Woman’s Drunk Tattoo Session Ends Horribly: ‘Looked Like A Hairy Penis’
Well, this is what you risk when you decide to get a drunk tattoo. A woman’s drunken tattoo session with a friend ended in her having some ink that resembled a “hairy penis,” according to her. She’s not wrong! It definitely does look like that.
Now, she’s spending some serious dough to get it removed. You can’t have a tattoo like that on your body forever! Here’s more on the trending story.
Woman’s Drunk Tattoo Session Ends Horribly: ‘Looked Like A Hairy Penis’
According to The New York Post, a UK woman has spent roughly $2,000 attempting to cover up tattoos given to her by a friend during a drunk tattoo session. Natalie Rene thought it would be fun to get drunk and bring out her $60 tattoo kit that she got from Amazon. Not the best idea–especially from a law student!
Rene told SWNS, “The tattoo was meant to be a love heart with an arrow through it, but because it was so deep and the scarring, it looked like a hairy penis.”
Unfortunately, that wasn’t the only tattoo she got that night. She continued telling SWNS via New York Post, “I also got a few more that night from the same friend–a weird spirally thing on my leg with an R on it, and a love heart on my hand, another arrow on my foot, and a semicolon thing on my wrist.” Hearing her describe the tattoos, I’m not sure we can blame the friend! She can’t even describe the tattoos she had put on her! Sounds like all of these were a big mistake. You should be able to describe your tattoos without having to say “spirally thing.”
She still owns the tattoo kit but hasn’t pulled it out for another session. Hopefully, she keeps it in the closet for memories sake and doesn’t bring it back out. That could end up being an even more costly mistake.
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She’s actually a good looking lady! Like really good looking! See pictures of her via The Sun here!
Ink Regrets: Avoiding The 6 Most Common Tattoo Mistakes
Misspelled Words/ Incorrect Translations
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One of the most prevalent mistakes is when a word or phrase is misspelled or improperly translated. It’s essential to double-check the spelling and accuracy of any text before it becomes a permanent part of your body. Taking these precautions beforehand can help you avoid a misspelling or “lost in translation” mishap. Double-check the spelling of the words or phrases you want to include, verify translations if using a different language, seek the help of a professional tattoo artist experienced with text, review the stencil or design before starting the tattooing process, communicate clearly with the artist about your intended text, and take your time to ensure accuracy.
Poorly Executed Designs
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Sometimes, tattoos may not turn out as expected due to an artist’s lack of skill or understanding of the design. This can result in blurry lines, uneven shading, or distorted proportions. To avoid tattoo design disasters, it’s important to do your research. Take the time to find a reputable artist whose style aligns with your vision. Clearly communicate your ideas and expectations to ensure they understand your desired design. Request a consultation and ask for a mock-up to see a visual representation before committing. Trust the artist’s expertise and advice while also considering their compatibility with your preferred style.
Wrong Placement
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Choosing the wrong location for a tattoo can be a mistake. Factors like body shape, future plans, and professional considerations should be taken into account when deciding on the placement of your tattoo. Consider your lifestyle and future plans. Consult with your tattoo artist for their professional advice on placement that complements your chosen design and body shape. Use temporary tattoos or henna to test out different locations before committing.
Regrettable Subject Matter
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People’s tastes and interests evolve over time, and a tattoo that once seemed cool or meaningful may become a source of regret. There are a few common examples such as trendy or pop culture references which can lose their appeal over time. A romantic partner’s name or portrait can become a painful reminder of past relationships. Tattoos featuring offensive symbols or controversial imagery might be something you regret later. It’s essential to carefully consider the long-term significance of a design before getting it permanently inked.
Impulsive Or Spur-Of-The-Moment Decisions
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Getting inked on a whim, without taking the time to reflect on the design’s meaning and long-term impact, increases the chances of future dissatisfaction. Tattoos are permanent, and what may seem like a great idea in the heat of the moment may lose its appeal or significance over time. By taking the time to make a meaningful and well-thought-out decision, you can minimize the chances of future regret and create a tattoo that you’ll cherish for a lifetime.
Terrible Aftercare
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Neglecting proper aftercare can lead to complications and affect the final outcome of a tattoo. Following the artist’s instructions and taking care of the tattoo during the healing process is important to maintain its appearance and ensure proper healing. Keep your tattoo clean using mild soap and water, moisturize with tattoo-specific ointments or fragrance-free lotions, resist the urge to pick or scratch the tattoo, protect it from the sun with sunscreen, avoid prolonged water exposure, wear loose clothing to prevent irritation, and steer clear of irritants like scented lotions.
