Blackout Tattoo | The ONE And ONLY Reason WHY I Shouldn't Have DONE THIS!

This video is about Blackout Tattoo The ONE And ONLY Reason WHY I Shouldn't Have DONE THIS!

[@rajayogawithfred4718]

I honestly believe it's human nature to always focus on the negative. It takes a strong person to go against the grain! Your arms look cool, so do old people with tattoos!!

[@jenkem69]

The people that say “what about when you are older?” Make no sense to me..like your gonna look old and like shit no matter what, how are tattoos gonna make it worse? Itll make it better lol

[@joesaquatics8149]

It gives some nice story's to tell your grandchildren

[@timati12321]

I work as a waiter and we have alot of old people at our restaurant. And everytime I see someone who is like 65 years old and has tattoos I always think that grandpa is a badass and the tattoos look great even if they have completely faded. One day I wanna be a badass grandpa like that thats why I got myself 2 fullsleeves tats and my chest done in the last year and now i've started with my legs

[@javierrodriguez6600]

honestly never thought about it that way.

[@hawleyfromhell]

This is exactly how people with tattoos think, and they almost always regret it later. 😂 TY

[@anthonysuarez6468]

Thank you so much for this video. I'm getting a blackout sleeve too. I know why I want it and I'm prepared to deal with people BS on asking why would I do this

[@Abc123______]

I love this reply. May the higher up bless your soul!💪🏽

[@justfelixjedlicka1387]

I thought u were about to say u kept the one daughters name cause u really liked that daughter lol

[@rob4643]

Such a great outlook on life! do what you love for yourself and you will be truly happy. Your vids inspire me!

[@CARBDOPING]

Thanks Rob! This one made my day!

[@Dscrl-]

It looks sexy ❤️

[@abeaslan7603]

Im getting a blackout over a tattoo I already have on my sleeve but watching your video really helps. Who gives a shit what people think, looks cool I really like it and I’m just hoping it’ll look good on me too. Stay safe :)

[@CARBDOPING]

Bada Bing Thanks for tuning In!🤙🏻

[@dannyace9]

Nice! I’m glad you’re not regretting it. It looks nice on you. I personally wouldn’t get it myself (almost done with a sleeve) because that’s not my style but I do appreciate art on others though. Let the haters hate :))

[@ninjastellar]

4:31 that is such a classic question directed at anyone with tattoos. To answer it I go with something along the lines of "I will have even more tattoos by then. Plus, I will have no problem with my kids/grandkids drawing on me, in fact, I might turn those into tattoos as well. Sit down."

[@CARBDOPING]

I agree, I'm glad I waited... It gave me time to experience life and truly find out that this is what i actually wanted. Thanks Mia! :)

[@patchez2962]

That's dope bro, I'm in the middle of blacking out my own left arm, it's coming out nice for first pass threw. I like how yours cams out.. I'm using a 9 mag at the moment largest needle I got at the moment.. I'm from Sac as well.. Cheers 🍻

[@chuckguy3057]

This video was so awesome! Thanks for sharing about your passion to black out your arms!! It’s really cool to hear about how you wanted something for such a long time and now that you finally got it the feeling is so good!

[@CARBDOPING]

Thanks for Tuning in Chuck! :)

[@hayleerose9776]

Your tattoo collection is pretty rad, i am particularly fond of your double blackout sleeves! I am planning on starting my second blackout sleeve soon too. 😊

[@CARBDOPING]

Awesome to hear! Thank you! Let me know how this goes. :)

[@facekidnoise]

Yeeeah! Scott !that was the first guy i saw with full black tattoos!

[@MadTeaMarie]

When you get older, you are going to LOVE your skin. You're going to love it because YOU chose it, YOU made it and you'll cherish the stories of how you grew up together.

[@mayararibeiro6988]

I'm watching blackout tattoo videos for about a year now but my mind is pretty much made up that I'm gonna blackout my right arm but since I'm not going for the extreme look I'm gonna have some plants and fruits lined and blackout the outside u know.. maybe one day I change my mind and black the whole find out. Super excited!

[@robbesworkshop]

dude i love the Stella Was a Diver tat. ive recently got into interpols music and im OBSESSED (unless thats not what the tattoo is about lol). Anyway, that blackout looks CLEAN

[@elisaprina]

You look Amazing! Great work!!!!

[@shaydelre1898]

Hey, I know this video is old, but this really resonated with me. I'm 39 now, I got my sleeve when I was 18, I have wanted this for a GOOD 15 years. No one needs to talk me out of this. Thanks for your time..

