Let's Talk About Tattoo Green Flags!

[@EvolveINK]

What are your tattoo green flags? Comment below Watch this video next about tattoo red flags! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGPHZ3mjZ757e6Msi=nwddiqjXWK8NbiY2

[@shung.official1]

If a tattoo artist is offended/annoyed by you asking the price of a piece, find another artist, that isn’t the one lol😂

[@EvolveINK]

Real talk😂 I was like “wow this one way to start off a green flag video…but hearing what I consider a red flag

[@katherinep708]

Agreed. I think in a transaction it's fair that both parties know the price and the product that will be exchanged.

[@KickItGoodAlex]

Completely agree. You have a right to ask those questions.

[@sleepymonsteraddict]

I was reading reviews of an artist I was interested in and a review said that the artist got offended when asked for an estimate price beforehand and I immediately thought "oh no not here". The artist said something along the lines of "if you don't have money don't get a tat", but it's not about being too poor to get one. Anyone who doesn't have a thousand bucks just laying around wants to know a price estimate so that they know beforehand how much they should save up or keep in mind. Asking for a price does not mean you're on a strict budget and want to get a cheap tat, it just means you want to be prepared.

[@sparky3569]

It's so obvious people whant to no roughly hoe mutch it's going to cost

[@AprehamLincoln]

As a client, I love when the artist asks me a lot of questions during the consultation as I can tell they really want to nail what I had in mind.

[@EvolveINK]

Yesssss just goes to show they really do care

[@MrInitialMan]

When an artist notices you have a tattoo, asks how old it is, and treats your "experience level" accordingly. Props to the artist who, upon learning my only tattoo was over 20 years old, understood that my second was akin to getting my first all over again.

[@sleepymonsteraddict]

For the pricing I really agree with you, I am a student and if I want to get something done, I need to know an estimate beforehand so that I can save up and work more days if needed. It's not because I don't want to pay, it's just that I am not rich and I want to have an idea of how much I'm paying so that I can save up accordingly. As for tattoo artist green flags for me, it's if your tattoo artist makes you feel comfortable, they start some small talk and ask your opinion about what you want and their design they've made. I was very nervous for my first tat, but my tattoo artists way of talking to me and giving me information made my nerves go down instantly. Still go to that tattoo artist every time!

[@davidhumphrey8134]

I agree with you about the cost issue. I think I had a bit of a rocky start with my artist when I asked his hourly rate. Truly, I was not cost-comparing not was I trying to be cheap. I honestly just wanted to be sure I could bring enough cash (including tip!) to the appointment. I can’t imagine anything more embarrassing than not having enough $ with me. So, I really appreciate your comments here.

[@EvolveINK]

Yeah it’s so important to be prepared and have the money you need to pay for the tattoo. Don’t want any surprises 😂

[@karensallsorts7125]

When the artist I go to, is excited about my current or next tattoo and Wer both throwing ideas around, and she tells me she carnt wait to do it 💚

[@EvolveINK]

yes! that is so exciting, when you are your artisit both work on a tattoo together, it just brings a whole new element to the tattoo

[@kirbynator6715]

Best feeling as an Artist is if a customer has a reference and says he want something in this direction, but unique and not exacly like it. Being open for ideas goes along with it. Definetly a green flag and should be the standard.

[@EvolveINK]

Being open to ideas is such a big thing. You’ll always end up with a better tattoo :) but hey, thanks for watching

[@Ben-td1zv]

My artist told me the exact amount during my consult. Seemed like a very good price for my area. Finished the tattoo...gave me a lower price than the quote. Green flag.

[@Argetlam17]

My artist has a specific day charge. If we finish early he would reduce the amount, and if we had a little more time to finish it, he would not charge me more.

[@EvolveINK]

lower price then the quote? green flag for sure lol

[@riakun]

My tattoo artist I love going to did this as well! She was like, “Oh, we got done about 45 minutes early” so she made it less in price. She’s definitely been one of my favorites to go to ever sense!

[@tylermoody1130]

I have a a tattoo of my German shepherd snarling at a cloaked demon. Long story short my boy Oslo saved me from a suicide attempt.

