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Hey, beautiful souls! Welcome back to the channel! 🌟 Today, we're diving into a world where beauty and tattoos meet the unexpected in a not-so-glamorous way. I'm Charlotte Dobre, and trust me, you're in for a wild ride.
💄 Prepare yourself for a rollercoaster of emotions as we explore some jaw-dropping permanent beauty fails that will make you question every decision ever made in front of a mirror. From eyebrow disasters to lip filler mishaps, we're going to uncover the stories behind these epic beauty blunders.
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The girl with "everthing's fine" tattoo is Jordan LaMattina. She is the one who misspelled it and the artist was just following her draft. He received a lot of backlash after her initial video. Now she's trying to clear the artist's name. Looks like she's totally happy with her misspelled tattoo and feels bad for unfairly showing the artist in a bad light.
This! I read it was a combo of a friend with ADHD and a friend with Dislexia 😂
I love she was rolling laughing
If done on purpose, it would have been genius! Absolutely YES! :D
To be fair, every respectable tattoo artist I've known - and I met a lot of them through work - would've asked if she really wants it with the wrong spelling. That's just basic customer service, to be honest.
@@mikestone6078 my understanding is the artist did ask how could the artist know he was dealing with someone dyslexic not his fault she approved artist probably going ok inside joke I don't know
My mom had permanent eyeliner and loved it. When she was in the hospital and was dying, the nurse made a comment about her eyeliner always looking perfect. My mom laughed and said that it was because it was permanent!
Let that be a testament to it! You know she's resting with those beauts.
Such a cute memory. I’m sorry about your mom. 🫶🏻 Lots of hugs.
@seanothepop4638 you don't honestly think people's bodies stay as they are after burial right? Lol and not to mention if they cremated 😂
Prayers For Everyone Thank You Lord We Love You Lord So So Much And Can’t Thank You Enough For Everything And Please Help Everyone And Us All We Give You All The Praise Thank You In Jesus Christ Holy Name We Pray AMEN
She probably had the old school kind? The new ones fade in just a couple of years.
The Karla tattoo repeat at around 4:01 is funny but unfortunately photo shopped haha. He had Karla tattooed then had it removed, and the next “Karla’s” and subsequent removals are photoshopped onto the same original photo
yep i noticed it too
Awh. I loved that
I feel so bad for the first girl that got the lip blushing done. She was already having second thoughts before they started, then not only did she get pressured into going through with it, she got pressured into getting a color she didn’t want
No…. No one held a gun to her head. She could have said no at any point and she could have stuck to her guns with the color. It’s her face. She doesn’t get to blame someone else for her decision.
Why go to a foreign country to get cosmetic procedures done?! Stay in the U.S.
Pressured by who? Herself? She never said out loud she didn't want to do it. It's not the tattoo artists fault she didn't voice her feelings. Also tattoo artists are exactly that: artists. They are the professionals and know what looks good. My first tattoo, I straight up got told, "Yeah, don't tell anyone I did that if they ask where you got it done" when I insisted on a bad tattoo design. I gave in and used a design he came up with because I trusted he knew what he was doing. I've never regretted it and yes, as an adult the design I chose was so lame and I'm glad he talked me out of it. I was 18 with no life experience. I actually regret my other tattoo I got a year after that. But I don't regret the one he convinced me to change. Same tattoo, just way better design and he added color when my original idea was black. So glad he did. However, girl in the video should've just held firm if she didn't want to do it. 1. She wasn't pressured to anything. She herself said she thought IN HER HEAD she didn't wanna do it and never told anyone. People can't read your mind. 2. Tattoo artists aren't gonna go anything you say not to. They make suggestions. She should've held firm if she wanted a color. You really should not get a tattoo if you don't have a backbone, but you also need to respect that tattoo artists know way more than you and may have valid reasons to suggest different colors than you want. You could very easily ask why they suggest that before you let them or agree. And then decide if you want to go through with it. With my second tattoo, the artist suggested a different placement for it than I wanted because he said if I wanted tattoos in the future, it would allow more room if I wanted a full sleeve. It's their job to look out for you.
Hers will fade. Tattoos on lips or palms of hands fade alot
I saw it first on tiktok and the girl said she always travels to colombia for xyz reason so she just did it there@@nybsbfan18
Charlotte!! I've never caught a video right at drop but I did today! And I needed it. I'm battling melanoma, and this week alone I had two separate MRIs, a CT scan and bloodwork done. I did it. Through tears.. but I did it. You've helped me get through this diagnosis, and you don't even know me. I will forever be thankful. Love you my Potato Queen 👑🥔
We’re so glad you’re here and getting encouragement and support from Miss Charlotte. Proud of you for facing this head on! You’re stronger than you think so kick melanoma in the 🍑! Fu€¥ cancer!!! Sending you hugs 🫂 and prayers 🙏 from San Antonio TX USA, bestie.
@@samanthadeignan3554we support fellow Tater Tots here on this channel. 😉🫂
@@davidguidry657 Thank you! I was going to respond to the person above, but your comment made me realize it's not worth it. Thank you thank you 🥰
I'm so sorry you're going through this.
Hope you get better soon.
I'm sorry you're going through this and I wish you the best! Many blessings and healing sent your way 🙏 💜
I know a woman who got eyebrow tattoos when her own first got too pale to see, and then chemo removed them entirely. The artist took the time to carefully get the color right, and used a mix, just like real hair. And she asked him to add in ‘stray hairs’ for a more natural look. And honestly… if she hadn’t mentioned it, I never would have known she did not have eyebrows!
My blond eyebrows are sparse so it looks like I have no eyebrows. I got them microbladed about 18 months ago and love them. I’ll definitely have them redone when they fade. It all depends on the practitioner. The esthetician who did mine has done them for years so I was able to look at photos of her work when I was researching. She took time to discuss the shape I wanted, how dark, etc. and I had a great result.
