you can be employed and have your face tattoo, I hope more people do it:)
Woaaaaah, she is such a badass and determined girl. I like her way to see everything.
the only thing that bugs me about this article is the way the title implys that being a tattoo artist isn't a real job as she got tattoos on her face avoid getting a real job while she was becoming a tattoo artist .
Likes it before even watching. I already know it will be a great video.
I’m heavily tattooed inc tattoos on my face and I have a normal job . I work for a vet.
Only once have I had a bad reaction.in general the world is changing for the better 🤘
I forget how parents can be assholes towards their kids getting tattoos. I couldn't imagine my mom or dad telling me I won't be a bridesmaid in their wedding cause of my tattoos. I was lucky to have two parents who are pretty covered and have been there when I got both of mine done.
Ngl, from the title I thought I was going to hate her because she would be a brat, but she actually was quite level-headed and sweet! Loved this video 💕
Could you do a video on getting tattoos for people? Such as family members who have passed/have not passed etc?
I only have one, tiny tattoo, of a giraffe on my wrist but it's over an old dog bite scar and now makes me smile whenever I see it!
Always so happy when I see you've posted!! Amazing video as always ❤❤
I mean, realistically, her face tattoos were like her physical vow to herself that she would work hard in the industry she loves, stay passionate about her art, help people every single day, abandon the unproductive lifestyle and mindset she was living before and blossom as a person and live her best life. That’s beautiful tbh 🌹
12:12 YES!! i ALWAYS say that!!! that changed my mom's mind on tattoos, she used to hate them but now her four children are tattooed lol and i'm the youngest of the four and i've tattooed my 3 oldest siblings
Mad respect for her tbh! When I was a teenager, I used to want my neck done so I couldn’t do anything other than focus on my music, so I totally get the mentality behind it. Never actually did it , though, so props to her.
This girl is actually so inspiring! I love that she made the push to do something she wanted and her face tattoo helped her accomplish that.
Piercings have also helped me accept my body (mostly my face). I didn’t like my nose so I got a septum piercing, I didn’t like my lips so I got a Medusa- now because of those little decorations I love myself more than ever.
I have had major weightloss which is a very big play on the mind. I got two smaller tattoos but now doing a piece that will take up half my body. People comment about how I will regret it, but they didn't care about my body at 170+on heavier.
I would be a little surprised at first but I wouldn't respond negatively to a face tattoo. I would never get inked(because the only needle I'm comfortable with is a sewing needle.) but I have a lot of respect for the people turning their bodies into a canvas/art gallery. It's a big commitment and it can be really beautiful.
Actually, there is a german musician who got a huge piece by Neon Judas on his face to be forced to focus on his musical career aswell. His name is "Shocky" if you're interested.
Hey!, i have JUST discovered your channel and i am binge watching your videos! :D i think they are amazing!
I found her on Instagram and she's a good artist! Considering she's only been doing it for two years, I'm really impressed.
I feel sad that her dad said those things to her, I wanna give her a hug. While I would never get a throat (a lot of that has to do with PTSD) I have had panic attacks when a necklace is sitting against my throat in a way that it feels like it might press in to hard on my throat. So I know for a fact that I wouldn't be able to handle someone tattooing that area and I wouldn't want to freak out mid tattoo because that wouldn't be fair to the artist. I wouldn't mind like the back of my neck being tattooed or behind my ears but I respect other peoples choices.
If it was a face tattoo it would likely be something small near my hairline kinda thing but again someone would have to be very close to my face and that would be hard for me. I always make sure my husband is with me when I get a tattoo and I very much try to make sure the person who is tattooing me is female or at least is now, only one of my tattoos was done by a woman but it is one of my favorite tattoos.
For me it's like.. What does it matter? It's her body and she isn't hurting anyone. If she loves it then it's her right. I hate it when people try to police someone else's body. Maybe I am a bit more sensitive to that because I have had control of my own body taken away from me.
I think her reasoning is really similar to someone choosing to move to a new country (especially one that doesn’t speak the same language) for the opportunity and to take that risk towards your passions! It shows her commitment! She acknowledges the size of her risk, is respectful of other people’s opinions and doesn’t force her beliefs down people’s throats! I’m sad that this had to be covered in BBC but I hope that this is another step towards normalising and equality for us with tattoos!
