I think that damage is caused by his allergic reaction on a red ink because as you can see 9nly the red are reacting base on the photos.well it is considered also for the Artis for not wearing gloves but for me he has an allergic reaction 9n the red ink.
Red ink allergies are a myth. Cheap chinese inks cause problems and infections due to iron giving the ink it's color, and other bad practices. This tattoo was jacked from the beginning, he didn't know how to pack color so he kept hitting it again, and the entire thing fell out and got infected (could be from the lack of sanitation, or just poor aftercare).@@RicoRicalde-bh2vd
@@samaravind9963it can be both. I tattoo myself without gloves but I keep an alcohol pad to clean my fingers periodically, always wear gloves when tattooing someone else. You make a good point about the ink though, many people don't realize there's great ink and there's cheap knock off unsafe ink. Personally I use Kuro Sumi ink and have had great results where my first 2 tattoos got infected the first was my fault, the second I'm 99% sure was the ink. Switched to good ink ( kuro sumi) no problems since.
Hi. Medical field worker and tattoo enthusiast here. This is NOT simply a case of ink rejection or allergic reaction. This is a staph infection. 100%. And a gnarly one at that. Most likely cross contamination from the tattoo artist not wearing gloves
Ye thats no normal infection ive been there ive got my hands and fingers tatood yes it got bk the pin went in my knuckle but i heald up but ye this looks ruff and iff ime cronnect u can notgo over scares..plus ye i never seen he never had a glove on he should of got comensation...u can pass anything on from blood 2 blood or wateva is under the nans nails...dam ime upaet thats shocking.nice spot
You see at the end where literally most the red ink has been erased from the skin it sure looks like the body completely rejected the red ink so I think it’s an allergic reaction to the red ink coz an allergic reaction to red tattoo ink is very common yes the artist didn’t wear gloves and we can clearly see the dirty finger nail but it looks more like an allergic reaction to red ink
@@Taqifshabythenedhepidhin Absolutely not. This is infected. He lost the ink because the scabbing became so thick it fell out. Allergies don’t cause that greenish pus and crusty like film like it does in this video. That is caused by an unhealthy overgrowth of bacteria. The tattoo was done in VERY unsanitary conditions, and I’m hoping this person didn’t contract anything worse. Staph and MRSA will destroy skin and it’s incredibly painful. It can even cause sepsis if left untreated.
The fact that the artist didnt glove up to maintain hygiene should have been enough of a sign for you to walk out of that shop…. This is completely on you.
I do tattoos on my friends but I'm super sterile with everything. No only was the tattoo "artist" not wearing gloves, they had dirty ass fingers too! At least wash your damn hands if nothing else
I have done hundreds of tattoos is my garage, never a single time has someone had an infection or even scabbing on the tattoo. Learn procedures correctly me be sterile. It’s just people are lazy and don’t take the extra half hour to be clean
First off, the artist isn’t wearing gloves. Secondly the machine isn’t wrapped I just know it. And your concern is about the tattoo being ruined? Go get tested.
Dude what in the actual fuck was that set up? No gloves???? Get yourself tested my g, not even playing. I doubt his machines were even close to sanitized, and you're lucky if you got a new needle.
I’ve done tattoos before when I first started to get into tattoos, but I’ve always went by the rule book when it comes to being clean, using the correct ink, tattoo machines, the amount of power, and everything else that’ll make the experience better. The tattoos I’ve done even though the were bad 😂 they still show up well and never did this to anyone skin. I thank God he gave me the resources to not do this to someone.
A LOT of people are allergic to red inks! It’s not a well know fact but it happens quite often. Tattoo artist really need to verbalize this disclaimer to clients who have never had red ink. Sorry this happened. -Edit: I’m not making any claims that the ink color absolutely caused this. It just looks a great deal like acute ink rejection, which can easily cooccur with various types of infection. This whole tattoo situation is definitely a problem waiting to happen. 💕♥️
That is why its important to choose a good artist...People often find a cheap tattoo artist coz he doesn't charge much..That is why people suffer afterwards
El problema no es si el tatuador es nuevo o no ya que todos los viejos empesaron igual sin experiencia es el echo de la higiene y las tintas baratas mucha gente por ahora dinero no crea condiciones de higiene y compra tintas de mala calidad
This happened because the artist was not wearing gloves and he was touching the tattoo with his dirty fingernail, that's why the infection happened and it was also the customer's fault that he applied mosturaiger in excess. Don't always save money when you only eat good things in food, then why get tattoo done cheaply when it will always be on your skin
Red and green pigment are the most likely to cause an allergic reaction resulting in scarring. This happened coincidentally to a similar rose I had. Skin is fragile, beware. ❤
I know everyone is saying that not wearing gloves or low quality ink is the reason why but I'm just wondering could it have anything to do with the depth of the needle going into the skin? Like if you drove the needle too deep would it result in something like in the video?
Nothing during the aftercare would have avoided this. This was applied in unsanitary conditions. Artist didn’t even wear gloves. So how clean were the needles, cartridges, machines and everything else?