That makes me happy
That’s amazing, I’m so glad she got a good one 😊 It’s so important to go to someone good when getting anything like that done, not only for health and safety but especially your face and when it has such meaning..There really are some amazing ones! I’ve seen tattooists that can recreate nipples on women who’ve had mastectomies and it changes lives for the better after such a dark low point 🥰 It’s actually such a talent and worth all the money for it to be right ❤️
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Prayers For Everyone Thank You Lord We Love You Lord So So Much And Can’t Thank You Enough For Everything And Please Help Everyone And Us All We Give You All The Praise Thank You In Jesus Christ Holy Name We Pray AMEN
My tattoo artist asked me FIVE times to make sure the spelling was right. Especially the word 'believed'. We even googled the spelling of it to make 100% sure it was right. I thanked her so much for that, because while doing my research on what I wanted, I'd seen some terrible spelling mistakes.
Mine asked me about as many times and made me Google the spelling of “Beautiful” just to be sure 😂
Note to self, if I get any words tattooed, I will google it to make sure first 😂
"EVERTHING'S FINE" just makes it funnier. And the fact that the girl getting it done is the who drafted it with that spelling just makes it hilarious! LOL
lol. yes!
She was hysterical. I wonder how she felt later...
There is a story behind the everthings fine Tattoo. I read that she wanted the Tattoo beucause her life is constantly like this and nothing turns out as expected. one of them is dislexic and the other has a Asd. She wanted the Tattoo exactly like that and the Tattoo artist did it as she wanted it like this but she herself did not realise that the template she brought with her was spelled wrong… Thats wat i remember reading about this incident. Thats why she tells him its not your fault!
I think it's funnier misspelled. As a 4th generation Texan, I would have spelled it "everthang" as a tribute to my son. In first grade, he was learning phonics, sounding out the word to get the correct spelling. That's not always accurate in the South!
I was reciting words on his spelling list for him to write down, using phonics. The words "thing" and "bring" were on the list, and no surprise to me, he spelled them "thang and brang" because that's how he's heard it pronounced!
@@LazyIRanchbecause those are real words here. 😉
@@davidguidry657 Tell ya whut!
That tattoo looks so faded. Did they not use enough pigment? Or is it intentionally a light color? I don't understand.
It kinda works though. It goes with the sentiment. I love that they could laugh about it
Our artist gives us MULTIPLE opportunities to fix or change the design before he lays any ink down. If there's a mistake in a session, it's typically on us
THIS!!! I provide the design. I okay the stencil and placement. They ask at LEAST twice before putting needle to skin if I'm ready. I've had them change the stencil size, move placement, etc.
@@smoupnhoize exactly! I just thought it was standard practice lol.
I think sometimes it's adrenaline and excitement. I had left the tattoo shop and hours later realized that part of my tattoo was upside down. Luckily you can only tell if I tell you what it is.
Yeah, and most shops now have policies in place after these went viral years ago that you, the client, are responsible for proofreading and spellchecking any writing before and after it becomes a stencil. Especially if you copy and paste the words to them. Also, don't get script freehand. Just don't. More often than not something will go wrong. Also, flip the image upside down and/or in a mirror before it goes on your body. People often get excited and see what they want initially. The brain just glosses over it. If you flip it your brain has to slow down to really look at each letter because they are no longer letters but images. It works for objects too. Draw something like a bicycle from memory, just a simple line drawing, and then compare it to the real thing. You'd be surprised about what your brain goes, "Ehhh, close enough!" at.
1000%! I had the entire bridge to Blackbird by Alter Bridge tattooed on my right side back in 2010. It's a VERY wordy tattoo, and my artist had me check the spelling of what I wrote down, check it after he typed it, again after he printed the stencil, and check it one last time after he placed the stencil. He ensured I knew that if something was spelled wrong, it wasn't on him lol. Everything was spelled and punctuated perfectly before I even handed it to him, but I appreciated how thorough he was with something so large going on my body permanently.
When my daughter was born I had her name tattooed in bright pink across my chest. I watched him draw the Stencil and placing it on me. Just right before he stated I realized it said Victoria. Her name is Veronica. We were very close to having to change her name lol
That's terrifying...they're suppose to show you the stencil and get your approval before they place it on the skin! I'd have walked out of that shop and reported it
A GOOD tattoo artist will show you the drawing multiple times, will be happy to make any changes (with in reason) and then will go over positioning with you THEN will check ONE LAST time that you are happy. I didn't want to inconvenience my artist once and said "yeah, that's fine". GIRL, believe when I tell you she didn't go near me until I was 100% happy and said it multiple times
The way that little kid said Kathy, when complaining about his haircut is going to be my new favorite thing to say with my friends. We’re gonna be yelling constantly ‘You don’t understand Kathy’ to each other.
My worst nightmare. As if it's not bad enough that my government name is Karen, (thankfully I've always used my middle name of Kris) my daughter's name is Cathy! 🤦🏻♀️
@@grannym2880 Oooh No! I will never know your or your daughter’s pain. My name is usually used for b***hy characters, and people like to tell me about it. Minus Dana Scully from X-Files.
Oh my God that got me so bad 😂😂😂😂because my mom’s name is Kathy 😂😂😂😂😂
Karla made me spit out my food i was laughing so hard 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Brain is not strong with that one 😂
Its photoshoped. 😊
@@fufi96yup. Pose, body, clothing and background are identical in all four versions. "Paint" tattoos are 3 exact copies.
I would say no one's that stupid, but... Other people believed the story🤦🏻♀️
@@juliebrusca7434 I was about to write the exact same thing. you can see that the second "Karla" is photoshopped, and everything that came after. no one's that stupid : ))))
Microblading my eyebrows was hands down the best thing I’ve ever done! Saves so much time and I feel much more confident going out without any makeup 😊
Yes! Me too! I love my eyebrows now 💜
I am brunette with super light and sparse eyebrows. I got my microblading done in a “blonde” shade just to fill them in more, and even years later, they look fine. But it’s not for everyone.
