TikTok Rainbow Freckle Tattoo Drama | Daisy Lovesick
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2024
- There is some crazy rainbow freckle tattoo drama exploding on Tiktok right now! Today we're going over the rainbow freckle tattoo drama. This rainbow freckle tattoo drama is all over tiktok. Some people love the rainbow freckle tattoo... a lot of people HATE the rainbow freckle tattoo. I'm going to explain everything that's going on with the rainbow freckle tattoo drama for you all today! Enjoy :)
0:00 Rainbow Freckle Tattoo
2:41 Comments
3:55 Daisy Lovesick
6:00 Fake Account
8:25 Freckle Tattoo Ink
11:04 Healed Rainbow Freckle Tattoo
12:15 Face Tattoos
16:02 Rainbow Freckle Tattoos
17:20 Final Thoughts
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Maybe I'm alone in this, but if you purposely use the wrong ink, you're a bad artist, no matter your graphical skill level. It feels like basic knowledge right next to a sterile work environment, knowing your ink.
And then to double down and act condescending when people point out that you're wrong... "Cosmetic ink and regular ink are the same" Uhh, no the hell they aren't Daisy. Just like not all rectangles are squares, not all tattoo ink is _cosmetic_ ink. She's rude *and* she's stupid, which is a bad combination when she's got a needle and is coming at your face with the wrong pigments.
She's not using the wrong ink. They want colorful tattoos on their face, so she's using the right inks that will provide long-lasting pigment. They don't want them to fade away and disappear like with cosmetic inks that will eventually break down over time, such as permanent eyeliner, lips, and eyeshadow. I could understand if she was getting that type of work done, eyeliner for instance, or her lips, then the artist would be facetious in stating she's using cosmetic tattooing because that would require an ink that would fade, unless the client specifically wanted a permanent ink. But when you say that you're getting rainbow tattoos, I don't even think that cosmetic ink comes and rainbow colors, does it? When I went to check out the options for eyeliner 10 years ago it was basically just muted colors, neutrals and grays, browns and some shades of navy. I didn't see any bright greens or reds or anything like that, in fact they didn't have green or red at all because I wanted a burgundy eyeliner and they were not able to offer that so I didn't get it.
@DRAMAKEKEI agree with you. Off topic, I wonder why somebody would want the area around their nipples bigger? I have very small ones, in fact I have none, just perky nipples and I love them😂 but to each their own, I guess it's the same reason why girls want bigger boobs. I'm happy to have mine at my age look as good as they do, especially after nursing two babies.😂 I need to research more about making my own ink. I'm 43 years old, and back in 1991 I gave myself a heart tattoo on my hand😅 back then of course it was black, now it's faded very deep blue and looks like a freckle, ironically 😂😂 but that's what happens when you hang out with kids at a trailer park and are exposed to their adult mentors that have prison gangs tattooed all over their body and have no problem telling kids what India ink and needle and thread are about😂 My dad saw some of the other tattoos I had given myself at that age when I was 14. He finally saw what I was managing to hide skillfully for so long... And he immediately took me to minor and James here in Seattle, where there was a dermatologist clinic and the man gave me three (laser removal, back when the guns went BAP! BAP! BAP! slow as fuck and hurt more than getting the tattoo, plus the smell of burnt flesh ta boot was "rad" 🙃🙄) sessions and my tattoos were all gone. Luckily my dad allowed me to keep the heart! 10 out of 10 would do it again😂 I was actually just thinking about doing a little stick and poke rune, or something, sigil or some sort that I'll make. I'm Saami and feeling compelled to do some self work for my ancestors.
@@Pugetwitchthe clients are saying they are expecting them to soften and fade like cosmetic inks are supposed to. i dont really think the clients are just assuming thats the case, she's probably telling them that will happen when she cant guarantee it. also im p sure cosmetic inks can come in reds now if theyre doing lips w it haha
@@Pugetwitch I think areola tattoos are most common for trans people and people with cancer, or people that have large breast implants so their nipples don't match their breast size
The only thing I worry about is the expectation of fading. If she's telling her clients they will for sure fade, but isn't using the correct ink for that, that's shady. Otherwise, get whatever tattoo you want, it's your face.
@@AzathothTheGreat i've heard a TON of stories of people's microbladed eyebrows not fading, or fading blue/green like older tattoo inks did. i think there's even a microblading removal subreddit. i feel like a huge chunk of that is people lying about the inks they're using. regular tattoo inks (especially the older ones) are much cheaper than cosmetic inks and i think people are just offering the service for cheap and using regular tattoo ink. important to do your research about this stuff.
The Ephemeral saga all over again....
Unemployable indefinitely and then y’all say you can’t get a job because of made up autism. Yeesh.
@@AzathothTheGreatnot an expert myself, but from she said on the video sounds like it’s also the technique. She said you have to tattoo on the top layer of the skin and not go too deep. Maybe it was done by someone that didn’t have experience with micro blading
Plus since she is saying it might take up to a year or more to fade, they can't ask for a refund for her messing up their face... They might like and defend their freckles now because they believe they will fade and look better in a few years but what actions can they take in a few years when they don't? There is nothing they can do about it at that point... Damage done...
these would genuinely be so cute if they were done by a better artist who cared more about placement
Right? I’ve seen these look so cute. Especially when it’s a combination of natural looking freckles and some rainbow ones sprinkled in. It’s sucks that these overshadow the good quality ones.
I also feel like because of the range of different colors, rainbow freckles usually look the most visually appealing on people with super even skin tones. Some shades, especially the red and purple, can accentuate the appearance of conditions like acne, hyperpigmentation, and blotchiness (unless the freckles are placed super strategically, hence your comment). And I say this as a person with all of the above lol
But also if the clients are happy, I’m happy for them. I just worry about the people who went to her shop who didn’t like their results
tbh all promises of "fading" are sketch. faded microblade eyebrows are just... orange and blotchy
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i'd rather draw different colorful freckles on everyday than have them tattooed. you can't really predict how they're gonna heal and age. also, beauty trends like this come and go, so i think it's a dumb choice to get them tattooed
Her practices might be suspicious but giving the people who get the tattoos so much hate is just ridiculous to me. Like they're adults, they seem to love the tattoos what's wrong with that? You don't have to love or like a tattoo from someone else. Let them maybe enjoy a silly tattoo.
yeah to me the biggest issue is saying they're cosmetic tattoos and that they'll fade when she's just using regular tattoo ink. but i hardly think some rainbow dots are worth the hate just in concept alone. not everyone likes the same things. if you don't like it, just don't get it jeez. "don't yuck my yum" was something we were supposed to learn as kids!
that's the biggest pet peeve from this. who cares what anyone else thinks about the tat you just got?
