I do it too! lolJust seen. I really need to remember to read all before posting.
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I do it too! lolJust seen. I really need to remember to read all before posting.
Well great mine think alikeI do it too! lol
Getting them removed is not a fun experience. It’s extremely painful and require a minimum of 12-20 treatments. Dr Google and other con artists removal clinics will say minimum of 3-5 but that’s just so they can get your money. Once you start it’s more likely you’ll keep paying for treatments when it’s not gone after 5, 10 even 15 treatments. The easier small black and red ink tattoos usually take 3 years to remove under ideal baseline conditions.I didnt get my first tattoo until I was 30. I wanted them since a teenager but I knew it was a lifelong commitment. I spent years looking for the perfect art to be used and artist I liked and trusted. I still like mine 20 years later and have no intension of removing them. All of mine have pretty much been on me since my 30s, I think I got Medusa on my 40th Bday.
My mom worked for a tattoo removal place. She said it was pretty awful, not to work there just the process.
Yup. She worked for a reputable dr. Dermatologist. That $500 "mistake" just cost you thousands and years of suffering. Tattoos are not for everyone and like I said its a lifelong commitment.Getting them removed is not a fun experience. It’s extremely painful and require a minimum of 12-20 treatments. Dr Google and other con artists removal clinics will say minimum of 3-5 but that’s just so they can get your money. Once you start it’s more likely you’ll keep paying for treatments when it’s not gone after 5, 10 even 15 treatments. The easier small black and red ink tattoos usually take 3 years to remove under ideal baseline conditions.
Same
“Signed Tasmanian Devil and his looney tune friends”.Yup. She worked for a reputable dr. Dermatologist. That $500 "mistake" just cost you thousands and years of suffering. Tattoos are not for everyone and like I said it’s a lifelong commitment.
You post reminded me of Monty python search for the holy grail.My first tattoo I got when I was 48 years old. The picture I showed in my previous post was only 6 years ago, I'm 58 now so it's a half lifetime commitment for me. LOL
Yeah I guess if we are discussing it mine are only 2/3 lifetime commitments.My first tattoo I got when I was 48 years old. The picture I showed in my previous post was only 6 years ago, I'm 58 now so it's a half lifetime commitment for me. LOL
I have become good friends with my artist and her husband. Heck a lot of the guys that work for her too. You just need to find a shop where the atmosphere makes you feel comfortable and hopefully its clean, well-lit and friendly. Spend time going through their flash designs. If they bombard you with questions just explain you are looking for an artist that fits your style and personality. I actually found my artist working in a shop that wasnt bad I immediately liked her art and personality, she was more than happy to show me her flash art and portfolio. She opened her own shop about a year after. She has a good mind for the business and employs likeminded people. It really is a nice place to go.I have had my tattoo design for years now but as someone to antisocial to get my haircut regularly the thought of several hours with a stranger is too much