[@CARBDOPING]

AweeeeeSOME!! Thanks for tuning in. :)

[@pennypay1]

I believe 16 years is long enough to want a permanent body mod, and really ponder how it will look and what the possible repercussions may be. I got my first tattoo at 24, the second at 32, with the time gaps between each tattoo narrowing until the eighth one at age 44. I may want more in the future (with full support of my spouse), but I would never get more just for the sake of having more. The urge and the theme have to 'slam' my mind, and then I give serious thought to placement and design. I have yet to regret any, and I'm convinced that has to do with waiting till youth was ending and my impulsivity somewhat 'plateaued' out. The inked 'old folks' will have lots of company!

[@BlueCollarGovernment]

Man I'm getting ready to do the same thing. I believe in self expression, if you aren't hurting anyone it shouldn't make. We only get one chance to smell, see, and taste what life has to offer, please people take advantage of that.

[@f.s.8545]

The itching part must be terrible man, you are brave.

[@CARBDOPING]

It wasn't too bad since i stay home for two days to hydrate / recover before returning to work. :)

[@xfortysd40]

The blackout sleeves look killer! Blacking out my upper arm and then doing white over. Be cool to see an update, are you planning any white work on top or leaving the way they are now?

[@planyofuneral2860]

Dude remind me of theatre teacher who had one rule which was “be considerate”. Out the blue but he was my coolest teacher 🐐 and u seem cool bro, dope ass ink

[@vyyo5025]

I’m 22, starting my blackout sleeve in a few weeks. Been wanting one since I was 15. Finally at the point where I can afford it, so time to get it started! Starting with my forearm first, then I’ll get my upper arm done a few months after most likely. Super excited for it. My parents aren’t very big fans, but I can’t wait

[@dntdieez9530]

Are you covering old tattoos ?just curious

[@TM-ss7hn]

don’t wait too long between sessions so it fades evenly i have one

[@andyconcepcion5883]

How much did it cost you

[@barriejarvis8759]

I’m in the process of having my arms black just started on my second arm think it the coolest thing ever 😎

[@mactens]

idk why this just showed up in my recommendations but it looks dope

[@Bear.and.treats]

Thanks Rami Malek for the insights 😊

[@mourningsidex2912]

dude thats SO fucking funny, ive been after a black sleeve since i was like 12 and first saw a Blackarm Scott Bourne ad in Thrasher...finally getting it done myself at same age as you, literally same story. def cool to see other people not getting it done because its now a trend somehow-respects.

[@loraleiwier870]

I started my blackout today 🥰 I waited 5 years to be SUPER sure. I’m 27 have a secure job and it’s more of a 3/4 blackout. But I’m so happy and also sore.

[@words_on_a_screen]

Just remember it's gonna take multiple sessions and touch ups even after you're done.

[@twomoons0606]

This resonates so much with me!! I'm only 24 but I remember vividly seeing someone with a blackout forearm in the supermarket back when I was 14 and totally fell in love with how it looked. At 22 I started a sleeve in my right arm (ornamental with quite a bit of black) but even though I really liked it I didn't feel fulfilled, so I started to blackout my arm last month and I'm feeling more myself than ever! You look amazing and I have so much respect for you for doing those arms in so few sessions! Sending greetings from Uruguay😊

[@chinaa646]

What kind of tattoo you'll like The shade

[@fukcensorship9395]

To each their own I don't really understand it I'd rather have actual images To be honest the blackout thing started as just as a way to covering up some shity tattoos you dont want

[@fukcensorship9395]

@@chinaa646 😂

[@twomoons0606]

@@fukcensorship9395 Yes, it started like that, but as with tattoos in general, people that get them give them their meaning. Personally I like the minimalism of only black. It still has some design which I feel goes very well with my body's shape and makes me feel incredible, but images are visually too much for me in my own body. I like the bold and sleek look and I feel it's just an extension of how I like my life -minimally without too much clutter.