[@EvolveINK]

That is such a beautiful/bad ass thing to have tattooed on your body. From one German shepherd dad to another, thank you for sharing this with me

[@desiyoung9611]

Good boy Oslo, good boy.

[@fuckshit8208]

I fuckin' love that, thank you for sharing. Oslo is the goodest of boys and deserves mad respect 🙏

[@riakun]

Oslo sounds like the bestest of bois. Glad to hear your amazing story, and happy that you’re still around to tell others ❤️

[@Rugmunchersauce3]

Animal friends truly ARE our friends. I'm glad Oslo stopped you from going down that dark road. I hope things are better for you now and that you never feel the need to do that again. Plus, Oslo would be sad. I've seen pets after their Human has dissapeared, they grieve too.

[@monkeytownusa6055]

All of my tattoos are about nature, animals, things that are fleeting and make me say "Oh Wow" every time I see them.

[@LeftieLoosie]

I’ve worked with three separate artists. One is a major silence artist…. One likes small talk here and there and the other, we are deep in conversation from beginning to end. Talking about the deepest craziest details of our lives. 🤣 we have a similar life story and my tattoo ends up being a sleepover type experience with all the talking. 🤣 just pay attention to your artist and follow their lead when it comes to talking. You’ll realize very quickly if they want you to talk or be quiet and just respect it…. If they prefer silence, you’ll get a better tattoo if you give them that quiet time, if they want to talk, same thing. Also if you’re chatty and talking helps (like it does for me) then use those chatty artists more often!

[@its_thejg16]

From a client perspective, an artist green flag is the good vibes and professionalism shown by the shop employees. Like my local artist who is really nice and respected where I live, who can give their feedback and suggestions on what they think could work better, with them being the professional, but also respecting and supporting the decision of the client. Love to see it. 1:33 Also why would I not ask how much a tattoo would be considering that’s something need to know to actually pay you, unless you’re giving out free tattoos

[@Wolf_Mama]

I'm currently talking to an artist about getting a chest piece. He's very kind and lets me send him a lot of ideas and sketches about what kind of tattoo I'd like. I like that we can collaborate to make the final product look great. :D

[@juulranch]

Just booked my first tattoo session ever! Your tips have been absolutely invaluable during my research. Thank you Mike! ❤

[@EvolveINK]

Thank you for being here:) I appreciate you

[@Paula-sw2tt]

When your fav tattoo artist remembers you even though you haven't received a tattoo from her in over two years (not big pieces either), and she passes you on the street. If my artist were to buy me lunch in the middle of a long session (so far I have not had any long sessions), I would double their tip and be so grateful.

[@amydopson2946]

Space tattoos! YES! I'm saving for a cover, and I want a Nebula! I feel like it gives the artist so much license in terms of darkness, color, and free-form art, to adjust and cover. Also, I live 2 miles from NASA JSC. Nothing more timeless than the birthplace of stars and galaxies!

[@Guitarmachine115]

Hell yeah always happy to see you post a new video getting a tat tomorrow can’t wait lol

[@EvolveINK]

Let’s go!!!! What are you getting?

[@Guitarmachine115]

A bat on my inner elbow

[@TheAceOfGames]

tattoo green flags are different than a client green flag i thought they were going to talk about green flag tattoos lol but i agree with most of the artists..be respectful & patient lol

[@fuckshit8208]

Well said. I also thought this would be tattoos that indicate green flags in a person or something lol

[@bobbysfacts1981]

When I was getting my first tattoo last year in October. Your channel helped me with a lot of my research. I now had my 3rd tattoo done a few days ago.

[@JonnyBoyy05]

Been watching your content since before I got my first tattoo. Been a subscriber since 2020 and got my first tattoo in 2021. Your content has pushed me to keep getting more and I’m finishing up my first sleeve before the summer time. Keep it up man🤙🤙

[@daveg9068]

Green Flag! I got my first tattoo a few months ago. I had an idea. I found an artist who had excellent work. We met, I described what I wanted and left it to him to come up with the design details. Oh, my 1st tattoo is a full sleeve on my left arm :) I haven't seen my tattoo on any "red flag" videos so, that's a plus. I am already old so, I can't regret it. I have been going in for color every other week now and, I look forward to it every time. This has been a positive, life changing experience. On a side note: I was happy to hear I hit a good number of green flags as a client.