It’s the internet. People are always gonna give their blunt assessment online.
@@Sharki_Vproblem is they then come online and complain why they can’t get jobs with face ink… 😂
Literally like I’m sure these people already have jobs that are okay with facial tattoos so what’s the problem
I used to follow Daisy on Tumblr back when she was known as "iloveyoulessthanpunk". I'm SO confused on how she got into tattooing, because she often posted about how she was legally blind, even with thick glasses she was not allowed to drive, and how her eyesight was continuing to deteriorate and it was possible she'd be completely blind one day.
I don't know why more people aren't commenting on this. I find THAT to be the craziest thing I've heard about her so far. How are you legally blind and tattooing ????
Well that makes sense 😂
There's a lot of people that are legally blind doing a lot of different careers. I work with somebody who teaches and she's legally blind. I also follow a content creator who writes and illustrates books who is also legally blind and will one day completely lose his vision. It's not impossible.
@@MPJ51516 right I understand that. But those things do not involve putting permanent ink with needles into someone's skin. I think that is when it becomes a health and safety hazard for OTHERS. I think legally blind or fully blind people can do all sorts of things and shouldn't let it limit them, but this seems different to me.
@@brigranger2119 There are legally blind people who can and do safely tattoo, she wouldn't be the only or first 🤷 Legally blind doesn't mean total blindness, full black or your whole field of vision being so blurry / dark / white you don't know what's going on. Some people have clear spots (I think 20 degrees is the cutoff), and afaik you can be close enough that 20/200 (or 20/100 or whatever the current requirement is where she lives) with magnifying glasses works for some people
I think tattoo artists need to stop using the label "Cosmetic Tattooing" unless that's what they're actually doing. There's nothing wrong with getting rainbow dots tattooed on your face, but these clients need to know that is all it is. Without the correct ink, placement, and depth, it's just a normal tattoo. Not freckles, not cosmetic tattooing, not something that will fade and look "natural". Just rainbow dots on your face.
100% i feel like calling it cosmetic takes the “edge” off, but if someone feels intimidated about getting tattoos, then they probably shouldnt be getting rainbows on their face under the guise of them begin “cosmetic”
Might have something to do with being able to charge 'cosmetic' prices without actually having to give cosmetic work. Idk, she seems more than a little bit shady to me lol
100%
Yes exactly!! I also feel like for me for a face tattoo you need to make sure that they actually want it or are okay with it staying on them for a long time or forever. Sometimes that ink that fade doesn’t work.
There is also the fact that aesthetics are a super big thing now and lots of people who are super into the internet aesthetics stuff say they regret their tattoos because it doesn’t fit their new look now.
This is def a specific style that I feel like is influenced by social media and I worry that dumbing it down like you said saying it’s cosmetic makes it feel like it’s only for now only for while this style is in but the reality of tattoos is that sometimes even if it’s the right ink it doesn’t fade!
I think calling it rainbow freckles is fine, as the look of dots splattered around your face does resemble what freckles look like, just not in a natural way. If someone said that vs rainbow dots around the face, I'd have a much easier time to understand and imagine what they mean. That said, calling it cosmetic when using regular ink is pretty shitty, telling people it'll fade when it probably won't, at least not completely, is not okay and totally deceptive
Any business that calls themselves a "family" 🚩🚩🚩
“We don’t use the word ‘employee’ here. We use ‘partner’!”
Like… I would feel more comfortable straight-up being called a wage slave. Just be honest about it; if I was a “partner” (or “family”) I would own a reasonable amount of stock in the company lol
(Adds the term family to company job description to weed out anyone under gen y). It's easy to descriminate on age now. Before companies couldnt just say "I dont want anyone younger than x years old", but yall let them know how to avoid yall. Some jobs are real good and will do stuff like this sp they can only hire the demographic they want. It's like the people that do interviews that are told to toss out resumes with pronouns after the interview. A bunch of companies don't want to hire gen Z, yes some older people will get caught in the cross fire but it's a sacrifice they are fine with.
Daisy is absolutely hated by many local artists. She is also not trained as a tattoo artist only qualifications are in cosmetic tattooing. For the area she is in she over charges but hey her business, her rates. If you watch the other video about the whole drama with her you can honestly tell she is totally faking the lgbtqi+ acceptance as a tactic to draw those clients to her shop.
She has always kind of been like that, like I remember she called her husband her partner before they got married and always was extremely vocal about LGBT issues, for a straight woman, who was not featuring gay people in her videos. She has always been a very tumblr SJW type, because tumblr is where she got her start
@@taw2377 to be fair I've not done the biggest research into her posts but i used to see her a lot when i used to be on tik tok and i quickly realised how rude and judgemental she was. Also i do find it funny that I don't think I've ever seen her post photos of tattoos on cis men and none other than her husband (who by her tik toks you wouldn't know she had one) have come to her defence.
@@Shelldrakeaus she used to be big on CZcams back in the day! I watched her videos starting around 2015 or 16 and she used to make a lot of videos with her husband! she is very judgemental and has been for a long time
Please tell me what education are you talking about? In my country there is no formal education for tattoo artists at all, so I’m interested in how others do. Like you learn on your own or take courses from other tattooists. and that’s it. Of course there are other formalities, but they are not about education.
@@lmegalomanial there may not be “official” training but apprenticing for at LEAST a year if not two under an experienced mentor is industry standard, and anyone who doesn’t do this will not have the respect of their tattooist peers
Omg when I heard that she uses actual tattoo ink and not cosmetic tattoo pigment my mouth dropped. I’ve never heard of a reputable cosmetic tattoo artist who uses permanent ink for the face, especially freckles. Maybe it isn’t uncommon, but that would be news to me
She's NOT a reputable tattoo artist! Daisy and Andrew have a bad reputation. Other Australian tattooists can't stand them, as they're giving the industry a bad name, and no other Brisbane tattoo shop would ever recommend them. Daisy is just a nasty piece of work.