Tattoo Artist of 18 years here, I tattooed (not microbladed) my own eyebrows and still very very happy with it 6 years later. It's just a matter of understanding that now matter how thin you make the lines (aka micro), your skin will continue to dispose of the ink for as long as it's there. micro lines will become regular lines within a year, unless its not done well. The microbladed eyebrows I have seen in my years were almost always the wrong shade and way too light or had 'holes' of where the ink didn't take.. When you think it's the right shade when the session is finished, I can guarantee it's going to heal way too light. Another layer of skin will grow over the exposed ink and fade out. Just something to consider
I have 3 tattoos and made damned sure the stencils were exactly what I wanted before we started. Personal rules for tattoos: 1) No names (except for your kids...maybe), 2) Nothing on the face (some employers are still uptight about visible tattoos), 3) Must have thought about it for 5+ months - No spur of the moment things that you might regret
The last one made me laugh, simply because I knew some girls that just randomly decide like 2-3 times per week to go to a Tattoo place to get these small Tattoos, things like a small black Heart, or a Simple Line around a finger. They really just talked to one another and were like, "wanna get a small Star Tattoo on our Ankle?" The other one was like "Sure!", in the end of the year, both had a sleeve of small black tattoos.
agreed. i'm sorry darkblossum not only girls do that xD i agree with the rules xD personally want it to have some sort of meaning/story too. want to see the stencil and baselines, but my best tattoo came from letting my artist do his art, so my view of end product stencils largely switched lately... but you need to understand that's risky buisness, i trust the man, checked and rechecked his work and i was still worried... recommend you should see your end tatoo on the stencil =)
@@lauraklaric6029 never said only girls do it, just remembered it and wanted to share it, as it made me laugh remembering it. Yes the Rules are good also never said they were not. It's always better to take time first deciding if you want a Tattoo, then spend time choosing one, then again take time looking for a good tattoo place, then again more time looking at the stencil, then even a bit more time when the Stencil is on the body. You should always take time for something that will be permanently on your body.
I construct my tattoos for years before committing. The guy who did my last tattoo told me he thought stores behind tattoos were dumb. I was like yeah, that's a fine moto for a tattoo artist but the rest of us have to hold jobs where that won't fly. I don't regret any of mine because they are personal and meaningful.
My uncle is a tattoo artist so he always told me the most important thing was to make sure the tattoo is something you actually want. Also keep in mind certain colors will fade faster than others, depending on your skin tone. He also said try doing a small tattoo first to see how well your skin holds ink.
I had a tattoo done on my ankle. The guy I went to put it on that sticky outline stuff and then made me walk around for an hour to see if I liked it and where it was placed. That was the best idea he could’ve done because I loved it! But I also knew that he wouldn’t screw it up.
Yes as a tattooed person, ALWAYS check the stencil 😅 And with the " Karla" that sent me 🤣 I still remember my artist said you never get names tattooed unless you have been with the person for like 50 years 😂. Unless kids names, but the shits was crazy 😂
Pretty sure it's Photoshop, but it's still hilarious!!
Defo photoshop the background is exactly the same
My husband of 13 years has my name tattooed on his neck it’s his only tattoo and he tells me “only tattoo I’ll ever need” ❤
@@laughingcorrpseholly4136 that's beautiful 😄
From someone who has one tattoo that was planned for a couple months in advance, custom and everything. On the day, she did the stencil and asked if the placement is ok, and I had her move it up, so rubbed off the stencil and re-stenciled, double checked it to make sure everything is good before even starting. So, how these messups happen is beyond me. lol
same . it is really the person fault first
All of my tattoos are in Japanese, but I had my brother who is Japanese (it's also his first language) double check them for me. Mine are my son's name and the kanji for 'strange.' LOL In both cases the artist had me double check the stencil before they applied it. I drew the stencils, but I was thankful for the last look just in case. And as someone already mentioned, I had to sign a paper saying the stencil was exactly how I wanted it and where it was being placed. And also another paper saying I approved the artist doing it.
My sister said she google translated some bad terms for her baby daddy’s kanji tattoo. This was like 2003 so who knows what they really say. He thinks they are his daughters names (Serenity and Destiny so not difficult to translate) and my sister thinks they are something vulgar. I’m betting my sister is probably closer to the truth 😂
These types of tattoos crack me up.
They think it means : !
But it really means : ❗️
I feel like if I had the “Everthings fine” tattoo it would truly make everything fine once I looked at cause I would laugh to myself each time.
Same haha I would just be like yep, looks about right, sums up my life lol
When I was younger, I went to several hair stylists and aestheticians and despite us going over what I wanted, they did what THEY wanted.
I've had a hairdresser like that. She cut it short on the front (too short) and said it looked better this way and that's why she did it.
I honestly think she forgot that i explicitly mentioned to her NOT to forget it this time (like she did before) but either way, I left her and found another.
I have a lot of friends who got their eyebrows done, as well as various other procedures, in Korea (I live in Japan so it's quite convenient) and I have to say that Korea truly does knock it out of the park with the plastic surgery and permanent tattooing
Speaking as a tattoo artist! If an artist fucks up a tattoo, a reputable artist will apologize and work with you to fix/cover it at no cost or cost of supplies used. Most will NOT refund you because you still got a service and this isn’t an easy job, especially physically.
If they’re a trash “artist”, they’ll make up some weird reason/excuse as to why it’s YOUR fault and then trash talk you the moment you leave; ghost/block you; try and convince you to give them another insane deposit and then ghost you or just put you on blast on tiktok as a trashy client and try to blacklist you.
Do your research on artists. If you go to someone solely because they’re popular online/tiktok… expect a trashy/uncomfortable experience or a trashy tattoo. Try to find someone who doesn’t actually focus on content creation, but their craft. Always look for healed photos, never go to someone who posts ONLY videos or far away photos you can’t zoom in on. Also… you get what you pay for. You pay 100$ for a sleeve, expect a 100$ quality sleeve.
Feel free to reply with questions! I can give all kinds of red flags to look for as a tattoo artist who got heavily tattooed before tattooing and has learned /a lot/ haha.