Looks like ink rejection 😟 Either that or he’s allergic to the pigments in the one she used, low quality ink, or just bad application. Seems like it was only the color tho. I’ve seen this on other poorly done tattoos. I knew that color didn’t look right 🥴 looked raw, no dimension, just flat green and red etching (the wrong shades at that 🤦🏽♀️)….could even be inexperience with tattooing darker skin. Well, keep practicing baby and sir, I’m sorry 😕🤷🏽♀️
Make sure the artist is wearing gloves and watch them open up brand new needles and materials needed for YOUR tattoo. If everything is clean it shouldn’t be a problem unless it truly is a rejection or an allergic reaction. I get keloids from piercings but never has any issues with my tattoos.
Firstly, as an amateur TA2 artist immediately I was shocked and how dirty that fingernail is 😢and artist without gloves😢 is such a red flag of danger no go zone , secondly from experience when i look at close ups during the coloring phase (Pic 7 and 8 )- are just finished tattoo images .all over you will see blotches of skin where ink hadn't entered into the skin correctly . And if the finished completed result has alot blotches - then it tells me this artist took like 4 to 5 hours to feel it's finished because he was struggling to actually get the ink to enter into skin and that because not pushing hard enough and just scratching the top layer of skin making blood and ink all over but hardly any in the skin which would be second layer of skin is where it should be entering like (1.2 - 2.2 mm) deep depending on the skin and person's skin to reach second layer skin .this artist mostly likely had to go over and over same place after wiping and seeing a few scratch likes with little ink and blood and everytime he will go over same spot again and again until gets frustrated and pushes harder and sees some ink went ink so artist keeps going over multiple times trying to full up all the colors and most of the tattoo is ruined the first layer of skin that it's no longer thousands of little holes now holes are enterlinking making actual cuts and rips in top skin layer and doing this even with full hygiene and clean will cause major issues when healing your skin and have 50%more chance getting infected or ruining ur ta2 because of the unbelievable intense itching on all these scabs and pus sometimes develops anyway its just not good at all .and last thing is that alot of the time when someone sees after 2 to 3 weeks that there are gaps and blotchy areas need touch ups think the artist wasn't to good most times it's the customer not following the instructions given after ta2 was done and will find the blotches and gaps where made by customer wearing a tight long-sleeved shirt and not having TA2 wrapped or covered and the material of clothing will catch a corner of scab and pull it right off and the scab still holding ink and the body hasn't absorbed the nutrients as well as ink from the scab before breaking or falling off naturally....so we shouldn't always go for the artist sometimes customers lie and will even damage it to avoid paying with intentions get a friend to do quick touch up make it good again 😅😅
No gloves and the balm/petroleum jelly that is normal used to help the needle glid across the skin is on the client not on a clean bacteria-free surface this is not a ink rejection this is an infection im so sorry this happened to you
The artist not having any gloves and poor lines and the same liner for the whole tattoo makes me feel this isn't ink related. That's a common lie. It seems there was abuse of proper hygiene and sanitation.
As a tattoo artist of 15yrs... I will say, this is both the artist & the collectors fault. I guarantee neither took part in any proper sanitary actions. & no its not staph infection. Just an infection. Im not discounting the artist not wearing gloves but.. more than likely it was the collectors fault. Out of the hundreds of tattoos I've done.. I've only had one friend get actual staph. It was because he slept on a nasty floor the same day I gave him the tattoo. His tattoo actually got stuck to the carpet 🤦♂️. I know this because I went to his place to take some pictures. His roomate opened the door & he was still asleep on the floor. I BI+(HED him out so hard then took care of his infection when it occurred. I ended up saving my art 🙏. At the end there was only one spot the size of a pea that lost ink. It was one of my best tattoos & I was mad. I never gave him another one. The same with some idiot I tattooed. I gave him the aftercare sheet & read it to him. It/I specifically said no swimming or soaking the tattoo. He went swimming the same day. Then wanted me to fix his tattoo after a bunch of ink left. I told him to go f himself. Lastly similar to this video. I gave my gf a tattoo. Ive already given her a couple at this time. She forgot her bar of dial soap & ointment at home so she used liquid soap & no ointment at work. By the time she made it home, I could tell it was going to be bad. It looked very similar to this video a couple days later. Not quite as bad though. A tattoo I didn't do on a chick from work... I was supposed to.. but I was still nice & tried to help her with the after care. I told her she was using too much ointment. She was a b!+ch & acted like I was wrong. Lol.. she came back a couple days later with a thick scab across the whole thing. Lucky for her it was a quarter size tattoo. I told her she should have listened to me. 😂 she didn't loose any but it was faded af.