Rainbow freckles are definetly not for everyone, but no one have the right to be mean to people that like the style. However, the artist should take accountability for not using the right kind of Ink and not giving any proof that the tattoos will fade
Ya, I actually could see WANTING to use tattoo ink specifically since I assume you'd have more colour choices and you might not want your rainbow freckles to fade as quickly. But saying it will for sure fade in three years when you aren't using the pigment that fades that way is irresponsible.
Why do they always go SO heavy with the coloured freckles? If they were more sparse/naturally placed it would make a world of difference.
i dont think they want it to look natural, its literally a rainbow after all
@@thirdwaveemoThen it just looks bad... I can't wait for wrinkly 90 year old grannies with dense patches of rainbow freckles on their faces. That's going to be interesting.
I saw someone else do rainbow freckles and they looked very cute, different technique would make a world of difference
while I get that tattooed freckles are supposed to fade and blend in with the skin, isn't it the point of rainbow freckles to be bright and bold?
Like if she's lying to her clients about the permanence that's awful, but I don't think the clients should get hate for wanting something "unusual" on their face
yes filtered, blured, zero pores skin being the standard now is messing with people. There is clear hate for people without clear skin + lowkey has the same energy as 'why did you get an arm tattoo, your skin was so pure! people can see it! what a shame!".
i finally found somebody say what i was thinking but couldn't quite put into words! thank you!
But she is lying about the permanence. She claims that these are cosmetic tattoos that will fade in a few years despite using inks that are not meant to be used for cosmetic tattoos and will not fade. When asked about it on her story she lied and said the inks made no difference.
@@bbiyao Tbh it doesn’t make a difference if the depth isn’t correct… There are women with permanent makeup that is just as sharp as it was 20 years ago😅 Or look at all those eyebrows that never faded or turned orange/green.
Tattoos only fade if they are placed in the upper skin layers, which is incredibly hard to do-that’s why there are no real “temporary tattoos”…
IKR? I thought as a society we were over shaming alternative styles, that just seems like a really, really old worldview. I see these comments being appalled at someone tattooing a heart on their face and can only imagine a sad beige mom whose infinity symbol on her wrist was the wildest thing she ever did to herself LMAO
I remember Daisy before she opened her shop. I watched her CZcams videos. She was snarky and sometimes a bit judgmental. I clearly remember her stating on multiple occasions that she was not an artist and was not a tattoo artist, so I was surprised when she indicated she was opening a shop. I felt a bit reassured when she stated that she was opening a cosmetic tattoo shop, but stopped watching her and following her on Facebook when she basically abandoned her Facebook group. I'm disheartened to discover that her shop does non-cosmetic tattoos and I was horrified when I saw the snake tattoo done in her shop. I'm not surprised at all by the way she and Andrew handled the complaints as she seemed to have an attitude about always being right. Oh well. I would never allow anyone to use permanent tattoo ink on my face to create freckles, but that's just me.
watching her tiktok’s was always interesting but some thing has always seemed a bit “off” in how she talks
She and her husband didn’t do a tattoo apprenticeship either and don’t tell their clients btw
I'm Australian. Daisy and Andrew are well known over here - and for all the wrong reasons! They are not well liked, or respected, by others in the community, even in other states. I wouldn't get at tattoo by ANYONE who works with /for them. Nor would I ever let either of them anywhere near my skin - even if they offered it for free!
What were her youtube videos about before?
@CreamIceMs She had some tattoo c I ntent and story times.
I think these colorful freckles should be treated what they are, straight up face tattoos. Her promise of fading in 3 years reminds me of a tattoo company that recently went out of business. Daisy is unhinged and based off the videos I have seen from treacle tattoos, she won’t have a business for much longer. That poor girl with the snake tattoo luckily got it lazored for free by a company who saw her TikTok’s but Daisy blocked her instead of dealing with a distressed client like a real business woman. She didn’t do the tattoo but she promised to fix the tattoo herself, then quickly gas light ghosted her. If someone represents your tattoo studio you are responsible for the problems and shame they bring to your business too. This could have gone way better for Daisy if she just had empathy for someone else for just 60 seconds, but i don’t think she’s capable of even that.
Of COURSE it's Daisy. I used to follow her back when she was a story time channel. She's yikes. Also, if you like rainbow freckles, just make it part of your makeup look. Like ? I'm sure they can be done well, but not everything has to be tattooed and rainbow freckles seem like such a gamble.
i knew it was her as soon as i saw this video pop up 😂
They sell little stamps too if you want stars and unicorns.
The part that gets me is all of these people are young. They love them with their youthful look, but what if 10 years from now they have a job as a banker or sales rep?representative? Getting taken seriously as a woman is hard enough. Imagine trying to while you have a hot pink unicorn on your face.
I feel like having natural looking freckles tattooed on your face is fine and fair enough since it’s no different to microblading or eyebrow tattooing to me. The moment I see people getting neon stars and shit tattooed on their face is where I get concerned. If they’re really sure they want that and really love the result, fair enough, but I feel like some people aren’t understanding that these tattoos could fade poorly and become random splotches of colour or just not budge at all. I’m even more concerned that there are artists willing to do this! If the ink is 100% not permanent and has been proven to be 100% not permanent, sure! Go for it! But I just can’t understand the thought behind it when it’s something that can be achieved by makeup. It’s such an “out there” look that someone might not want everyday for the rest of their life lol
Yes she did stripper videos!!! I didn’t know this was her
if someone wants to get a tattoo let them. it’s no one else’s business. the issue is purposely not using the right ink which isn’t the fault of the people getting the tattoo.
If you’re getting rainbow freckles, you probably want to look colourful and have them stand out. Its a unique choice that not everyone will understand. It’s different than getting regular freckles tattooed for them to look natural & blend in. She shouldn’t say they’ll fade over years, they’re def permanent due to the ink!
Daisy used to make YT videos on her tattoos back in the day.
🌈These give me major Weird Barbie vibes 😄 I respect the clients’ choices even if I personally don’t like the aesthetic, but I wish Daisy was more transparent about her work, like using permanent ink
Tattoos aside, I do not like Daisy Lovesick. She was known many years ago on Tumblr and CZcams as Daisy Lola, and she made a lot of content about body modifications, storytimes, and her previous career as a dancer. I used to watch her content religiously in high school but now that I’m in my twenties I realize that she had a very mean girl personality.