Seeing as just half of my sleeve so far has cost $4k I would a $100 one would be at risk for massive infections and possibly lead to amputation
that's really interesting cos my guy went over and over the word "butterflies" on mine, he was like "check it, check it again, seriously check it" and now I'm wondering if he thought it was spelled "butterflys" until I showed him it was not and I wrote it correctly.
I have a question. I'm from Poland. Decades ago I got tattoo made from guitar string and walkman motor and it looks... It's small 5 cm). I was asking professional tattoo artist about cover and they told me it must be big. I have it on my chest and I dodn't want to completely cover the chest. I want the exact same pattern ( tribal butterfly - see? I told you it's old.
Regarding the tattoo artist having consequences -- I have 10+ tattoos and every tattoo artist I have gone to, especially when incorporating text, has asked me to check it three times before they will start. They will also read out the letters one by one. Professional tattoo artists are careful about this, but I think ultimately it's the responsibility to the person being tattooed to make sure everthing's fine.
Managed a tattoo studio for years and the most common thing people get wrong is dates... We triple check, even ask if they want to phone someone to check then come back 2 days later saying it's wrong.. the artist will try to fix it but ultimately the client gave us the wrong date.
Yeh for real.
"This is a tattoo" is the best shizz I've ever seen!
A decent tattoo shop will design on paper/computer, verify the design, stencil it on, double check if you want any adjustments, THEN ink you.
I have three tattoos, and I researched tattoos, tattooing, placement, tattoo parlors, and tattoo artists for at least two years before I got my first tattoo. I was dead set on never having a bad tattoo (luckily, all three of mine look great, and I love them), so I did research. I can't comprehend why anyone would go into a tattoo session without any preparation whatsoever. Even scrolling through an artist's Instagram for 10 minutes beforehand is worth it.
Everthing will always be fine with such a positive attitude. The ladies’ laughter was the icing on the cake.
The football players brought back a memory from when I worked at Great Clips. Picture it...3 stylists working and in walks a whole baseball team. Half of the team had horrible shaved heads but shaved like bald spots, reverse Mohawks, and chunks just shaved from random spots. The coaches were so mad, and the whole team was in trouble. The seniors made the freshmen let them shave their heads as an initiation. These kids were at an away tournament and were hundreds of miles from home in the coaches care. The 3 of us stylists had our hands full, and some just had to have their hair fully buzzed off. There's not much you can do to fix a Munk bald spot or a reverse Mohawk. As each kid got his hair cut, the coaches made the senior who cut that kids hair call and explain to the parents of the kids whose hair he cut what he had done. The coaches paid and tipped us very well, but the seniors' parents all agreed to pay the coaches back, and the seniors were going to have to work it off. I think the coaches tipped us so well so the seniors would have to work harder, lol.
I love this story soooo much!!!❤😂
I love that there were some coaches that actually held the teens accountable.
I had my brows microbladed nearly a year ago and they still look amazing.. it helped me grow them out naturally as well since I was used to overplucking and not knowing where to draw the line! Just make sure you choose the right colour :)
The artist should always be checking with you when they place the stencil, not only to ensure the spelling and wording is correct but also for sizing and placement purposes. I have no idea how these people can go through getting the whole tattoo done without seeing it ONCE to double-check everything before it gets started. Y'all, please remember these things are PERMANENT! I have 8 tattoos (currently) and not once have I not seen the tattoo at least twice before the needle ever touches my skin.
I would've preferred "Everthing's fine", it captures life at the core and it would've made me laugh every time I read it 😂😂 and if anyone asked I would say it was spelled that way because I promised to stop asking y 😂😂
I was a tattoo apprentice pre-covid, we have the client sign paperwork after they see the stencil giving the okay on the design as is.
For lettering, they have to initial a separate box stating they examined the lettering and it's accurate.
The jellyfish is definitely an easy rework. The lesson is to look at portfolios. Make sure their work is the quality you want on your body. Go in with your own references. Check the stencil in the mirror and don't be afraid to bring up concerns.
Thank you! When I got my first one, the symbol in the center was upside down when she first put the stencil on, and I almost didn't say anything. Then my brain started functioning again and I had her fix it. You ALWAYS have to look at the stencil - for spelling and placement and everything. If you don't, then that's on you.
jelllyfish chick definitely should have spent more than 30 minutes thinking about it before getting a tattoo, especially one that big. she also should have hit the pause button when the artist said he'd never done anything like that before. regarding the stencil, i have a feeling that guy tried to freehand that jellyfish.
@@hesjustthisguyyaknow I wouldn't judge him based on never tattooing a jellyfish if his portfolio was solid. My artist/master artist has been tattooing since 1984, has the first legal shop in our city, helped write industry regulations back in the 90s, and before I asked for one back in 2018ish, he'd never tattoo'd an anglerfish. But his work is so solid the sleeve it's in was photographed for Tattoo Life Magazine.
Look at portfolios as a whole.
@@lisamelroy2855 This is so important because had you not spoken up, she'd never think about it again, but you'd think about it forever. I've had tattoos I was unhappy with, it's torture. It's embarrassing. It's expensive to cover.
“In which case, I didn’t get rid of the old chair.” Charlotte, you are an amazing person, and we love you!😂🤣
9:34 Cheese burrito girl only narrowly missed becoming a Susie pesto😅
Just about had a heart attack because I also made the impulsive decision to get a jellyfish tattoo.
Had to whip my pants off real quick to make sure it didn’t look like a peen. 😂
Forever grateful that I got it done in black and white.
😂😂😂
😂
The good ending 😆
It’s the dog tattoo for me. Come on did he really think that a dog went and picked out a tattoo? Why else would a dog have a tattoo? 😂😂😂
In Mongolia, microblading your eyebrows is fairly normal and usually people do it so well. I got mine done twice in like 10 years. I basically got them to map out my eyebrow shape so that I don't go around with nike logo on my face. Subtle is the best because it fades without much problems 😅
I had my first microblade session just over 3 years ago, & I LOVE them. I do get a yearly touch up at which she tones the color, fills in any area that has faded, etc. but I am still thrilled with how they look & its made my day to day easier
The everthing’s fine tattoo hilarity was wholesome. That client is an amazing sport.