Basic biology. Darker skin rejects tattoos more readily because the ink is seen as a foreign substance that it needs to get rid of. Even more so with colored (red ink) ink. It is the body's natural defense mechanism at play. That helps explains why people with dark skin almost always have to get their tats with black ink for it to show. Even then, the those tats fade quickly over time compared to people with lighter complexion. Lesson here, the dark melanin is the protection from a possible infection ;)
Thats not even true though.. dark skin doesnt reject ink more often, but instead a lot of artists are not trained with dark skin and ruin their beautiful canvas/client. Its sadly a common issue, despite that they even sell dark skinned fake skins! and actually man, Using a true black on dark skin will (from what i know, maybe its not true anymore) but, i always heard that will result in a greenish or blue ish tattoo instead of gray like most black work fades to is like a black gray, and a lot of artists (either used to or still do) mix i think red or yellow to cancel the green and blue base in black inks to keep dark skin looking nice and not like they have a green tattoo
@@Amused_Comfort_Inc It has nothing to do with training. I also understand that many artist are not trained to work on dark skin. What you're missing is how biology works when it comes to the human body and its natural defenses. To the body, any ink is a foreign substance and as such, it will be rejected over time. Darker skin tones will reject it faster than lighter skin tones. The body does not want the foreign substance so it defends itself by rendering the tattoo lighter and lighter. It happens with all skin tones over time. That it why tattooed people have to go get 'touch ups' over time. Let's face it- biology and nature win over time no matter how hard you try to change.
man stop talking shit.. some oft the pigments get los in time but not that much.. when its well done, the tattoo will look clean and just get a little lighter.. you talk like they allmost disaper😂.. do you have tattoos? and the video shows an allergic raction to the color.. the artist dont even use glovs which has to be standard so maybe they use low quality ink which is not suppose to go under the skin.. THIS IS NOT NORMAL! the skin color don’t matters and even black people can get color and even white tattoos.. it whil just turn out darker all in all
Thank you , I was doubting if I want a tattoo but now you give me a solid reason to not have it but also saving this video in case my future children want some thank you tattoo it’s a sin
I’d say start by wearing gloves and cleaning the environment before blaming the ink. The artist didn’t even wear gloves. I don’t even tattoo and I know the basics of a clean environment.
I have a tatoo just below my bicep. It bled so much and my skin rejected the ink. I got scared and my tattoo artist told me not to worry and there u go the redness dissappeared the next day...my tattoo turned out fine
Ugh....man, maybe I don't need to get my first tattoo, I was planning on getting a John Steward Green Lantern tat, with a little bit of green, but after seeing this idk
This is a bad example to look at. This was done in india and yeah the artist didn’t even wear gloves. I question the cleanliness of the space and all equipment used during this tattoo. Infections can happen but go to a qualified tattoo artist that follows cleanliness protocols and you should be fine.
Yep, infections are typically caused by dirty people and dirty environments. If your tattoo artist doesn't have gloves and has a bunch of dirt under their fingernails you're almost guaranteed to get an infection. You're extremely lucky to still have a hand considering the filthy environment it was done in as well as the dirty person who thought they were skilled enough to call themselves a tattoo artist. The machine most likely wasn't autoclaved or sanitized in a safe manner or at all. Be careful with your skin, house tattoos are ok in my book but, only if the individual is intelligent enough to understand proper cleanliness, sanitation and skill to do a tattoo properly.
I will say the area should have been sterilized before and after, then covered with wraps for healing and keeping bacteria out. I think that is more of the cause then the nails. If this action wasn’t taken, dirt and bacteria could’ve gotten in from anywhere after the session. Pausing the video, I only saw one nail covered in ink. The rest looked fine
If you ever have such a problem, go to a tattoo artist and apply the ointment that he tells you to apply. Also, do not eat sweet or sour things for 3 days.
I used phat cat inks about 15yrs ago, did the rolling stones tounge on my leg (side of calf) It looked nowhere like this, but it Def rejected the ink and had a million issues healing. My nails were clean amd I wore gloves etc
I have never had an infection on my tattoos that I have. it applies to both you as a customer and the tattoo artist to have good hygiene. make sure you go to a studio that has gloves. etc., then after work the tattoo artist has none. any oversight what you do with the tattoo. it's up to you to take care of it. you can't come after a few days and complain about hygein after. that the tattoo artist didn't have gloves is completely wrong from the start. you should have checked before online. then being allergic to a certain color. is okay, but you should always check which colors you can't stand. one from Sweden.
Ah, allergic to red? I found that out the hard way too lol But my allergy didnt appear until I'd had the piece for a good 5 or 6 years. Every tattoo i have that had red in it all leched out of my body. Lots of blank spots but not huge thankfully!
Red ink fades out the fastest of any color. At least that’s what I’ve heard. And actually 5-6 years is what I heard as far as having to get it touched up. I’ve got one red rose, if it fades I’ll just redo with black and gray.