[@xtra4life3]

I had tattoos from my elbow up . First I had a raven flying through a storm. I didn’t like it. Then I had it covered up to look like straps I got tired of it. Then I had it made to look like a robotic arm. And finally I blacked it out completely and I had a spider and a web on my forearm and my tattoo artist worked it into that. I get mixed reactions but it seems like nowadays people really enjoy it. I guess it’s a new generation. Sometimes it freaks me out but I try to keep it looking really nice and shiny and I like it much better. Any tips ?? Thanks 🙏🏻

[@JAlchemist]

I have had a wonderful fascination with blackout for 3 years now and now I have decided on it I’m gonna blackout half my body not only cause of the design but cause of the meaning for me personally

[@jonnyd1017]

Love your sleeves 👍🏻

[@lsvk100]

I just blackened the inside of my whole arm 2 weeks ago to cover an old motive... the first two weeks went relatively well and since 3 days I feel very depressed because all the fears come up. I have already received a lot of criticism from my closest people and I fear that I will have to live with even more criticism and stigmatization in the future, that gives me currently hard to deal with. I hope that I can befriend my tattoo and recognize it as part of me - your and many other videos are currently helping me a lot: THANKS FOR THAT!

[@TM-ss7hn]

its your body. don’t listen to negativity its your choice

[@therealjulez7886]

i know some ppl get black outs bc they get tired lookin at their old choices they made, but dude u work look sick! I would of kept the old ones or maybe suggest laser, then tattoo over again. either way ur a rad human, stay blessed!

[@MineExplorerUK]

nice tats dude, I just recently had a black out tattoo with outlined little skulls. Had far to many unwanted tattoos to even fix due to bad decisions in the past. I love the full black arm. 1 session left for the top of my right arm. Bring on thursday lol. stay safe bro

[@CARBDOPING]

Radical, thanks for tuning in! 🤙🏻

[@runningwithmarc]

Liked this, great you're doing what you want

[@CARBDOPING]

Thanks Marc! It definitely feels good to do what you want in life! Thanks For tuning in dude! :)

[@alanm767]

Im pushing 40 with alot of shit on my arms and i decided a while ago to get a blackout sleeve. Yours look brilliant and the depth of the black is unreal

[@CARBDOPING]

Thanks Alan! DM me some photos! Id love to snag a look!

[@alanm767]

@@CARBDOPING just had my first sit yesterday and holy shit its a different level of pain. Ill sent you some pictures once its all finished

[@moreniia_tys]

I'm 25 and don't have any tattoos (the price always stopped me and I don't want to have small tattoos). But it's already such a long time when I'm sure that one day I'll have a huge blackout tattoo. But I want to leave some negative space.

[@justinbandz1297]

i have a sleeve and the blackout is dope af bro

[@CARBDOPING]

That is rad Justin! What style of sleeve do you have?

[@jondoe230]

Hearing your from Sac also threw me off. Knew exactly where you were talking about.

[@lake5293]

Beautiful I get it! Blackout is the best do more!!!

[@bennyfranklin]

Love your stuff bro. I have around 230 hours under the needle at this point , and have been contemplating black out sleeves for about 3 years now. I haven’t had any work done in about 10 years when I finished my neck with a throat piece. I found a local artist who is looking to convert to doing mostly blackout work and we have a session set up for Thursday. I am hoping to get my whole left arm done in the one session but I am not sure. I am 45 and am far from perfect health and believe it’s time for me. I have enjoyed your insight and posts. I hope to see more in the future. Thanks man !

[@EmmaHobkirk]

I have a somewhat blacked out part of a tattoo to cover a previous tattoo and now that it’s healed, you can see the tattoo underneath it as if it was part of the new tattoo, it looked great and completely black when it was done, would you suggest just to keep getting it touched up until it’s dark enough

[@Matt-ny1ue]

good for you bro, they look great and its YOUR body! i wonder how they feel in the sunlight?? do they attract the heat? i know i can feel alot of my heavier tattoos getting warm on really hot days

[@CARBDOPING]

They get warm just like the bare arms do in the sun... Thanks for tuning in :)

[@BRAYdoesCOD]

I’m from sac and he said Franklin Blvd and it totally caught me off guard 😂

[@tomatofarmerlarry3331]

I don't understand why your blackout doesn't connect into your hand, it would look much better, not to mention blackouts look the best when its up to the forearm, and muscles are what makes it pop

[@GregoryRobertsLx]

So here is a question for you...3 years later. Let me preface that I don't have any tattoos so I don't quite know the process for what happens with healing. Could you more fully explain why there was scarring on your left shoulder? I don't understand. Also, they look awesome.

[@mikecurry6847]

I'm 40 and thinking about getting my arm blacked out. I'm also a pretty thin guy though and am not really all that worried about it looking bad later

[@joshuashultz6173]

They look dope brother IV been thinking about getting my right leg blacked out.

[@CARBDOPING]

My girl has her leg done and it looks pretty dope! :)

[@pattohorne]

Nice work

[@LPWWE06]

that's awesome!