Honestly, I feel like that's the ONE mistake of be okay with. Cuz everything is NOT fine. It never has been.
So yep, everthing's fine. Seems fitting to me that even the tattoo isn't fine.
Feel bad for the artist though, coz you can tell her was freaking out. Hope they assured him it was okay
@@bottomofastairwell they said it in the video that it was not there fault but they were both laughing so hard I think he thought it was panic laughter
@@petthequeenofmaddness8592 oh i heard that part, but still, as the artist, i can imagine he'd be freaking out like oh god, what did i do? so glad they were good sports about it though, cuz honestly, i think it's hilarious too
we have a saying in the cosmetology industry: the difference between a good haircut and a bad haircut is 2 weeks 😂
Yeah, my hairdresser had me come in for a trim up two weeks before my sister's wedding, and honestly it was perfect for her pictures.
My hair (and nails) grows like bamboo so a month is about right for trims for me. Even with my hair cut to just below my jaw at my last cut it was getting aggravating and shaggy by four weeks. I've gone a few months past (chronic migraines have me canceling so much) and my hair is past my shoulders now, or just at them in the front with my curls all scrunched, and now it stays in a clip much better, which is nice. I don't like having my hair sit on my neck because I overheat easily and it feels really hot and uncomfortable if I can't get my neck cooled. I haven't had hair this long in over twenty years. 😂
unfortuantely the difference between a bad perm and good perm is six months.
My Grandfather had a similar saying, but he said one week! His hair apparently grew very quickly. 😂
As a hairdresser in Australia, I absolutely disagree. I have had clients who have had an absolute shocker cut/style done and haven't had a haircut for YEARS because they're terrified of trusting a new stylist. The vast majority of my clients come through recommendations and I find listening and using visual references can help. I still get a huge buzz from seeing my clients smile from ear to ear when they see the final results. I've worked with many great hairdressers, I've also worked with some that don't give a shite... It shows in their work.
@@elenawilliams32 You sound like a great hairdresser. I haven't had horrible experiences with hairdressers, but one time I told a hairdresser not to cut my hair too short, because I have a lot, thick and frizzy hair, and I need it to be weighed down. For some reason hairdressers don't seem to believe me, so after she was done, she looked at my hair and said "It'll look better when it grows a bit.", and this kind of stuff happens all the time. And I can understand they don't believe customers, because customers lie and don't know what they're talking about, but if my hairdresser's not going to believe me, I do expect them to know what the end result is going to look like. So yeah I avoid going to the hairdresser, because my hair grows better when I don't go anyway.
I’ve had my eyeliner tattooed along my lash line a few times and have a retouch appointment scheduled for next week. Never regretted it for a moment. You need to plan a NATURAL style of permanent make up otherwise you’ll just look like half of your make up isn’t finished 😂
Seeing Charlotte AND Roly on the same screen made my heart so happy 🫶💕 They're both my favorites 😍
The first girl already had amazing lips😭
She's so pretty! She has gorgeous eyes. I hope her lip situation calmed down! She seemed pretty chill about it though. I like her personality. Few things in life are worth getting a knot tied in your tail about.
My sister has microblading and semi permanent makeup like lips and eyeliner and it still looks amazing even after a few years! It really does just depend on where you go. It is not a "do not go ever" type of situation. It really is absolutely based on the place you go and who does it. Also make sure to be ABSOLUTELY vocal about what you want. They'll show you what you're getting first and you can say yes or no to it and they'll fix it for you!
I've heard from several people that it really can depend on body chemistry and the ink too! Like if you're super oily it might not "stick" as well. I've wanted mine done for ages but I'm just too scared lol
@@shelbystroud5210 was going to say that everyone is different so it might go well or be a disaster
Yeah I honestly do the brow tints and stains myself. By that's because I'm on the darker side and I only do hot showers which I know makes that fade faster. But absolutely right! The ink definitely matters. My sister's faded into a nice light brown and not orange
@@FilipinaHoneyTV do brow tints and stain also dye your skin or only the hair? I have dark hair but sparse areas
@@shelbystroud5210 I’ve done brow tints and it colors the skin as well.
got 3 tattoos and have 2 more scheduled this month. it’s a permanent thing, so folks y’all better think it through before getting inked. i’ve been planning my tattoos for YEARS. i plan things for a very long time before putting them in action so i won’t regret it later. tattoo is a permanent thing so y’all don’t be hasty.
my tattoo artist always makes me triple check for the placement of the tattoo. we even have multiple consultations for each tattoo so i’m sure on which design i want inked on my body. the placement, the design, the colour, etc. is checked with me multiple times before inking.
My sister had exactly the same microblading! She paid a fortune at a highly reputable provider and looked perfect at first. Eventually they blended into solid blocks and after three years they faded to a weird taupe shade. She’s been to laser tattoo removal 6 times already because the brownish color is actually comprised of particles of red, blue, etc. They can only lift one color at a time and then you need to heal.
If she could turn back time she would have preferred to do her own eyebrows using make up because the microblading just wasn’t worth it
Microblading isn't permanent. You're supposed to go back every year or two and have it touched up.
@@joannekeith738yes. I had mine done about 18 months ago so will be due for a touch up in the next few months. I had a great result and will definitely have it redone.
I did mine at least 8 years ago and the ink is still there but you don´t see any strokes anymore they are just like blocks@@joannekeith738
@@joannekeith738 It’s *not supposed* to be permanent. Sometimes it is, obviously.
I have 5 tattoos. My artist and I spent plenty of time checking stencil and placement before any needle came out. My one tattoo has wording, in a different language. I do happen to know that language, and the artist checked with me multiple times before doing anything. Just...go to a reputable, experienced place.
“Everthing’s fine” is my new life motto.