@@xxsaltytryhardxx3295 I have half my body covered in them. Believe me, every part with red swelled up 10 times the size it should have been, and oozed like in the video. That's not normal fading lol The hospital I went to had never seen anything like it. Found an old artist who had been tattooing his whole life. Said we have biochemicals in our bodies that can change every 7 years or so. It's why we may not be allergic to something for most of our lives, and then one day we are. Or why we hate a food as a kid, and love it as an adult. It's way more involved than that, but he'd only seen one other person have happen what happened to mine. He thought we were going to have to re tat everything with a blank needle, apply drawing salve, then rip out the pigment 😩 Thankfully that wasn't needed and my body pushed it all out on its own. My other tattoos have worn normally over the last 22 years. Fading depends on more than the color. Red doesn't fade as quickly as yellow, or pastels. Placement is important. If it's on a body part you use or bend often. Like the one where my wrist creases has faded quicker than the ones on my arms and back. Shoes and clothing that rubs the area is a crappy spot too. And of course, anything that sees the sun lol Keep it covered in sun screen and it'll last twice as long as if you don't. Keep your skin moisturized as well. They won't stay perfect forever, but you'll be able to avoid any touch ups for a long time if your artist knows what they're doing.
Come back and re watch this video and noticed how the artist isn’t wearing gloves and the machine is probably also dirty. I’d say this is a cleanliness issue before saying it’s an ink issue.
Okay so you're going to trust a guy to give you a tattoo without gloves, when you know he probably wipes his ass with that hand!? I don't even blame the tattooer you should have spotted that and you better real quick.
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Never trust a tattoo artist without gloves. The damage is permanent.
I think that damage is caused by his allergic reaction on a red ink because as you can see 9nly the red are reacting base on the photos.well it is considered also for the Artis for not wearing gloves but for me he has an allergic reaction 9n the red ink.
@@RicoRicalde-bh2vdway to cover for poor sanitation practices
Red ink allergies are a myth. Cheap chinese inks cause problems and infections due to iron giving the ink it's color, and other bad practices. This tattoo was jacked from the beginning, he didn't know how to pack color so he kept hitting it again, and the entire thing fell out and got infected (could be from the lack of sanitation, or just poor aftercare).@@RicoRicalde-bh2vd
@@RicoRicalde-bh2vdthat isn’t an allergic reaction.
No importa si tienes guante o no pero es necesario de igual manera debería de tomar antibiótico es in dispensable.
The tattoo artist with his dirty finger nails on the fresh tattoo 😭
That must be ink
@@samaravind9963or shit more probably
Bro didnt even tattoo with gloves??? Insane
First - and second - thing I wanted to say….
Dirty nails … ewwww
No gloves … double ewwww…
Hello disgusting scabby sores ….
Hope u went back !
@@samaravind9963it can be both. I tattoo myself without gloves but I keep an alcohol pad to clean my fingers periodically, always wear gloves when tattooing someone else. You make a good point about the ink though, many people don't realize there's great ink and there's cheap knock off unsafe ink. Personally I use Kuro Sumi ink and have had great results where my first 2 tattoos got infected the first was my fault, the second I'm 99% sure was the ink. Switched to good ink ( kuro sumi) no problems since.
Hi. Medical field worker and tattoo enthusiast here. This is NOT simply a case of ink rejection or allergic reaction. This is a staph infection. 100%. And a gnarly one at that. Most likely cross contamination from the tattoo artist not wearing gloves
Ye thats no normal infection ive been there ive got my hands and fingers tatood yes it got bk the pin went in my knuckle but i heald up but ye this looks ruff and iff ime cronnect u can notgo over scares..plus ye i never seen he never had a glove on he should of got comensation...u can pass anything on from blood 2 blood or wateva is under the nans nails...dam ime upaet thats shocking.nice spot
If he didn’t do the simple task of wearing gloves. It makes me wonder the cleanliness of everything else.
yeah that artist deff doesn't know what blood pathogen is
You see at the end where literally most the red ink has been erased from the skin it sure looks like the body completely rejected the red ink so I think it’s an allergic reaction to the red ink coz an allergic reaction to red tattoo ink is very common yes the artist didn’t wear gloves and we can clearly see the dirty finger nail but it looks more like an allergic reaction to red ink
@@Taqifshabythenedhepidhin Absolutely not. This is infected. He lost the ink because the scabbing became so thick it fell out. Allergies don’t cause that greenish pus and crusty like film like it does in this video. That is caused by an unhealthy overgrowth of bacteria. The tattoo was done in VERY unsanitary conditions, and I’m hoping this person didn’t contract anything worse. Staph and MRSA will destroy skin and it’s incredibly painful. It can even cause sepsis if left untreated.
Jesus even prison tattoos don't come out this bad
Yup 😂
Facts
Str8up
Lol fr I'm saying the same thing I did a huge one on my leg and it came out better then that 😮
That's because this is definitely a staph infection
First red flag: Artist not wearing gloves 🤦🏻♀️
thats not a red flag... thats a nuclear attack siren war alarm tornado alarm tsunami alarm red flag xD
I think it was getting a rose hand tatt
You forgot to mention the dirty finger nails on that red flag, well, not so much a red flag, a definitely NO
The fact that the artist didnt glove up to maintain hygiene should have been enough of a sign for you to walk out of that shop…. This is completely on you.