[@jodiriis]

Those old school names and stick n poke style tattoos you used to hate are in style and popular now lol. 😅 People will probably cover those one day. I’m 44. I hated those stick n poke biker tats too. Why I always liked solid color ink. Now I have a black arm done over some old traditional tattoos I was tired of looking at. I just did a second pass over the black the other day. Ouchhhh & Oh how times have changed!!! 🖤🖤🖤😅

[@williamlanphar630]

I like the blackout. I would do some white design on it myself after doing a few more sessions of black, but yours is cool as is if that is what you want. By the way, I'm 68......

[@CARBDOPING]

I've seen some really cool white art.... I'm super happy with the black work, Thanks for tuning in! :)

[@dongkeith]

hey man just a quick question, with that tegaderm when you get your sleeve done how many day do have to live that in your arms before taking it off,, and is it alright to use a tegaderm wrap around while your at work even if you got a blackout sleeve

[@TheJockey1995]

Will you black out other parts of the body? I totally approve the black expansion. I love the idea of full body black out except some areas like hands, face and feet.

[@fukcensorship9395]

Thats racist

[@clauderoberts2649]

It looks great. Do you plan on doing any white ink?

[@CARBDOPING]

Thank you Claude, I do not plan on doing anything extra.

[@zombieninjapitbull3856]

The only negative I can see is that it makes your arms look super thin in comparison to your torso.

[@nsp2249]

How do I know this i what I want. Like I think about this type of tattoo all day every day, everyday I lookup videos about this style of tattoo just like I did for you this is really the only thing that I want rn and I've taken into concept how this would effect my future and all I can see is literally nothing due to the career path that I'm going to take I don't really ever stop thinking about doing this they just look absolutely beautiful to me and have meaning to me like am I ready I do endless research every day specifically about this tattoo.

[@deathdealer6696]

Awesome. Old video but congrats!

[@Gortiz321]

The blackout looks awesome too me

[@jojo1234a]

I’m also mid thirties and moderately to heavily tattooed. I haven’t had my neck or hands done yet, hands are next and a few filler spaces in a sleeve. My back is full as are legs and sleeves. Tattooed behind the ears. People keep asking me when I’m going to stop. What kind kind of question is that? People dye their hair or get piercings to change things to their liking, so what’s the difference. I’m happy, I have nothing visible to the public that is offensive. I adore the artwork I have, and that’s truly it, artwork. I have what I want, bevause life is way too freaking short. I’m also a ward sister in the surgery department of my local hospital, I run it. Some people assume that every time I come out of a tattoo session I’m just a little bit dumber and less competent at my job ... no honey my degrees in psychology, biology and anatomy, sociology, trauma care, medicine etc are still there, I didn’t have my brain tattooed and scarred my brain tissue. Live your best life, do what you wanna. I love your blackout sleeves, they suit you so good, it’s not something I’m into for me but that’s not the point, I’m sure you wouldn’t want a bunch of the artwork I’ve chosen for myself on your body. I am inspired to find a space to get something heavily blacked with negative space artwork though, my artistic senses are tingling. Great video and for the record I’m still a fantastic nurse and surgery department manager, and I’m still a great mother, and I’m still a great me, I’m just a little more like how I want to look. No shame on cosmetic surgery but it’s no different to tattoos, it’s all modifications, I haven’t had any cosmetic procedures but if I ever want it, I’ll research it and get it if it seems ok. People make a huge deal over nothing. And when we are older, we will have less regrets, knowing we did what we wanted with our lives and the temple which is our bodies. Peace from the uk

[@CARBDOPING]

Thats awesome JOJO! :)

[@ilikepanama]

Changing hair color is temporary

[@itzelizabeth6461]

(Im super late to this video lol) but im looking into getting a blackout half sleeve of a forrest and a moon (sorry bad at explaining) because I recently had my first tattoo done and its.... bad.... like bad bad. It looks really messed up the lines are jagged. So yeah i was researching and came across this ☺️

[@jorgeprado3783]

I’m 34 and I’ve been thinking on doing this for the past 2 years 😝

[@northhallbabe13]

And years later, it’s a huugggeeee tattto trend! And you were a part of it before it blew it. Fuck yeah for staying true to yourself. It looks sexy as fuck!

[@iziahlegarda3367]

Would you have waited and not got any tattoos knowing you would end up with your arms blacked out?

[@HotYoghurt1]

Yo, pretty sure 15 mag is going to be one of those stacked needle groupings that you use for shading, I didn't really know people using mags for lining, I could be wrong. If I were to do a blackout though, I would imagine a mag is what one would use.