Roley!!! OMG love him, his vibes are so chaotic, he's like a shot of espresso to the soul.
The 'We've only been together two weeks - I'm out' Red flag (or red lips in this matter) right there! I dropped an ex when they said the L word after 2 hours dating.
Love this video, reminds me I need to fix a bad tattoo lol
I hope it’s not real and did it just for views.
Yea, I had some guy say I love you when we had just been talking for one day, never met face to face (met on a dating app) and barely knew anything about one another beyond the basics of favorite color, pets, and what we were looking for on the app. Noped right out of that.
Had a guy proposed when we met because he was illegal and needed a green card 😂
I had to tell him at the time I wasn’t a citizen yet. He was like ‘oh, nvm’ and I never heard from him again. Good riddance
My ex asked me out outside of science class, I said yes. We didn't see each other for 2 is hours due to different classes. He met me for lunch grabbed my hand and said I love you. I gagged and noped out of that. We stayed friends and I watched him ruin ever relationship after when he cheated on ever single one
I've been there a few times, unfortunately.
1 - I'd been flirting with this guy from a uni chat group for a few weeks but due to several reasons we'd never actually met in person. One day I couldn't respond to his messages because I was doing volunteer work with children. He absolutely freaked out over me not responding and couldn't understand why one dude responsible for around 20 kids of ages 6-10 would be too busy/focused to check his phone. After I got mad at him, he apologized and I actually did give him another chance (I usually give people a second chance...but just one). Just a few days later he freaked out again over something mundane. He said he was just stressed because of how much he loved me and how we're soulmates. Again...WE'D NEVER EVEN MET! When I said we were done, he claimed he'd spoken to spirits who told him we were meant to be and one day it'd happen.
2 - Met this guy during an anime convention and we ended up making out. We ran into each other again during this picnic event thing and kept talking. He walked me to my bus stop and tried asking me to be his exclusive boyfriend. He got SUPER down when I had to explain to him that we never even had an actual date, just two random encounters. Actually went out with him once (although tbh it was just because we were going to the same show, I didn't wanna go alone and though "why not?"). He was more chill that day but it didn't last, and when I decided to distance myself, he started calling me everyday, multiple times a day. Fun fact: I NEVER GAVE HIM THE LANDLINE NUMBER! Eventually got rid of him but we did run into each other multiple times over the next years and he was always SO weird.
3 - Guy kept telling me he couldn't get me off his mind, after only a couple weeks of seeing each other. Eventually he gave me an STD, refused to admit I'd gotten it from him and actually hid his own dyagnosis until I confronted him about it. To make it even better, the same week he sent a message to my then boss, asking for sex, while still claiming to be crazy about me and only me. I was close friends with my boss and actually at his place for dinner when the messages came. It was hilarious.
Charlotte, I'm Italian and you're half right about the Papalina! It is indeed a tiny hat, but it's specifically made for the pope (papa = pope) . Love you and your content, always ❤
Haha I came here to say that. I don’t know Italian but enough about Italy that I made that guess 😂 I just wanted her to know she wasn’t saying anything secretly racist.
Came here for this lol ty comments section for always come in clutch
Se guardi sul dizionario, no, è solo che ormai la mette solo lui
oh thank god 😂
Thank you for the correct spelling. When I look up the translation, it literally means "Skullcap." 😂 Also, mentions the pope.
Although, in some Spanish speaking countries, it also means "state of being drunk." 😂
For the girl with the "orange eyebrows", there are such things as eyebrow pencils. It'll just cover that orange right up while you're waiting to get it finished.
Might not be allowed to for the healing process, maybe? Like introducing a foreign substance (whatever the eyebrow pencil uses for the color) to healing skin.
Okay but that painted over cover up is brilliant though and very well executed. If only he did it only once 😂
I had my lower lash line enhanced and I love it! It’s not over-the-top like a solid line of eyeliner; it’s subtle and great for no makeup days!
No regerts! 😂❤
No regerts 😂
What does "having your lower lash line enhanced" mean? I'm not sure what that is. Could someone explain? Thanks, fellow potatoes!
@@missmurphy420 I guess maybe under the bottom lash line is the tattoo eyeliner? idk 😔
@@TeddyLovesAxl she said it's not "over-the top, like a solid line of eyeliner" so I was wondering what the difference was in what she had done on her lower lash line.
I also want a pick! The lower lash line tattoos I’ve seen look terrible. I’m guessing it is more like a smudge look, not a harsh line. I did my upper lash lines along the water membrane and have had it retouched every few years. It’s been 5 years since my last retouch and just scheduled another appointment, it’s the best for a natural look
Charlotte, I've watched your videos every day for a long time now, but the last almost 3 months, I've watched your videos as I've received a daily medical treatment. Today was my last treatment, so I wanted to thank you for keeping me company (and keeping me distracted from the discomfort). I appreciate you! You're one of only 3 or 4 channels I watch religiously :)
Congratulations on finishing treatment!!!
When the little boy said “I almost said wtf! But I didn’t! Because she a nice lady and I feel bad for her” that tickled me and warned my heart all at once. I love little kids lol
The everything’s fine tattoo sent me 😂 Her laugh made me laugh. That was SO cute!
I have had my eyebrows micro-bladed twice and they look amazing! I went from having no eyebrows (a lifetime of over plucking) to have really nice eyebrows. After about 4 years they faded and I had to get them redone. But I am super happy with them! I even gifted my mom new eyebrows!
Yeah, I have had my eyebrows nano'd for over a year and they are still looking nice, I got them retouched last week (I originally asked for a bit more of an arch, but decided I'm okay with a bit more of a natural brow). A few of my coworkers have theirs done as well, and one of my old bosses has had hers done for years (with retouches since they fade a bit, they didn't go any weird colour).
Everyone's brows look good, no weird fading, no strange colours, etc. Might depend on where you go and what inks they are using and your own skin type, perhaps? None of those I know that had it done regret it so far.