The fact that you actually think this is at a shop lol 😂
Thankyou for mentioning. No glove No love
And look at the fingernails 🤢🤢
Especially with thkse dirty ass nails my god i wanted to puke
Shut up it has nothing to do with hygiene he is just allergic to the ink
Stop getting tattoos in your homie’s basement. 😑
I do tattoos on my friends but I'm super sterile with everything. No only was the tattoo "artist" not wearing gloves, they had dirty ass fingers too! At least wash your damn hands if nothing else
Whats your Instagram josie-6
Fr. Cheap mfs
I have done hundreds of tattoos is my garage, never a single time has someone had an infection or even scabbing on the tattoo.
Learn procedures correctly me be sterile. It’s just people are lazy and don’t take the extra half hour to be clean
I took a blood-borne pathogen course and got my certification. Before I did anything.
the artist hands are filthy. you can see dirt and grime on the finger nails. not surprised
Probably transfer paper under his fingernails. Still needs gloves on though
Artist was too lazy to put gloves on. I wouldn’t be surprised at the laziness of cleaning all other objects.
Same hand he wash his ass with no soap that morning.☠💀
First off, the artist isn’t wearing gloves. Secondly the machine isn’t wrapped I just know it. And your concern is about the tattoo being ruined? Go get tested.
Dude what in the actual fuck was that set up? No gloves???? Get yourself tested my g, not even playing. I doubt his machines were even close to sanitized, and you're lucky if you got a new needle.
No gloves!!🤯
I’ve done tattoos before when I first started to get into tattoos, but I’ve always went by the rule book when it comes to being clean, using the correct ink, tattoo machines, the amount of power, and everything else that’ll make the experience better. The tattoos I’ve done even though the were bad 😂 they still show up well and never did this to anyone skin. I thank God he gave me the resources to not do this to someone.
A LOT of people are allergic to red inks! It’s not a well know fact but it happens quite often. Tattoo artist really need to verbalize this disclaimer to clients who have never had red ink. Sorry this happened.
-Edit: I’m not making any claims that the ink color absolutely caused this. It just looks a great deal like acute ink rejection, which can easily cooccur with various types of infection. This whole tattoo situation is definitely a problem waiting to happen. 💕♥️
Aí nn foi o vermelho e sim a cliente que nn cuidou da tatuagem deixou inflama e desbota vai apagar mesmo
TRUE.
No artist chewed up skin.i am tattooing for 11 years
has nothing to do with the red ink and everything to do with the lack of hygiene. Tattooing with no gloves on with whet looks like dirty nails? cmon.
@@ericguzman291FOREALSS!!
Why no gloves 😭🤢
That is why its important to choose a good artist...People often find a cheap tattoo artist coz he doesn't charge much..That is why people suffer afterwards
El problema no es si el tatuador es nuevo o no ya que todos los viejos empesaron igual sin experiencia es el echo de la higiene y las tintas baratas mucha gente por ahora dinero no crea condiciones de higiene y compra tintas de mala calidad
This happened because the artist was not wearing gloves and he was touching the tattoo with his dirty fingernail, that's why the infection happened and it was also the customer's fault that he applied mosturaiger in excess. Don't always save money when you only eat good things in food, then why get tattoo done cheaply when it will always be on your skin
Mam one doubt
You literally don’t know that though
@@Vicari0usly uh.. yeah we do? Thats tattooing cross contamination 101
*dirty ass fingers
@@Amused_Comfort_Inc YES
Red and green pigment are the most likely to cause an allergic reaction resulting in scarring. This happened coincidentally to a similar rose I had. Skin is fragile, beware. ❤
Lil bro is tattoing you with no gloves and black nails 😭
It’s amazing how they changed race toward the end.
I know everyone is saying that not wearing gloves or low quality ink is the reason why but I'm just wondering could it have anything to do with the depth of the needle going into the skin? Like if you drove the needle too deep would it result in something like in the video?
On darker skin the red pigment is often rejected but damn bro put gloves on
True
The music is way to cheerful, this is horrifying.
Hope you didn’t go in the sun with it places like that is hard to keep covered. But the artist should have put gloves on.
i tattoo myself without gloves but i at least have clean hands ☠️ ive never had anything like this happen
Start wearing gloves just incase man. Im sure your hands are clean but it saves from accidental cross contamination
That red rejection was crazy…
You can literally SEE the dirt underneath the artist’s finger nails 🤮
I got these on some of my tattoos as well and I’m light skin black but after it healed all the way I went back in on it without color and it worked
Whatever he had underneath his nails got into your tattoo.
Lol he didn't use gloves, you got infected, big surprise
Exactly what happens when you dont look after a tattoo
Nothing during the aftercare would have avoided this. This was applied in unsanitary conditions. Artist didn’t even wear gloves. So how clean were the needles, cartridges, machines and everything else?