[@QueenCityHistory]

I’m pumped for tattoo #20 tomorrow 😀😀😀 a huge green flag is when you let your artist BE an artist

[@EvolveINK]

YESSSSSS. let your artist be a artist.

[@aprild4906]

Completely unrelated comment I'm new to your channel and listening to you talk I immediately thought "this dude's gotta be from philly or the surrounding area." then you mentioned wawa and "wooder."

[@jkh2180]

Getting my first tattoo in a few days and I have to say after some dialogue with the artist about what I want to get I was a bit nervous asking about the price. But he was straight forward about a price range and seemed cool with the question.

[@Clairymoo]

green flag is an artist who showcases their work on multiple skintones if possible - seems to be a reduced risk of them being unpleasant people.

[@mimmikibilly]

In some places in the world it can be difficult to find people that do multiple skintones, since you can't force people to get tattooed for diversity's sake, but if the area you're in allows it, I definitely agree.

[@bobbysfacts1981]

I believe you should ask how much it is. That way you know how much to pay for the tattoo. I believe it's only a red flag on the client's part if he or she haggles with the price. When getting a tattoo. No client should ever haggle. I'm a tattoo client. I just got my 3rd tattoo the other day. I like, trust, and respect my tattoo artist. And I would never haggle. But I will ask how much he wants and pay him exactly what he wants.

[@paulovillasenor5645]

Totally agree with you! I'm weirded out by artists who think it's not cool to ask about pricing - as a client, I wanna know how much the tattoo I want get will cost... it seems so dumb to go into a financial contract without knowing the cost. But as client, also respect the artist's rates... this is their profession.

[@riakun]

I agree! I also bring a little extra with me in case it costs a little more, and if it’s the original asking price, then I usually give it to them as a tip (tipping the artist is not mandatory, but just appreciated where I’m from, and as a fellow artist, I’m always happy to do so)

[@axilleas]

As a Greek I have to say I like seeing people from other cultures that like our mythology

[@louie639]

I'm glad to know that I'm a green flag client after watching this!

[@EvolveINK]

😭😂 yeah you get some reassurance! happy you enjoyed this video :)

[@unsoundfoxly]

I’m gearing up to finally get my first sleeve done and this is very helpful

[@Menacefoursociety]

Perfect timing for new content just got a new tattoo 😂

[@EvolveINK]

Let’s goooo! What did you end up getting done?

[@puertoblack4605]

Same! I got a taco on my stomach because 40-50% of my stomach is tacos

[@SuperNapfkuchen]

​@@puertoblack4605my stomach is full of Tacos too after eating in mexican Restaurant

[@Musiclover-qh2mv]

I thoroughly enjoyed this

[@EvolveINK]

Thank you❤️ really loving these “Lets talk” videos

[@dazy03]

I have a few stick&poke and machine tattoos either me or a friend did and eventhough they all look like shit I really love them. Of course it will never be as hygienic as a tattoo parlor, but I've never had a problem and take all the precautions.

[@EvolveINK]

and those tattoos probably make for a good story LOL

[@dazy03]

@@EvolveINK haha yeah especially since 2 of them are my first 2 tattoos

[@albertsylvester2981]

WELL WHAT I DISCOVER IS WHEN EVER I AM GETTING A TATO I TALK TO THE ARTIST AND IT TAKES AWAY THE PAIN IT WORKS FOR ME BUT AWESOME VIDEO I LIKE IT

[@TheSleightDoctor]

As a client, a green flag for me is of the artist is prepared to spend a long time before starting work getting the placement and size exactly right, because they understand that these factors can spoil the look of a great tattoo, or make even a mediocre one pop. If they're just slapping the template on like they don't care, my blood pressure is rising, because that tells me they might handle the needle in the same way. 🤷‍♂️

[@robertmartin4449]

that artist shops in a grocery store that doesn’t have any price tags. Cause it’s not about the price, it’s about the food. Lol. I’d love to get a tattoo from him. When it comes to paying I’d just say “it’s not about the money, it’s about the art”. Then walk out.