She was always very rude and harsh to her commenters and quick to paint their questions as offensive or problematic even when they weren’t. She was very quick to accuse others of being racist, sexist, or LGBTQ-phobic even though miss girl had one or two tattoos that could be interpreted as offensive, at least by 2016 standards. And it’s not like she was sorry about it either. She was also very rude to Lauren of the CZcams channel Treacle Tatts and accused her of gossiping about her and sucking up to her even though Lauren just really liked Daisy’s content as another heavily tattooed woman. When Daisy deleted her CZcams channel and got popular as a cosmetic tattoo artists I was surprised but happy for her, but now it’s come out that she hires shitty artists who can’t even do a straight line. Her husband also works at the tattoo shop and is super rude so tldr; fuck Daisy Lovesick lol.
I used to be a HUGE fan of her in high school, and commented on almost every video. We definitely had a weird sort of parasocial relationship. She would usually respond, usually pretty sweet, and would say I was mature for my age and smart and whatnot. Once I was 18 and she was probably 25-26 she followed me back on Twitter. Every once in a while she’d check in and ask how college was going, and I thought it was so cool. But sometimes she’d also subtweet me? Or the things I posted? Being very snarky and I remember feeling like if she didn’t want to see the things an 18 year old posts she shouldn’t have followed me back, or should have muted me, because it kind of sucked to have your favorite CZcamsr subtweet snarky things about stuff you post.
Like I jokingly responded to a tweet my friend posted calling him a hoe. And then she made a post saying the word hoe belonged to the black community and it wasn’t educational, it was very rude, and I felt really bad. I didn’t say that word for years but for years, but it’s been probably 5 years since then now and I’ve never heard anybody else say that and I’ve never seen a white person get in trouble for saying hoe, she definitely gets on her high horse about social justice when it is convenient for her.
I remember from her videos back in the day, she said she had borderline personality disorder, and I do too so I sympathize with her a bit and see where some of her attitude and behavior comes from.
But at the same time, it sucks to get older and see someone who I looked up to so much (partially because of our parasocial relationship) is actually not just a little opinionated, but straight up rude
Is she the same Daisy Lola who was iloveyoulessthanpunk? I haven't thought about her in YEARS but I remember a post she made about how she was straight but had 'more support for the queer community in her little finger than Lady Gaga did in her whole body' and it's like... isn't Lady Gaga a bisexual woman? She is PART OF the queer community, what...
I don’t think people knew Lady Gaga was bisexual until recently but tbh that whole “I’m a white/straight/able bodied ally who cares more about marginalized groups than anybody else” is just so odd to me. You often can’t tell that somebody is part of a marginalized group just by looking at them, and just because they’re a celebrity with money doesn’t mean they’re always virtue signaling
@@cryinginstyle I think Lady Gaga has been out for quite a while? I remember Daisy getting some backlash at the time because people pointed out that as a straight woman she didn't have more claim to the queer community than an actual queer woman.
@@cryinginstyle No, yeah, Lady Gaga has been openly queer since Pokerface came out. She was very clear that it was about fantasizing about a woman while being with a man.
I use colored eyeliner on top of my natural freckles to make them rainbow when I want to. For me the more color you add permanently the less daily customization you can make.
To be honest, no matter what type of organization/industry, if they describe the workplace as a "family" that's a red flag. At least based on my experience
I have freckle tattoos on my face done by a Polish artist who specialises in them, and she's done a great job, and they look super cute and natural, BUT I think that rainbow freckles in particular are very specific because, whether they are "botched" or not, they WILL look unnatural (blue and green???!!??). And many people will just not like that. But if you got them and you're happy with them - that's all that matters. Our tattoos are for us, not for other people, and certainly not for strangers on the internet.
I was born with freckles and was ridiculed for them growing up (just cuz kids kinda suck socially honestly) and it’s really wild to see people getting them tattooed aesthetically. Kinda cool to see.
Gonna sound like an old lady, but it's totally true that a lot of people don't know what they're getting into with face tattoos. I don't have any face tattoos, but I have full sleeves and some hand tattoos, and the staring, touching, questions, and general attitude towards me is not always something I want to deal with. Face tattoos are another level. Some of these you could only hide with a ski mask. I think it's better to start small and slow with tattoos. You change a lot in your teens and early 20s. A lot of the tattoos I got I wouldn't get now. I've had 3 lasered off, and 2 others covered. If you're thinking of getting a face tattoo, especially rainbow freckles, try makeup first and see how it goes over in various situations. Your tastes change over time and I'm so glad all my tattoos are black and grey (they go with everything)
I feel like the comments going like 'oh but it's their body, their choice' makes me go 'huh... you've never gotten tattoos, do you?' Yeah, it's my body, and the design is my choice. but like, I still want them to look good, and for the tattoo artist to deliver what they promised. For me to trust my body to someone and for them to betray it? Nah.
(Also, the freckles... don't look good. I'll be pissed if I'm one of her client expecting her to deliver but got something busted in return. But I guess that's also on the client's hand because they should've been able to see her portfolio before? IDK)
I definitely agree it would be a good idea to just do them with makeup for awhile, but I guess the good thing is that the tattoos would be easily covered with foundation
19 and 20 yr olds getting face tattoos is just a bad mix.
As someone with tons of acne scarring and hyperpigmentation from years of really bad cystic acne, WANTING a bunch of red and pink spots all over your face is baffling to me. I’m doing everything in my power to get rid of mine lol
I was thinking the same thing! Seriously struggling with severe acne + scarring and have been for years…every day that it gets noticeably better I feel like crying-to *choose* to put marks that look like acne on your face?! I can’t even imagine!
(Edit for spelling error)
Same seeing permanent red dots on someone's face is terrifying!
Crazy part is that acne scarring will fade better than these dots 😬
It took a long time for my acne scars to fade but even the few marks that still exist are naturally placed and not permanent like these tattoos
people can want different things. im getting acne looking stuff tattooed next year. i cant imagine having a boring face. and yet im normal about having different wants. i think maybe you just hang out with too many trad-beauty focused normal people.