Looks like ink rejection 😟 Either that or he’s allergic to the pigments in the one she used, low quality ink, or just bad application. Seems like it was only the color tho. I’ve seen this on other poorly done tattoos. I knew that color didn’t look right 🥴 looked raw, no dimension, just flat green and red etching (the wrong shades at that 🤦🏽♀️)….could even be inexperience with tattooing darker skin. Well, keep practicing baby and sir, I’m sorry 😕🤷🏽♀️
look at the fingernails of the guy doing the tattoo...
that should say it all for you
Make sure the artist is wearing gloves and watch them open up brand new needles and materials needed for YOUR tattoo. If everything is clean it shouldn’t be a problem unless it truly is a rejection or an allergic reaction. I get keloids from piercings but never has any issues with my tattoos.
What tattoo shop is this? Your choice tattoo?
No gloves no love. Damn bro clean is the key
Firstly, as an amateur TA2 artist immediately I was shocked and how dirty that fingernail is 😢and artist without gloves😢 is such a red flag of danger no go zone , secondly from experience when i look at close ups during the coloring phase (Pic 7 and 8 )- are just finished tattoo images .all over you will see blotches of skin where ink hadn't entered into the skin correctly . And if the finished completed result has alot blotches - then it tells me this artist took like 4 to 5 hours to feel it's finished because he was struggling to actually get the ink to enter into skin and that because not pushing hard enough and just scratching the top layer of skin making blood and ink all over but hardly any in the skin which would be second layer of skin is where it should be entering like (1.2 - 2.2 mm) deep depending on the skin and person's skin to reach second layer skin .this artist mostly likely had to go over and over same place after wiping and seeing a few scratch likes with little ink and blood and everytime he will go over same spot again and again until gets frustrated and pushes harder and sees some ink went ink so artist keeps going over multiple times trying to full up all the colors and most of the tattoo is ruined the first layer of skin that it's no longer thousands of little holes now holes are enterlinking making actual cuts and rips in top skin layer and doing this even with full hygiene and clean will cause major issues when healing your skin and have 50%more chance getting infected or ruining ur ta2 because of the unbelievable intense itching on all these scabs and pus sometimes develops anyway its just not good at all .and last thing is that alot of the time when someone sees after 2 to 3 weeks that there are gaps and blotchy areas need touch ups think the artist wasn't to good most times it's the customer not following the instructions given after ta2 was done and will find the blotches and gaps where made by customer wearing a tight long-sleeved shirt and not having TA2 wrapped or covered and the material of clothing will catch a corner of scab and pull it right off and the scab still holding ink and the body hasn't absorbed the nutrients as well as ink from the scab before breaking or falling off naturally....so we shouldn't always go for the artist sometimes customers lie and will even damage it to avoid paying with intentions get a friend to do quick touch up make it good again 😅😅
First choose a professional artist then do tattoo because this is the thing which is going to be stay with you permanently...
Can a damage lift tattoo be fixed?
when you get $1 tattoo
🤣🤣🤣 fr
This was caused by staph infection,wtf ?
No gloves and the balm/petroleum jelly that is normal used to help the needle glid across the skin is on the client not on a clean bacteria-free surface this is not a ink rejection this is an infection im so sorry this happened to you
The artist not having any gloves and poor lines and the same liner for the whole tattoo makes me feel this isn't ink related. That's a common lie. It seems there was abuse of proper hygiene and sanitation.
As a tattoo artist of 15yrs... I will say, this is both the artist & the collectors fault. I guarantee neither took part in any proper sanitary actions. & no its not staph infection. Just an infection. Im not discounting the artist not wearing gloves but.. more than likely it was the collectors fault. Out of the hundreds of tattoos I've done.. I've only had one friend get actual staph. It was because he slept on a nasty floor the same day I gave him the tattoo. His tattoo actually got stuck to the carpet 🤦♂️. I know this because I went to his place to take some pictures. His roomate opened the door & he was still asleep on the floor. I BI+(HED him out so hard then took care of his infection when it occurred. I ended up saving my art 🙏. At the end there was only one spot the size of a pea that lost ink. It was one of my best tattoos & I was mad. I never gave him another one. The same with some idiot I tattooed. I gave him the aftercare sheet & read it to him. It/I specifically said no swimming or soaking the tattoo. He went swimming the same day. Then wanted me to fix his tattoo after a bunch of ink left. I told him to go f himself.
Lastly similar to this video. I gave my gf a tattoo. Ive already given her a couple at this time. She forgot her bar of dial soap & ointment at home so she used liquid soap & no ointment at work. By the time she made it home, I could tell it was going to be bad. It looked very similar to this video a couple days later. Not quite as bad though.
A tattoo I didn't do on a chick from work... I was supposed to.. but I was still nice & tried to help her with the after care. I told her she was using too much ointment. She was a b!+ch & acted like I was wrong. Lol.. she came back a couple days later with a thick scab across the whole thing. Lucky for her it was a quarter size tattoo. I told her she should have listened to me. 😂 she didn't loose any but it was faded af.