[@EvolveINK]

MIC DROP

[@brentmatheson4729]

At my first tattoo I aske the artist if he liked conversation and he said 'as long as you don't talk with your hands'. 🤣 As far as the cost....I think a rough price is needed so i can bring cash and tip. If it is out by some, I do bring extra, but if it's going to be twice what i expect then that can be a shock and can be awkward. My artist takes cash and e-transfer and cash is just so quick and clean and tangible. It's right there in the open. He's getting paid and there is no question about it. I never want money be an issue in the process. I know roughly the cost. I pay promptly. Tip separately. Business is done and then we can chat and it's just a really nice way to end the session and feel good about the next time we meet.

[@WorgenGrrl]

For my first tattoo, I was talking to the artist and mentioned it was my first tat as well as my birthday ( turned 42 IE 21 for the second time), and he was willing to negotiate on the price because of that.

[@sgosstheboss]

I feel like that one artist could have worded it differently. My hopes is the client is coming to me with the art in the forefront of their mind and price is secondary. Price is important and a good artist can justify the price. But a client needs an estimate so they can plan accordingly

[@mistaken_stranger8343]

I always like to have an approximate idea id the price for a tattoo as well as a rough length if time it would take.

[@EvolveINK]

yeah thats only right. this way you know how much you need to save up for. ya know?

[@joshuasmith9528]

I asked my artist for a rough estimate before I got my first from him. I was referred to him by a buddy since he specializes in trad, and I’ve been looking for years for MY trad guy. Came out to be less than the quote with the homie discount. Sent him a couple referrals and I don’t ask anymore. I know what he charges hourly and it’s similar to what I charge in my line of work. It’s all good vibes and I give him freedom with his designs and I’m not a pain in the ass about making changes. I make sure he likes my ideas and is proud of his work. I gave myself my first tattoo 30 years ago, had it covered up a few years later. Gonna leave it to the pros from now on. lol. I’m addicted now.

[@larscolson1383]

Green flag is a tattoo artist who can speak to you about the image that you come in wanting and the actual tattoo that can be done. My first artist listened to what I wanted and verbally pared away the trite copy-cat image to the tatttoo I still love twenty-five years later. It was only after a few more tattoos that I had an understanding that what I initially wanted while doable would have resulted in a tattoo that would not age well. Other green flags are artists who ask "do you want to be able to read this when the tattoo is in this position or other people to be able to read it" or say "let me put this through a spell checker".

[@Chieftracyhorse]

Green Flag: Having an original idea, and working with your artist to make it happen! ( No clocks or Lions!)

[@abrahamsandoval6257]

I tend to not eat before an appointment, I just don’t like too and Ive done multiple 6-9hr sessions without eating until I get home. I feel fine and my artist knows I usually don’t eat so he offers me breaks but I just slam it out. Is this bad? I’ve experienced no issues

[@sgosstheboss]

As an artist a client green flag is when they bring examples of what they want or are very descriptive of what they want.

[@taylorsterrariums5803]

My tattooer has one Starbucks regular order and I will always grab a snack for me and a drink for her. It’s just become the tattoo routine after all this time.

[@EvolveINK]

its a fun thing isnt it? 😂 plus its a bonding exsperiance so its a win win!

[@shawnbowen6833]

I think the artist that mentioned them bringing snacks and a blanket was more the client bringing snacks for themselves, not for the artist. Most artists ive been to have snacks there in case someones blood sugar drops but it shouldnt be their responsibility to make sure your ok in that regard so you should bring your own little snack in case you need it half way through your tat.