@@Hiddenplace414 boo normie
Since the snake tattoo video came out she has deleted all her tiktok videos and stopped social media, she is very cowardly if you ask me. There are lots of facts about Daisy that just make her worse as well like not finishing her tattoo apprenticeship completely and just leaving instead
Hey, I'm all about holding people accountable... but I feel so sorry for the models/clients who's faces are being critized under the gize of "calling out the artists" Did the people really had to mock them and subject them to the criticism that was supposed to go to the artist? I would cry my eyes out if some random person called my face "riddled with acne scars" in a snobby, mocking tone to his many viewers that agree and engage in the insults... such an ass, lol.
it's a cute idea in theory, but what daisy is doing with real tattoo ink (and lying about the level of permanence) gives me the ick. i love your freckles though, celle! i had them as a child as well and if i ever got a face tattoo it would definitely be properly cosmetic tattooed freckles like yours.
🌈 I didn't notice she used permanent ink. But I really hope she is transparent towards her clients about that. Furthermore I do find it a bit weird that TikTok decides to bash her work because she didn't do the snake tattoo. It was an artist called Sammy G (Wild Soul Tattoo) who did it, so if we should start criticizing someone's work it should be theirs. But yes I totally agree that she and Andrew as the owners of Lovesick handled this situation horribly, they should be held accountable together with Sammy (who now seems to get away with it).
I'm probably a good bit older than the people in this video, but I have to just say this. I was mocked relentlessly for my freckles when I was young. The fact that people are actually getting them tattooed is wild to me, but it also makes me happy because hopefully those kids who are currently how i was when I was younger are more accepted for their freckles with this change of view. Of course this comment isnt about rainbow tattoos, but it's what I am feeling right now.
I always hated my freckles too! People getting them tattoo makes me feel better about them.
Right? I was tormented mercilessly as a kid because of my freckles, and now these kids are all out tattooing them on their faces! I mean, I'm glad that it's becoming more 'acceptable' to have natural melanin (fancy being ok the way you were born but ok) but it's also a huge amount of cringe. I've never had a problem with them, it was always others being horrible to me for them. So to see people going their whole-assed way out to have them permanently put on my body when I spent my entire childhood wishing they were gone... Blows my mind. Cosmetic or otherwise, it makes me really uncomfortable. I don't say that to others who get cosmetic freckles but I always get really confused and annoyed by it. Gotta remember, they don't have to worry about that treatment because it's ok now and I'm glad for that for them!
Keeping it real. Ain't nothing wrong with that.
I was always insecure about mine as a kid, I wasn't bullied often for them, but I didn't want them at the time and wanted to cover them up as I felt I looked weird. As an adult now I miss them, I only get them faintly on my arms now when it's sunny🙃. It's nice to see freckles more accepted or aesthetic-ised these days and other things I'd get teased for as a kid.
everyone was mocked as a kid tho lmao
I think these tattoos should be handled like any other face tattoo, just because it’s rainbows and cutesy doesn’t make it any less of a face tattoo and they should be taken more seriously by the artists and by the people wanting them. These aren’t cosmetic tattoos and shouldn’t be marketed as such imo.
People think they’re getting cute freckles, but realise only after getting it that it’s actually a very dark and promiment full face tattoo😂😭
These tattoos look really cute on selfies, IG posts and tiktok videos but in real life most people will just perceive them as acne. It's also telling that one of the listed reasons for getting them is wanting to look like a filter. I see this a lot online: people getting procedures or buying products "for themselves" or "to be themselves" but they are heavily influenced by online culture and a capitalist sense of "being myself" (=spending money to be yourself and "yourself" always changing according to trends). I mean, that's normal these days and fine I guess. And rainbow freckles are one of the more harmless trends in my opinion. I think it's fine to love these trends but it's also fine to criticize them. Honestly, this makes me so glad I do not have tiktok or IG anymore
Okay so actually I used to follow a girl who got doll freckles years ago, and before she explained what they were, I thought they looked terrible. Because they were, indeed, doll freckles. At first i thought she was crazy but it definitely fit her look. I ended up really warming uo to them. I actually really like these despite not liking Daisy lol however I would never be able to get them on my face. My skin on my face is awful. I may get some on one shoulder or something. But it would be neon, and like a gradient. Speckles, not freckles I guess. Lmao
Doll freckle tattoos 🤣🤣 as a doll customizer I remove freckles on dolls and then make them look natural with water color pencils and acrylic paint . It’s very natural looking
@@dollsNcats yes, doll freckles. Like the ones on old fashioned baby dolls, not Barbies. Cabbage patch kids, etc. You must be pretty young if you didn't know what I was talking about lol.
@@dollsNcats I think I misread your comment? Idk but they looked really good on her! They were made with regular tattoo ink and were very bold. I could never pull that off TT_TT
@@fioregiallo oh hahah ya I’m in my 30s I just customize dolls . I know exactly the kind you mean 🤣. That’s good it looked good on her
As someone who has natural freckles I say if you're looking for freckle tats just be aware of how bad they could turn out if done improperly. Definitely look well into your artist for this type of face tattoo. Some photos I've seen just look like blackheads all over your face...
Rainbow ones though that are told to "fade" idk. We just had that one company utterly fail at making "fading ink" for tattoos. So I wouldn't trust colorful freckles to fade better than normal brown/black freckle tats. It's shady on that part. They're meant to stand out as a tattoo usually does, I think if you're going for tattoos you should be ready to have permanent art on you. It's sketchy territory to look into fading tattoo inks cause they so far have yet to truly work as intended or promised from what I've seen of them.
Aside from the issue of the type of ink being used and not knowing if clients are aware, this feels like a big pile of nothing that people are being gross about. Adults are allowed to get whatever tattoo they want and you can tell a lot of the people being the nastiest are folks who don't know a single thing about tattooing.
As a person with freckles, I never understood people's obsession with them. Regardless, I agree with others that she shouldn't be telling people they will fade if she is using tattoo ink vs. cosmetic ink. The people getting hate for the rainbow freckles is unnecessary. Your body, your choice.
"maybe she's trying to hide something..."
yeah, people need to start asking her where she apprenticed.
She didn’t. She is trained in cosmetic tattooing (and if I believe correctly had a falling out with her mentor?). If I remember correctly Andrew started learning tattooing first, from home, I do not think he had a professional apprenticeship. Soon after Daisy started, I believe he showed her what he learned.
But this is mostly the timeline I have pieced together after following her online for almost 10 years (and being a big fan for a lot of that time!)
@@taw2377neither did one and both are not transparent with their clients about their lack of experience/skill. The girl who did the snake tattoo also did not complete an apprenticeship, so of course they’d jump to her defense. The whole studio is just the blind leading the blind
deleting all of her videos is not a new move for Daisy. She did the same with her CZcams (she used to make videos about her tattoos before she became a tattooer).