Teri baatein sun k to lag rha hai bhai. Tattoo banwana hi nhi chahiye 😂
Did the scar stay there or go away
This dude chose the wrong background music for this short. It should've been "Hell to the no, hell to the no no noooooo!"
How much does that tattoo costs you and were that a studio in which you get it or outdoor ?
Oh man the no gloves thing got me
I’m sorry about your tattoo damage. Maybe you can make your our Lady of Guadalupe and ROSES tattoo with a marker
Not only tattoo artist without gloves. They could be allergic or sensitive to the type of ink that was used
My tats only took a week in a half to heal but mines never looked like this wtf😭😭😭
Did it heal? What do you think went wrong?
Basic biology. Darker skin rejects tattoos more readily because the ink is seen as a foreign substance that it needs to get rid of. Even more so with colored (red ink) ink. It is the body's natural defense mechanism at play. That helps explains why people with dark skin almost always have to get their tats with black ink for it to show. Even then, the those tats fade quickly over time compared to people with lighter complexion. Lesson here, the dark melanin is the protection from a possible infection ;)
Thats not even true though.. dark skin doesnt reject ink more often, but instead a lot of artists are not trained with dark skin and ruin their beautiful canvas/client. Its sadly a common issue, despite that they even sell dark skinned fake skins! and actually man, Using a true black on dark skin will (from what i know, maybe its not true anymore) but, i always heard that will result in a greenish or blue ish tattoo instead of gray like most black work fades to is like a black gray, and a lot of artists (either used to or still do) mix i think red or yellow to cancel the green and blue base in black inks to keep dark skin looking nice and not like they have a green tattoo
@@Amused_Comfort_Inc It has nothing to do with training. I also understand that many artist are not trained to work on dark skin. What you're missing is how biology works when it comes to the human body and its natural defenses. To the body, any ink is a foreign substance and as such, it will be rejected over time. Darker skin tones will reject it faster than lighter skin tones. The body does not want the foreign substance so it defends itself by rendering the tattoo lighter and lighter. It happens with all skin tones over time. That it why tattooed people have to go get 'touch ups' over time. Let's face it- biology and nature win over time no matter how hard you try to change.
man stop talking shit.. some oft the pigments get los in time but not that much.. when its well done, the tattoo will look clean and just get a little lighter.. you talk like they allmost disaper😂.. do you have tattoos?
and the video shows an allergic raction to the color.. the artist dont even use glovs which has to be standard so maybe they use low quality ink which is not suppose to go under the skin.. THIS IS NOT NORMAL! the skin color don’t matters and even black people can get color and even white tattoos.. it whil just turn out darker all in all
I'm black and Indian and have colored tattoos ! This has nothing to do with skin tone !
@@learn_grow_learnmore9123 what does that have to do with dark skin rejecting ink more 💀
That tattoo is wack bro
That’s what I’m saying bro it was ugly from the start anyways😂😂😂
You really let him tattoo you with no gloves on😭😭😭
Thank you , I was doubting if I want a tattoo but now you give me a solid reason to not have it but also saving this video in case my future children want some thank you tattoo it’s a sin
Lol,Get it done properly and you wouldnt have an issue 🙄
Bro when I seen no gloves and how that picture just looks I knew it was fucked up 😂
Where is artist gloves bro
That red ink mannng got a spot test
I’d say start by wearing gloves and cleaning the environment before blaming the ink. The artist didn’t even wear gloves. I don’t even tattoo and I know the basics of a clean environment.
That be one of the ugliest tattoo hell na 💀
Tattoo from local hairdresser be like 😂
When getting a tattoo you supposed to treat that tattoo until it heals ❤
I have a tatoo just below my bicep. It bled so much and my skin rejected the ink. I got scared and my tattoo artist told me not to worry and there u go the redness dissappeared the next day...my tattoo turned out fine
Nahhhh imma need my payment back fr
Bruh put the ointment on the client 😂
Ugh....man, maybe I don't need to get my first tattoo, I was planning on getting a John Steward Green Lantern tat, with a little bit of green, but after seeing this idk
This is a bad example to look at. This was done in india and yeah the artist didn’t even wear gloves. I question the cleanliness of the space and all equipment used during this tattoo. Infections can happen but go to a qualified tattoo artist that follows cleanliness protocols and you should be fine.
Yep, infections are typically caused by dirty people and dirty environments. If your tattoo artist doesn't have gloves and has a bunch of dirt under their fingernails you're almost guaranteed to get an infection. You're extremely lucky to still have a hand considering the filthy environment it was done in as well as the dirty person who thought they were skilled enough to call themselves a tattoo artist. The machine most likely wasn't autoclaved or sanitized in a safe manner or at all. Be careful with your skin, house tattoos are ok in my book but, only if the individual is intelligent enough to understand proper cleanliness, sanitation and skill to do a tattoo properly.
I’m so sorry. Hopefully you can sue.
ive had a tattoo get an infection this is beyond that. Tattoo infections arent even that bad. This is insane.