@@r.n.9347The weird fading colors is based on ink. I went to a place in Seoul so of course they have dark brown and black ink only. They told me they don’t suggest brown ink because it fades to orange (this was 10 years ago). I am a dark blonde and have dyed my hair ginger before, it looks quite good with my skin tone so said that is a perk for me 😂 They still refused to use the brown ink and used black instead (I’m thinking they were secretly out but didn’t want to say)
Well, it still faded to orange! I’m sure there is some color theory as to why it appears orangish but I’m a dark golden blonde anyway so it blends with my brows 🤷♀️😄
I wish I could be gifted them lol
Such a treat to see Roly in your video! Loved the video and this part in particular ❤
PS I have tattooed eyeliner since 4 years. Touched it up after 2 years and it's still gorgeous. I asked a colleague about her experience (because I liked hers) and she told me she had her eyeliner and eyebrows tattooed for over 6 years and it was still beautiful! Touch up every 2 years seems to work. And ask someone you trust to be honest who has the tattoos longer than 2 weeks 🧐 if you do that.... you're probably going to enjoy the results 😊
Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
I actually shouted out loud, Rolyyyyyyy!!! So cool to see Roly getting some exposure 😊
7:05 the artist looks rekked 🤣
the JELLYFISH had me dying :D :D also... the VEINS . The placement is just too perfect
6:41 she’s laughing like that because she’s mid mental breakdown lmao this just concludes that everything is indeed not fine 😂😂😂
It made me choke on my hot cocoa and I actually didn’t feel pain, only laughter
I took a year to decide I definitely wanted a tattoo and what I wanted, and I designed it with the tattoo artist. That was 30 years ago, and I still love it. It's permanent people and too painful and expensive to remove, so be 100% sure you love it
You do understand that everybody’s pain tolerance is different, right? They’re not that painful. Also depending on the size, art style, tattoo artist & time limit of the session, they can be inexpensive. Also not everybody cares about having an extremely meaningful tattoo because when your body dies & decays, it doesn’t matter. 😂 Tattoos do not have to mean something & that is the dumbest misconception spread on the Internet. Nobody needs your validation to do something to their own body.
@brainfluidZ I think you should stop your assuming and go back and actually read what I said.
Did you watch the video .... my post is in response to the video.
I'm also not telling people not to put things on their body, live and let live imo if you want a pic of a penis on your forehead, and never regret it, fantastic.
I also never said anything about getting a tattoo as being painful, I hardly felt mine .... what I said was getting it removed, if you did regret it is costly and painful
@@brainfluidZTattoos are painful mostly depending on location. I'm friends with a few tattoo artists and they have tattoed large burly men full of arm and leg sleeves that couldn't finish small tattoos on their ribs. Also, MILLIONS of people have regretted tattoos. It is very good sound advice to tell others to make sure the tattoo is something that means a lot to you and not something you might just like for the moment. People evolve and change over the years and it is insane to act like tattoo regret doesn't happen.
Fun fact: the “papaline” that Charlotte talks about in 16:50 are the little hats church officials wear. Have a nice day!
Love you for being honest! 👏🏼
There’s a big difference between micro blading and micro shading. I always tell clients what will happen long term with blading. Eventually you’ll have to remove or cover with shading. Micro shading is what you need girl!!!! It looks like powered brows, lasts longer, does not blur. Highly recommend!!!!
thank you for reinforcing my resolve to never get a tattoo! I don't like unnecessary pain and knowing myself, I'd be bored of it within a couple of weeks!
I honestly love all of my tattoos but one. Just make sure you get something you’ve been thinking of for more than a year, and make sure you look at the art style you want with each artist. Like; I usually go to one guy. But he doesn’t do very well with the art style I wanted for one specific one. So, I asked him info, he gave me a few names, I did a couple walk ins to view their art, thought about it for a couple more weeks and looked at their stuff online some more, and then decided to book an appointment with one guy. And I LOVE IT. It’s been on me for 10 years and it’s still vibrant and beautiful and I get compliments on it often. Just make sure you get something you’d love and by an artist that does well with that style. But if you still decide on not getting one, that’s fine too! Love yourself the way you are and decorate your temple the way you choose.
Honestly same, that's why I get the semi permanent ones. (They last 2 weeks)
@@vanovasmith9586 are they still inked into the skin?
I have several tattoos and even the one on my ribs and inner wrists didn’t hurt… I actually think tattoos feel good! 🤷🏼♀️ But I also wait for over a year when I come up with a tattoo that I want to get to ensure that it is something that I really want and won’t regret later… especially since tattoo removal is way more painful than getting a tattoo, plus you need multiple sessions, so it ends up being pricier than getting a tattoo. But I totally respect those that have no desire to ever get a tattoo as well. You do you! 🫶🏽
@@erikarussell1142 no, it's just like the ones you get for kids. Just designed to last longer.
My powder brows look amazing Charlotte,a lot of factors play into how they heal and how quickly they fade as you know each of us have different healing times,some people's skin gets rid of the pigment faster than others. I love mine.
Love the woman laughing 😂 at the tattoo
Omg Roly!! He’s such a fun CZcamsr 😂 he does a ton of reactions to awful tattoos, but also awful piercings.
ROLY! I love him. Love unintentional cross-overs
He's the best
He is so chaotic and hilarious and some of those fails...oof. You think that they hit rock bottom, but life threw them shovels and said, "Get digging b*tch!" 😂
LOVE ROLY!
The "everthing" tattoo is actually perfect as is. With the irony it's much more meaningful imo.
Ikr?! I love it! No regerts!!
@@sherylw4599 haha, exactly.
The irony on the “Everthing’s fine” tattoo is impeccable. 😂😂😂
My aunt got tattooed eyebrows that looked absolutely natural; her artist did an excellent job. She was tired of drawing them on with makeup.
So happy for you that you now have a fart noise free chair! (But girl, you don't have to lie if some of those were you 😂)
You ain’t gotta lie to kick it… 😂
Now we'll be getting 100% pure and natural organic farts.