I believe she did that so that she could kind of clean her image up once she started her business and became a mom
Two Celle vids in a row ?! This is going to be a great week 🌈❤
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I enjoyed your video, but girl, it's 'sunny' 😂 🌈 "Sony" had me cracking up though
I LOVE my natural freckles! And my natural red hair. I just hope none of these people bullied freckled redheads in the past… that’s all
Yeah, ferreal.
@@beepbeep8019 yep! Other than that, people can do whatever they want with their own body. I’m so happy that my hair colour and freckles are in fashion. I get to undo all the trauma I have from being bullied really badly at school. Freckles are cute, and they can be covered up with foundation, unless you’re gonna have surgery then who cares, doctors have seen it all. No biggy imo
I love freckles, but I don't know if they would look good on me. I still find them lovely on other people, and I could never understand why some would find them a flaw, or bully people over it.
This! I see people who bullied me for my looks getting red hair now, I might just feel a little rage when they tag pictures with “redhead” or “ginger”. 😂
Yessss! Totally. My god, as a red head with freckles I was frickin tortured. They do look so fake because of the way they are placed. I feel like people just look at filter pictures which are sooo unrealistic. I’ve got freckles on my bloomin arms and shoulders, you do not ever just get a little cute flourish.
Everyone has autonomy over their bodies. If they want rainbow tattoes on their face, go for it. However if they expect to fade bc the tattooer claims it, and it’s not… it’s a whole different story.
i think the tattoos are really cute BUT knowing the difference between the cosmetic ink and regular ink would change whether i got them or not 🌈
I used to be made fun of as a kid for my freckles, every Summer my face, shoulders and arms would be covered, when I grew older they stopped appearing on my face, this was such a blessing to me. Seeing people now voluntarily getting freckle tattoos is absolutely wild to me.
Same! I have them all over, and I remember in high school the two boys behind me would make fun of them all the time.
i’ve never gotten the appeal of the tattoos and i know i don’t need to, but knowing how many people feel the way you do makes it feel even weirder about them - it just feels like something people wanna do to stand out in a way that does not connect for me, like the need to be unique? idk
I have them All over my cheeks and nose . This is nuts to me to . But at the end of the day if peolle are happy my opinion doesn’t matter 🤣
In elementary school i thought my friends freckles were so beautiful and i was so jealous! I guess you feel differently if youre getting picked on for them
I feel somewhat annoyed that I had to endure getting picked on for my freckles and red hair all mm childhood and teenage years and now they are tattoos and camera filters. But well, thats just how it is I guess
i actually love freckle tattoos especially rainbow freckle tattoos, and yes, they are not for everyone! but criticizing other people for their tattoos (as long as they arent harmful of course) is so wrong, tattoos are so personal and tailored to each individual, and what people decide to do with their body is 100% their choice. my boss has rainbow freckle tattoos and i love them
this is unrelated to the suspicious behavior of daisy btw!
We love that. Boss of the year.
But it is hurtful to aestheticize and use other peoples natural features they have no control over and cant change and often grew up facing negative experiences and self love/confidence issues because of. using that often unrealistic romamtisized version of their features then dismissing and telling people who doesn't appreciate others using their skin that "omg grow up its like a compliment! there's nothing wrong, your over reacting and ridiculous" *is* harmful and hurtful. Thats why people with freckles criticize freckle makeup and tattoos, we grew up being treated like we'd only be pretty if we covered our face in concealer to have nice smooth skin then suddenly people are like "UwU I use these cute little perfectly aesthetic dots to highlight my cheeks. OWO rainbow freckles??! So cute!!" Like bruh no
@randomwhatever5403 i have freckles and i dont care at all so you don't speak for everyone 😅 i understand where you're coming from but at the end of the day i dont think its a big deal
@@fawn7158 you also don't speak for everyone, that's the point. For some people it is hurtful, and just because "well I don't see it as a problem" doesn't mean it isn't hurtful to some people
🌈Thank you celle for explaining how PMU pigments are different from tattoo ink!! Literally have PMU brows and I did not know this! You mean the particles are SMALLER and the immune cells in the skin can carry them away more easily over time!? It makes so much sense and I never thought about it.
I got a temporary tattoo ( Allegedly using different ink like they'd use to do cosmetic tattoos)
I ended up having it worked into 5 times as my body rejected the ink. It was supposed to last 3 -7 years! 22 years later I still have it
Omg yes. So glad you’re covering this!!
Lowkey, that snake tattoo 👀 was a no. 🐍 Live and learn.
As someone who is nearing 50 years old. Regardless of sun exposure, you will have freckles, age spots, sun spots etc... as you age and they wind up all over your face and body and can look fine but if you put them on via tattoo when younger, it could really look bad as early as your late 20's early 30's. But, if you go into it knowing that. Do you!
Just when I thought that I’ve seen it all, you prove me wrong. Really cool video. Keep up the great work 🌈
Great video! Pretty much talked about the whole situation but in a much nicer and more in depth way than I could with a minute long tiktok
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This video was really interesting. I hadn't heard or seen anything about it, but I could see this catching on...I'm not sure all tattooed freckles would be noticeable, unless pointed out. Really good point about healing too. Thanks!
As an aussie I'd like to point out that Brisbane is the Florida of Australia. I loved Daisy's youtube channel back in the day (which she also entirely deleted when people bullied one of her tattoo artist guests) but yes, she is tattooing out of Florida. That might explain all this a bit haha.
The Florida of Australia? Huh. I've never heard that before. As someone born and raised a few hours south in rural NSW, I love Brissy. I've lived here since early 2020 and it's great.
no one has ever said that and brisbane is far better than sydney and melbourne
As an American, I don’t know which comment to believe on the culture of Brisbane….
florida is a state i’d say qld is the florida of australia… brisbane itself is a bit more ‘refined’
No way have I heard that. I only know that WA is the Florida of Australia. Melbourne use to be the art hub but now really down hill and I will never ever move back to Sydney though the northen rivers in NSW is decent.
I'm really torn on this. On the one hand, something is clearly going on given the "delete-all" route she's taking, not to mention using the wrong inks, and claiming they will completely fade. On the other, her clients saw her work, chose her, and chose to get the tattoos - rainbow or otherwise. At what point do we, as people getting tattoos, have to take some responsibility when it comes to research and what we choose to get?