[@CARBDOPING]

A 15 is totally for shading but less dense and more grey. With the liner were getting black with more depth.

[@Manysinone]

Nothing wrong with it looks great... Just have a white ink design over ur black if u want 2... Black design going up ur neck to have it where it's not so cut off at ur shoulders 🖤

[@tylerparker3024]

15 mag is not like a liner, it's a big ass shader.

[@queenpinkysfamily1618]

I love my blackout tattoo 💜

[@andrehoudelot1011]

Hey Bro thanks for your information. I want some parts of my body really black. Does the the 15 mag is the only mag to acheive that depth?

[@CARBDOPING]

André Houdelot We mainly used a 9 for the first time through then we used a 15 for the touch ups. I recommend not using a a shader.

[@NycZooYork]

Looks like a baseball tee, those never went out of style.

[@Aventon500wheelie]

I've got a black left arm and both of my legs are black.

[@littlebear2477]

I thought you were going to say . Because it gets burnt and is susceptible to skin cancer as I got fried in the sun and ended up having a sun spot cut out ..

[@dezzyhibs]

I love Blackwork, I just got the top of my arm done with the punisher skull and deadpool logo in it and I fucking love it. Fuck what other people think it's your life, your skin do what you like

[@TM-ss7hn]

had my left arm done but not nearly as dark as yours unfortunately

[@FishingBrosUK]

Hey im from the uk and im trying to blackout my right arm but it keeps healing a grey blue colour i have been to 3 shops now and result is same! I noticed in ure video you said using a 15 is better for getting the colour black but is there an ink you would recomend? I love the black on your arms if i could get my arm that black i would be much more pleased with my tattoo

[@DublinDan]

I reckon it's the ink the artist used

[@joesaquatics8149]

Fyi pain level for lazor tattoo removal is the same but it takes several treatments and for solid black like that would probably take about 20 treatments so you would have to go through that pain several times and it will really mess up the skin worse than any tattoo will

[@ripperx444]

All I know is don’t wait to get what you want if it’s something you really want and can do it. All you will do is waste time. If you are scared not because you are truly scared but Becusee what others think then spend that time fixing yourself. Once you figure out why you care about others opinions in a way they change your life or prevent what you want you will see they don’t matter

[@No_information19]

I have flowers and I’m gonna black out the rest of my arm. Getting it finished tomorrow so hope it turns out good

[@CARBDOPING]

I hope it works out for you! :)

[@No_information19]

@@CARBDOPING it actually looks great! I’m ready to get more done now though 😂

[@CARBDOPING]

@@No_information19 DM me on IG with some photos. :)

[@KevinDaPulga]

Heck yeah man

[@rustyhatchet2945]

Im actually blackin out my left arm by myself...many many sessions...not an easy task to do to yourself

[@patchez2962]

I feel that doing the same. 🍻

[@johnniesohn2272]

Looks amazing... can you please please please let me know which black ink was used. Im in my early 40s and I want to do this to myself as well but all the inks I see heal are off color...

[@CARBDOPING]

not sure of the brands but i believe one was "beyond black & the other "dark night" possibly. Thanks for tuning in. :)

[@johnniesohn2272]

@@CARBDOPING Thank you for sharing.. again looks fanfuckentastically phenomenalific lol

[@CARBDOPING]

@@johnniesohn2272 Thanks duuuude! :)

[@johnniesohn2272]

Your quite welcome

[@burrando]

Is it better to laser off as much as you can of the tattoos you’re trying to cover up before you black it out?

[@CARBDOPING]

Brandon Mendez Hello Brandon, no need to laser before getting black work done. Thanks for watching! 😁🙏

[@Athelplay]

you look pretty cool

[@christopherorlandi4526]

Bro do you think that in a dark skin this work? I’m Brazilian with a full tan lol. But I wanted do cover up my arm with blackout

[@CARBDOPING]

I've seen it done... With proper aftercare it should heal quite nicely.

[@Purzify]

You will look armless with a disconnected hand in the dark

[@kevinadkins8135]

How many sessions did it take for your arms to be thay smoothly covered

[@CARBDOPING]

I've gone over the left arm a second time, I still have a second round on the right.