@@michaelhoward142 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂 oh geez😅
The hockey beard made me remember my late Dad very fondly. He passed Christmas Eve Day 2009 very unexpectedly, and I'd just gotten back from my first semester of college. Earlier that year, he was big into growing a hockey beard to support our city's team. All of my high school graduation photos with him have a super gnarly, gross-looking hockey beard 🤣 I needed that laugh when you were talking about playoff beards. Thanks, Charlotte! 💞
What a beautiful memory. Ty for sharing ❤
MY MIRCOBLADING was amazing . starting to fade now but ive had it done twice in 10 years and they are still amazing
The irony of the "everthing's fine" tattoo is priceless
One of my tattoos, the artist placed the stencil, started the tattoo, stopped, eyeballed it, shook his head, washed it off, and then FREEHANDED the tattoo. I was freaking out the entire time, thankfully he was a real pro and I absolutely love it. To this day it is my favorite tattoo.
11:09 at least hee tattoo is light enough to cover up too lol
It depends on the brow artist I think. My friend in Alberta has been getting her brows done for 6 + years and they look phenomenal.
My friend from BC has tattooed green eyebrows now but they didn’t start green
Charlotte I have watched you for years and you just get more beautiful by the video! Thank you for hours of entertainment through life's ups and downs ❤
The tattoo at 3:53 "A good friend told me you are memory without them we equal nothing" seems to be a quote from a song by the band Avenged Sevenfold the song is called Remenissions.
A good friend once told me you memory
Without them we equal nothing
All I can see is the place I wanna be
Suddenly my life was so free
That's how the lyrics are written out, probably why there was no punctuation
Everthing's fine lmaoooo. If this had happened to my mum or myself, we would've had the same reaction, laughing our butts off and loving every second of it. It makes the tattoo so much better. Now it's a fun story. The artist was upset a bit, but it's totally okay dude!
Read in the comments, it was the lady that ASKED him to misspell it. Not his mistake
@@maritazietsman7691 interesting.
Not the artist's fault
They asked for it
@@xxzcfdxc apparently so. I still think he looked a bit upset initially. Or embarrassed. Idk. Still a fun clip.
You are correct about the tattoo Charlotte. Outline Shading. Colour if you choose. After the stencil is placed
They show you the stencil before they put it on you. If you give thumbs up, they place the stencil. They also let you look at it in the mirror to make sure it adhered properly. ALL before the needle ever touches you.
It’s always a roller coaster of emotions with you, Miss Charlotte! Congratulations on the new, quieter chair but dang it! If the next “announcement” isn’t on par with (or bigger than) you and Mike moving in together, then please don’t hype it and get our hopes up! Please and thank you. 😉😂🤣
Didn’t she mentioned that they moved in together? Like bought this place together? Or was it only for the neighbour?😂😂😂
Lol the whiplash.
She already told us they are moving in together:)
@@xchange2373they did. She is now filming in their new place. My point was that if the announcement is not at least that big then she is getting us excited about lesser things. Basically, I’m waiting to hear an engagement announcement or even a pregnancy announcement (not to “put anything on them” or get them thinking about it) because a new chair is a bit of a letdown after they’ve moved in together. 😉
@@a.k.emerson424I know. That’s why I was expecting something bigger! A new chair, while great, is not even in the same neighborhood as that was my point. 😉
6:28
That may not have not gotten the tattoo she wanted, but she got the tattoo she needed!
6:18 If it made me laugh that much, I’d honestly keep the tattoo. Seems like a pretty nice memory to have 😂
I love key want an everything's fine with the dog in the burning house tattoo now 🤣 the irony is too perfect.
Charlotte, I got my brows micro bladed by a truely great artist ( I payed attention to their social media as well) and it’s been 4 years and they still look amazing and natural!!
They look great
Yay! A new throne for our petty queen!
I've literally been contemplating getting a jellyfish tattoo on my thigh for YEARSSSS because jellyfish are my favorite animals. Now I'm rethinking everything.
My eyebrow micro blading turned out great. The shape, the color, everything was perfect.
I've had my brows microbladed for almost 2 years now and I couldn't be happier. Premium pricing doesn't always mean better results
Exactly
My son got his microbladed about a year and a half ago (he lost his due to alopecia and was tired of being asked 'what happened to your eyebrows?'). I was a bit nervous about how they would do on a 'guy' brow, but the artist was phenomenal. A fully microbladed brow will never look exactly like a natural brow, but dang, she came as close as is humanly possible, I think.
Wait until a few years, they may not look the same. I did mine at least 8 years ago and they are lika blocks without any strokes left. I did them 10 years ago the first time, and then redid them.
I love my eyebrows, too! I’ve had them for 7 years. I have had them touched up periodically to stay fresh and up to date (I also have wanted them darker than when I started). I would recommend getting micro bladed from someone who actually knows what they’re doing and going for touch ups when you feel necessary.
I’ve never have them “block” up
@@Sara-kg7us This is true. Unlike traditional tattoos, microblading does not go as deep into skin and will need retouching every 2-3 years to maintain best results.
I'll never understand why some women go through pain and $$$ to "fix" a physical feature that was already ideal. The first woman had gorgeous lips already!
No brains.
It's less about "fixing" and more about enhancing when blushing lips. I have naturally pale lips and hate putting on lipstick. But when I do my makeup for an event, it's nice to just throw on chapstick with my already tinted lips. Semi permanent makeup is def a time saver (when done correctly)
Yeah, women do this for other women. Men don't care, especially if they are in good relationship.
Ok, but the saddest part is lots of them looked better BEFORE the ridiculous enhancements....
@@susanfanning9480Tell that to the men who go for the height enhancer treatment and the guy who came up with it
Seeing Roly in your video was such a weird crossing of worlds for me lmfao A welcomed surprise but wow was not expecting to see Charlotte reacting to Roly
The only tattoo mistake I have is not having the G capitalised on my let go & let God tattoo 😂 the amount of people who told me afterwards I thought it was fine lol
6:50 I think it actually makes the tattoo better (in this specific case) that it is mispelled wrong :D