It’s unfortunate as certain people who get these kinds of things done have 0 ability to take into account their own actions. It’s always everyone else and nothing they did.
The amount of money and actual heartache ppl put into getting acne/face picking scars removed, and then ppl with crystal clear skin go and do this shit.
well not everybody wants to adhere to the same beauty standard
@@possumbb3759 fuck that smug self serving virtue signaling bullshit
I recently saw a Reddit post of someone who had a horrible allergic reaction to the red dye for red tattoos and I just can’t imagine if I got that tattooed on my face and I had a horrible allergic reaction and how painful it would be to deal with that both like physically and visually
They're not for everyone for sure. I'm a strong believer in not tattooing your fave, hands or neck until you have at least a sleeve or several medium or bigger tattoos. A lot of the time they can be job stoppers. My employer is extremely lenient with tattoos, piercings and hair colour. They still have limits though because we work with families that may not be okay.
No face tattoos is one of those rules. Cosmetic tattoos are fine, we're talking anything that will immediately be noticed as a tattoo. Rainbow freckles are a no go. Regular freckles are fine though as it still looks natural.
Piercings you basically have to accept that they may be ripped out and the company or family aren't responsible. I've had a piercing ripped through, zero sympathy. They don't deny them though so long as they're tasteful.
Hair color, go wild. Kids love it. I've had blue, red, purple and silver hair. I'm natural now but still.
My job is pretty much similar. Also luckily I think these freckle tattoos could probably be easily covered with foundation
I'm obsessed with your hand black widow tattoo!! 🖤🖤
Great video 😊 just thought id let u know, the red border on the thumbnail made me think that I'd already watched the video and I almost scrolled past it!
I feel like this is such a genuinely cute and fun idea that has potential and can be done really well if done with proper care… Shame that that’s not what we’re seeing here! I’d love to see a really nice looking rainbow freckle tattoo. 🌈
As someone who was teased for freckles and used to find them ugly on themself, I just think its funny that it's fashionable now to have fake tattoos. Same with glasses
Oh it’s spicy ☕️
Social acceptance has a lot to do with how we feel about things. How you feel about yourself is partially determined by how society views you. I have a feeling there’s going to be a lot of regret when it comes to freckle tattoos once they are no longer trendy. But when it comes to things like tattoos where you have people telling you you’re making a mistake and you’ll regret it even before you get the tattoo it’s hard to admit when you actually do grow to regret it. You don’t want to prove those people right when you were so sure at the time that they were wrong. So idk how many people we’ll see actually coming out and admitting they regret it but i’m sure there will be some. I personally have a bit of tattoo regret myself although mine are on my back. I just wish that I had waited until I was a bit older to get tattood. It’s easy for me to brush off that regret because my tattoos aren’t as visible as face tats. But there’s always makeup. 🤷♀️
The way Americans pronounce Australian cities will never not make me laugh
Ikr, it made me giggle 😂 should of seen how many celebs at the ‘Listen out’ concert pronounced Brisbane.
@@DeadlyNightShadeASMR999genuine question, but i always figured the way you guys pronounce brisbane and melbourne was due to your accents. if i don’t have an australian accent myself, wouldn’t it be kinda cringe if i didn’t pronounce the r in melbourne lol?
@@sillygoose420As an Aussie, it honestly tends to sound weirder when people DON’T try to pronounce it the way we do imo. For me personally, it almost comes across as like…kinda obnoxious? Moreso when they’re given a heads up on the pronunciation but continue to say ‘Bris-bane’ or ‘Mel-born’ instead of ‘Brisben/Brisbin’ or ‘Melben/Melbin’ despite that info.
Obv I can’t speak for every Aussie, but making an effort and still sounding silly is infinitely more appreciated than not making any effort at all, yknow?
I understand why people might feel sticking to their first impression of the word saves them from looking silly, but for fellow English native speakers, it should not even be slightly hard to say 'Brisbin' or 'Melbin'. If you focus on that, and not trying to impersonate an Aussie accent, you'll be fine. Oh, and while you're at it, please stop pronouncing emu like e-moo.
As a person with facial sun damage aka. Freckles, I am having a real hard time figuring out why people want them...
sun damage isnt freckles lmao, its sun damage, aka sun spots
@@annajane7860 no, you're wrong. Freckles is a result of sun damage. Kind regards, my dermatologist 😘
@@annajane7860 "sun spots" as you like to call it, is hyperpigmentation, which also can occur due to sun damage.
@@noirweiss ahh i must of had a crazy amout of sun damage at a year old bc i had a million of them. you can get more freckles from the sun but that doesnt mean its sun DAMAGE. dermatologists are the least knowing lmao, they just wanna perscribe you something
@@annajane7860 yes, baby skin is extremely sensitive. Come again please
I DIDNY FULLY WATCJ YET BUT I LOVE UR VIDEOS AND UR HAIR IS RLY PRETTY :(( ur cideos r so informative toooo as someone who doensy know anything abt tattoos these r soninteresting to watch!!
i was sooo looking forward to your video on this
Lots of cosmetic tattooers use ‘tattoo ink’. I exclusively use them for lip tattoos (Eternal Ink, World Famous, etc). It’s the same as using a carbon based/organic ‘cosmetic pigment.’ Not all cosmetic inks are iron oxide based as the one article you read suggests. It’s mostly about the technique.
Also, I wish everyone in this industry would stop saying cosmetic tattoos will fade. We really cannot guarantee that. It depends on SO many factors.
Your look for this video is amazing!
I wish my hair would look that good long but am happy I cut it
I almost didn't watch the video because I'm a dummy and when I saw the red bar at the bottom I assumed I had already seen it lol. Luckily I noticed it wrapped around but just a piece of advice at a quick glance it does give the appearance that it's a video you previously watched because of the red bar at the bottom. I just don't want people to miss out on your content I love your videos!
I tattood my face over 20 years ago and have never regretted it and i often even forget that its there.
Other people however... will definiately notice.. and you have to be prepared for them to judge you.... because they will.
A lot of them are NOT thinking about any time in the future. They’re called job stoppers for a reason.
My question is, why don't they just make freckles with makeup? There are a few tutorials out there that can help. The advantage is that you can erase it if it doesn't look good or you don't want freckles anymore. Not sure what the obsession with permanent alteration is ...