[@ashtonpaul1315]

now i know it’s disrespectful to ask, but i really have no idea. how much would it cost for one sleeve black out

[@Ethan-pt4gp]

2 years later you’re getting the response, im getting a black out piece next month it’s gonna be 1.4k per session and we are thinking it’s going take about 2-4 sessions at the same rate per session so minimum 2.8 & max 5.6k

[@mikeraffaini]

Hey dude, I don't live far from Sacramento and have been tossing around the idea of blacking out a sleeve that I hate for the last decade. I'm really looking for some advice, but don't really want to do it over the comments. If you see this and you're down to chat, let me know. Also, don't be fooled by the profile picture... Just trying to be relatively anonymous lol

[@CARBDOPING]

Hey Mike, DM me on IG. Thanks for Tuning In. :)

[@hans-ruedi1545]

Shawn; du bist the best. Mega super Tattoos. Cyclingfriend Hans. Thank You for Top Video.

[@CARBDOPING]

Thanks Hans! Have a great Niiiiiight! :)

[@hans-ruedi1545]

@@CARBDOPING ; Thank You for Feedback.

[@aft5264]

I’d never personally get black out sleeves just cause I would feel like I’m wasting room for detailed artwork.

[@CARBDOPING]

I have lots of real estate left :)

[@southerner4566]

What happens when you go for a blood test ?, It must be hard to see a vein.

[@ilikepanama]

or if someday you need an allergy test how will the doctor know the skin reactions for each allergen?

[@sadiegurl2018]

It’s a cool tattoo, but what if you need to get blood work done?

[@CARBDOPING]

I get blood work done regularly.... The tattoo doesn't effect anything.

[@jukebox1138]

I’m not a fan of black out but it’s what you wanted so god bless

[@francesmechelle2206]

When I got my first tattoo at 18 I was unsure where I wanted it but I kind of wanted it on my chest. Listen, it was the age of Eve and she had those awesome ass claw pints don’t judge! lol. I told the artist but then said what everyone else had said to ME “but, what about when you’re 70 or 80?!” The artist looks at me so serious and says “who the hell is gonna want to see your tits at that age!?!?” 😂 needless to say I went with the placement I wanted. I’m 37 still love it, but now I want a blackout tattoo to cover a tattoo that’s a painful reminder of my ex who committed suicide in 2018. It’s on my hand I work in a public setting but I don’t even care to think what someone else may think about it. I just need to turn a painful memory into something that makes me smile. At the end of the day make yourself happy and others will join you. ❤️

[@EsotericTherapy]

I thought the one reason was sunburn?

[@clizzle19]

Just got a halve blackout sleeve yesterday however today im so swollen even my hand is swollen and i didnt even get it on my hand only from wrist to elbow all the way round...anyway looks cool as fuck ha ha

[@lostfound7275]

Probably feels hotter in the summer, the black absorbs the sun heat

[@avsky837]

Great video, you're very charismatic and a natural story teller, but you didn't necessarily address why you ''shouldn't have gotten it''. The only reason I can think of personally having some blackwork is that it gets fucking hot in the summer, and the idea of it being trendy makes me want to vomit. But I think we're over the 2015 blackout trend. It'll never go totally mainstream, in the same way that Cannibal corpse appearing in Ace Ventura didn't suddenly make death metal popular. Some things are just too extreme for the masses. Also, look up Myanmar Shan warrior, they've been blacking out their bodies for thousands of years. It was originally a rite of passage when you killed your first enemies.

[@CARBDOPING]

Did you watch the whole video? I'll have to look up the Myanmar Shan Warrior.... Thanks for watching Jonas!

[@avsky837]

@@CARBDOPING I did, but you said it's just people telling you that you'll regret it when your older. I personally wouldn't give 2 shits about that. I was wondering if it was more practical reasons like heat, or the permanence like you mentioned. But even then, you can get scarification and white ink, or a fresh-coat of black designs. It's endless.

[@CARBDOPING]

@@avsky837 I'm happy in every way with finally getting what I've wanted... The one and only reason why I shouldn't have gotten this according to others is because I'll regret it when I'm older, thing is I waited until I got older to finally get the sleeves done. I've seen some white ink or glow in the dark stuff... It's pretty cool, but it's not for me. Have a great night dude!

[@CARBDOPING]

@@avsky837 I totally don't care what people think.... If i did, I wouldn't be on youtube ;)

[@avsky837]

@@CARBDOPING That's a good attitude. There is so much other stuff to worry about than how others perceive some carbon pigment in your skin. Anyway, good night to you to. You partly inspired me to continue with my black-work journey, as well at that one Australian guy. I've been doing it myself, probably takes 10x times as long, but I don't have a lot of money lmao. >