Hi! I've been watching some of your content lately and I do really enjoy the way you present the information and how entertaining and educative you make it. Therefore I'm willing to share sth with your community. I've had my sternum tattooed for a little bit less than a year now and i love it. It's nothing out of the ordinary: a few lavenders (or wheat spikes, depending on how I'm feeling that day) placed upside down with its rotation axis made in bnw. To sum up, I feel like it's a pretty tattoo that has a meaning to me, but I when I see it, I think that it doesn't show up as much as I'd like to and I don't know what to do. I've been wanting a few other tattoos so I don't really know if by having others that can show up a little bit more my raging desire for a flashing tattoo will be soothed :)) Have any of you ever felt sth similar?
Not super related to the video, but you mentioned Gastric Bands and I’m getting one in 2 days! So excited but nervous because it’s major surgery.
Hopefully all my tattoos won’t muck up from losing weight.
Hello! I just got my first tattoo (yay me!!) and I saw in your Saniderm vs tattoo goo video that you use Lush Dream cream for your tattoos that you used Saniderm on. I was just wondering if you used the self preserving dream cream or the original one? Or does it. It really matter?
I'm aspiring to be a tattoo artist and to hear her story and to be able to relate to her is honestly so inspiring
I wanna get a sternum tattoo to motivate me to get fitter so I can more confidently show them off ;-; I'm all for making big steps ahead to motivate myself to follow up!! I love setting big goals for myself like that.
I'm planning on getting my first tattoo when I hit my first goal weight milestone!
I think it's a cool thing to motivate her to keep at what she wants to do, and I'm glad the article isn't negative and ridiculing her like I thought it would
Personally, I love it. As someone who's also trying to become a tattoo artist I understand where shes coming from. One of my biggest fears is giving up and getting a normal job. I'd be miserable. She just didn't want to let herself take the "easy" route
The first face tattoo would have shown her commitment to tattooing to her trainer which would have helped prove that she's taking it seriously. The article makes it sound scandalous but it's really just her committing to a carer she loved.
Literally rushed to check for a romeo video. I dont know why but I kinda really just want to hear your opinions more than anyone else.
Alright... Your shirt. Where can I get it miss? Lol it's cute. Also I'm a newish subscriber but I love your vids 💖 I don't have any tattoos but have all the ones I want planned out, especially my one symbolizing my cancer journey that I'm almost finished chemo for. I also love your makeup, personality, critiques and advice.
I would do this. Right now I’m working hard at my art and strongly considering a tattoo apprenticeship. I’m also someone who needs a huge push to keep me on track with a goal. I can absolutely see myself doing this
I was pleasantly surprised at the positive spin this took bc I thought it was just going to be a girl that didn't want to work. I'm glad she decided to be a go getter and help people feel better about their bodies.
The title of the article alone puts a stigma of laziness on tattooed people which is very problematic
Not about the article, really, but it’s Erdington. Err-ding-ton. 💕
I love love love your hand tattoo! The style is gorgeous 😍
question: i have always been insecure about belly/lower abdomen and have some tattoo ideas because i think putting some beautiful artwork on it will help w my confidence issues. however, one day i hope that i can have children and i’m worried if i do get pregnant it will distort the tattoo. can you do a video on tattoos and pregnancy/extreme weight change? love your videos!!
Hey, love your videos! I was wondering what you think about tattoos with red linework (or colored line work in general) is it just water color that fades or as a general rule is it anything that doesn't have a black border? When I get tattoos I always check if they're gonna last a long time not just look good for five years, so I'd appreciate if you had an answer for this nube question lol.
I feel like the article was so tattoo negative, is being a tattoo artist not a real job? She got this face tattoo to push herself to achieve her dreams and goals! What an incredible advocate for tattooed women, just like you Lauren!
When she said she thought things happened to her for a reason and punished herself mentally 😭 I do that. Every time something bad happens I tell myself that I deserve it.
OMG her face tattoos are stunning! As someone who's heavily tattooed and employed I absolutely get where she's coming from. I have (and will) never hide who I am for the sake of a paycheck, no job is worth that kind of misery. So good for her for going after what she wants, and doing bloody well by the sounds of it 💜🖤💜