Your hair looks fantastic!
I love the concept, I'd get rainbow freckles if they were done correctly.
Also, I only have one tattoo, on my shoulder (and have two more planned once I get the funds), so I didn't know permanent makeup ink was different from regular tattoos. You learn something new every day!
I have a friend with rainbow tattoo freckles and they are adorable! I think they are super cute. I personally wouldn't get them bc Im not a huge fan of the fading of colored tattoos in general and wouldn't want a tattoo on my face, but I can see the appeal. I think the best case scenario is ones that will fade in a couple years, and if you still want them you can just get them redone.
🌈 Can I just say how nice it is to see that you and TreacleTatts respect each other? Love it when content creators support each other!
Yoooo 2 vids in one week?!! 🔥🔥🔥
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You are gorgeus, love your videos and earings
Without all of the discourse around this trend & the artist in particular and the potential risks etc, they just simply don't look good do they? Or is that just an indictment on the Tattooists work?
I'm sure it won't have the dated look aesthetic at all within a handful of years...
Omg I remember that girl Daisy from Tumblr back in like 2012. She went by Daisy Lola and she was very... dramatic.
Unrelated but I LOVE this CZcamsrs voice it so lovely and soothing
Damn you're spoiling us Celle!
Uhh interesting! I haven't heard from daisy foxglove since she was an active youtuber😅
I think a lot of the rainbow freckle tattoos look so cute. I personally like them. Also as you said, it's so mean and harsh for the clients to get so much hate for their tattoo. Maybe I'm just naive but that could be the reason for her to take down the tiktoks. But well... gonna watch laurens video now.😅 I'm intrigued🙈
I actually think a lot of her rainbow freckles look really cute, some of them do look weird but some are good
She probs deleted everything because of all the hate from the snake tattoo situation, she just didn't want to spread back to any of her socials and it was mostly on TikTok ppl were talking about it
omg, the red banner around the thumbnail made me think i already watched this!
As someone with actual freckles, I could NEVER understand why people are doing this.
As a person with freckles. Why not? It’s not hard to understand
Same reason why ppl get moles/ beauty marks drawn or tattood on. It's a cosmetic, aesthetic procedure. That's it 🤷🏽♀️
@@thebestgirl1545 I just meant the rainbow freckles not actual freckles like mine.
Some people are not so strict about wanting to look like everyone else. Some people want to look like a cartoon character or to feel otherworldly, alien like, or magical. People want these tattoos for the same reason anyone wants tattoos, because they like it and it makes them feel like themselves.
Tbh, it's not something that makes me mad, but it confuses me so much.
People can explain till the cows come home and I still don't get it
ok, before i look for that rainbow emoji... i like multicolored i.e. rainbow anything. the freckles are a cute idea. i had my natural feckles lasered off 10 years ago - big regret. they're finally growing back. i wish daisy did use cosmetic ink instead of regular ink because it hurts like h*** to get your face lasered!!! 🌈
I’ve been in the industry for 8 years, I know a couple of different tattooers who did their own rainbow freckles as well as natural looking ones. They have to top them up every couple years because of how quickly they do fade. Obviously all skin is different, but many lighter pigments do face quickly when no black or hard outlines are put in place to keep them there. They also used regular tattoo pigments as opposed to cosmetic.
An artist in my city started doing rainbow freckle tattoos and I was shocked when I saw them because they just don't look good to me but if people like it and want it then they don't deserve to get bashed online. I think this would just be better to do with makeup but I feel the same about getting PMU...I would get sick of it looking the same eventually since I like to change my make-up style every year or so otherwise it starts to look dated to me.
Rainbow freckle tattoos sound really cute and fun to me, no hate to anyone getting them. And...I was going to argue about the placement, especially the kind I saw on the "pink freckles" client, but...the review of a different client included saying that she was directly involved in mapping out the freckles, size, etc. And other clients presumably requesting constellation designs...kind of suggests that this was an informed decision. So I think that is a client choice, not an artist choice. So only gripe left is not informing her clients that she is using permanent tattoo ink and not cosmetic ink.
My unpopular opinion is that I think rainbow freckles are cute! They are all adults, so they can do whatever they want. However!! I am worried about the expectation that it will fade.
Haven’t heard of this particular artist, but I definitely have thought about getting rainbow freckles myself. I personally wouldn’t wanna start with the face. I’d get some on my shoulders/collarbones, maybe tops of my ears or something first to see if I like it. But I definitely feel like this is something best left to an artist that specializes in permanent makeup. My question is, do they even make permanent makeup inks in rainbow/pastel colors? Seems like it’d be a very niche product 😅
Insightful content, you are really sweet and sensitive to people's feelings, which is so refreshing. Unrelated side note, but can you share where you got your top? It's really cute!
I don’t understand why people think the people who got the rainbow freckle tattoos didn’t know what they would look like. I wouldn’t recommend them because these trends come and go so quickly that I don’t doubt that a lot of people will come to regret them. I would suggest they get some colored liners and just draw them on. But regardless, let’s not treat these people like they didn’t have a full understanding of what they were doing
I may be ignorant, but wouldn’t the freckles be less “acne” looking when they aren’t as swollen any longer?
Hello! I love your videos and I've been watching a lot of your content. I have one suggestion if that's okay. Could you consider changing the background music from time to time? I noticed it's the same song all the time! It's okay if you can't! Love your content anyway
I feel like someone could do something killer with a combination of PMU and tattoo ink. Just hearing about what’s in them, I feel like they’d age differently, but I can envision a time between healed and aging that would be gorgeous!
I think we have long passed the point of no return where tattoos became so accessible that all attempts at good decisions have gone out the window. Nowadays people expect to cover themselves in neon fine line ink and it’ll be beautiful forever because some filtered Instagram pic convinced them it would. It’s all up to the individual and I think people are free to waste their time and money on silly, poorly done, or poor taste tattoos, but it’s also entirely valid to point out things that are typically a bad idea even if some teenager on tik tok is like “no but I love them!!!!” Like no offense but I don’t listen to anyone under the age of 27 AT LEAST anymore, because I’ve seen so many mistakes happen before that
There is never years old photo of these disasters. A well done piece will hold up. And the fact so many of these people look to be just old enough to get a tattoo is the worst part.
God I love your earrings? Where did you get them?