You don’t need gloves if you do the tattoo your self but definitely is a must if someone else does it😂
The nails being dirty was a no for me
I will say the area should have been sterilized before and after, then covered with wraps for healing and keeping bacteria out. I think that is more of the cause then the nails. If this action wasn’t taken, dirt and bacteria could’ve gotten in from anywhere after the session. Pausing the video, I only saw one nail covered in ink. The rest looked fine
Seeing those dirty fingernails and no gloves wouldve sent me running 😮
😂😂😂😂 like a Olympic track star !
You get what you pay for!
"It was free"
If you ever have such a problem, go to a tattoo artist and apply the ointment that he tells you to apply. Also, do not eat sweet or sour things for 3 days.
Did they amputate you hand after this?
first day, looked cool, second day, it looked cooler, third day coolest, rest of the DAMAGED
Oh no, it real nice untill what ever happened. I'm so sorry, I hope it heals and it can be fixed. Best of luck.
I used phat cat inks about 15yrs ago, did the rolling stones tounge on my leg (side of calf)
It looked nowhere like this, but it Def rejected the ink and had a million issues healing.
My nails were clean amd I wore gloves etc
I have never had an infection on my tattoos that I have. it applies to both you as a customer and the tattoo artist to have good hygiene. make sure you go to a studio that has gloves. etc., then after work the tattoo artist has none. any oversight what you do with the tattoo. it's up to you to take care of it. you can't come after a few days and complain about hygein after. that the tattoo artist didn't have gloves is completely wrong from the start. you should have checked before online. then being allergic to a certain color. is okay, but you should always check which colors you can't stand. one from Sweden.
Even in prison, prisoners won’t tatt with out gloves 😣
Who was expecting him to have his hand chopped at the end?
I’d be so pissed and be feeling like such a dumbass for letting someone with no gloves tattoo me
Ah, allergic to red? I found that out the hard way too lol But my allergy didnt appear until I'd had the piece for a good 5 or 6 years. Every tattoo i have that had red in it all leched out of my body. Lots of blank spots but not huge thankfully!
Red ink fades out the fastest of any color. At least that’s what I’ve heard. And actually 5-6 years is what I heard as far as having to get it touched up. I’ve got one red rose, if it fades I’ll just redo with black and gray.
@@xxsaltytryhardxx3295 I have half my body covered in them. Believe me, every part with red swelled up 10 times the size it should have been, and oozed like in the video. That's not normal fading lol The hospital I went to had never seen anything like it. Found an old artist who had been tattooing his whole life. Said we have biochemicals in our bodies that can change every 7 years or so. It's why we may not be allergic to something for most of our lives, and then one day we are. Or why we hate a food as a kid, and love it as an adult. It's way more involved than that, but he'd only seen one other person have happen what happened to mine. He thought we were going to have to re tat everything with a blank needle, apply drawing salve, then rip out the pigment 😩 Thankfully that wasn't needed and my body pushed it all out on its own. My other tattoos have worn normally over the last 22 years. Fading depends on more than the color. Red doesn't fade as quickly as yellow, or pastels. Placement is important. If it's on a body part you use or bend often. Like the one where my wrist creases has faded quicker than the ones on my arms and back. Shoes and clothing that rubs the area is a crappy spot too. And of course, anything that sees the sun lol Keep it covered in sun screen and it'll last twice as long as if you don't. Keep your skin moisturized as well. They won't stay perfect forever, but you'll be able to avoid any touch ups for a long time if your artist knows what they're doing.
No gloves and you’re asking why this happened lmaooooo
That’s why for my first tat I’m getting black ink because red ink is cool an all but idk how my skin would react to it💯💯
damn it looked great what is happening here?
Omg 😳 this never happened too me
I only use black ink
Now I scare too use red ink
Come back and re watch this video and noticed how the artist isn’t wearing gloves and the machine is probably also dirty. I’d say this is a cleanliness issue before saying it’s an ink issue.
Okay so you're going to trust a guy to give you a tattoo without gloves, when you know he probably wipes his ass with that hand!? I don't even blame the tattooer you should have spotted that and you better real quick.
NO GLOVES? 😭
I'd be getting blood tests for sure
Bro don’t have gloves on 🤦🏾♂️
😭 like I know how they get infected but like how bro how do you get fcked up this bad I have over 7 done in house no gloves and all came out good
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa nooooo bruuuh that’s straight up necrosis
Gloves invented in 2025
people in 2024:
The finger nails..... Bruh 😂
Tattoo bnane prise ke sath compromise na kre Jo ache tattoo bnatte h vo ache price rate lete h
Looks like this was done in India
He ain’t clean it or take care of it , no gloves is wild as fuck too
Looks like the sun ate that shit up for dinner.
Nothing to do with artist , dude forgot to constantly put on petroleum jelly n got his consequences
Me kal banwane ja rha tha....ab ise dekh kar irada badal rha he...
Your skin rejected the ink more likely the red, its know to be a hard colour to use.