[@mimmikibilly]

The first and only artist I saw asked me if I wanted some pizza beforehand, so we got it and he did the "I forgot my wallet" number right before we had to pay, after we chose what to get. He asked if I could offer him his slice (fine, it wasn't much). I remember his face while he told me that. The tattoo was great, but for that reason alone I don't feel like going there anymore. He also arrived quite a bit after the appointment, so I thought he had already eaten something. It would have been classier to pay for his food and charge me a couple euros more, at least he would have seemed genuine.

[@shawnbowen6833]

@mimmikibilly I would have been like its ok you forgot your wallet since I'm about to give you money anyways. So just use that money. I would have declined the food to begin with though. I never accept anything they offer me at the shops. Eat before you go. Take your own snack and water if your gona be there a while.

[@sterling8298]

The last tattoo I got, the tattoo artist asked after 10 hours of tattooing me. He asked if we could finish on another session. To which I said definitely.

[@sgosstheboss]

Green flag as a client when the artist cares about my comfort including atmosphere like music.

[@texasmade6859]

As a big fan of tattoos & I love getting them , I aways ask my artist before I go get my tattoos I ask him before I go how much it cost

[@Thegirlzintheback]

The most painful part of the tattoo is sitting on my ass that long. Not the actual tattoo itself. I need breaks to stand up and walk around. Man holding my arm in a whack position (I have tennis elbow) for a long time hurts more than the tattoo too lol Is it weird I actually don’t think it hurts!? Kinda like it 😅

[@scratchinjack608]

Green flag: When an artist gets back to you in a reasonable time frame to clue you in on his next available time...especially if the rule is, leave a deposit for appointments. The artist must know his time (clients keeping appointments agreed too, being on time, and the rest) is just as important to the client as it is to him.

[@jenswinberg3590]

My tattoo green flags are color tattoos i really like your dragon ball sleeve ❤

[@EvolveINK]

Thanks! I appreciate your kind words. And you watching of course :)

[@jenswinberg3590]

@@EvolveINK of course i am watching i love all your tattoos 🤝😉

[@margaretbattista2298]

Hi Mike. I would love to get my first tattoo but i do have stage 4 cirrhosis ( alcohol ) i read that tattoos boost the immune system. Have you or anybody else done videos on this?

[@EvolveINK]

Hey Margaret. So I never actually made a full-blown video about this but I do talk about how tattoos can give you different types of health benefits. You could check it out at this video here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnPJgolspseHjdEsi=oa4xzvQeD1hsBYu6

[@QueenCityHistory]

I think they do wonders for your self esteem. Which decreases anxiety and stress!

[@margaretbattista2298]

@@QueenCityHistory I never thought about that.

[@leighnathan1431]

Green flag is where the client is comfortably and the artist is friendly

[@jrivs6393]

anything with a heavy meaning

[@EvolveINK]

Yeah that’s always a green flag for me tbh. I always love a tattoo with meaning

[@amypanddirtytoo1926]

I don't think he meant that someone would just walk in and never ask how much the tattoo would cost, walk in with $50 and think they're getting a whole sleeve, or not know how much to save up. I think he meant that the client doesn't care how much it would cost and they are willing to pay whatever the artist charges.

[@GenesiisDavid]

So I'm not allowed to know how much you charge? Not trying to haggle, just finding out if I can afford it immediately or need to save a little more. Not wanting actions to know how much you charge is a red flag for me

[@neiltruslove7520]

What is the best black ink. And you are good what you say

[@SonyaYates-d1y]

Green flags are good I have tattoo on my arm it didn't hurt at all

[@EvolveINK]

Yeah certain parts of the arm aren’t that bad at all what did you end up getting?

[@phillipmckinnon6883]

I slept through half of my last tattoo session.

[@EvolveINK]

I only fell asleep once during my tattoos lol and it was my chest.

[@phillipmckinnon6883]

@@EvolveINK lol. This past Sunday I got a lighthouse on my hip as part of a major piece so he had me on my stomach. I was tryin' to keep my eyes open but they got to heavy and before I knew it I was out. lol

[@TheSleightDoctor]

Oh and as regards the pricing issue, it's ridiculous that some artists have this "how long is a piece of string?" attitude. If you commission a tradesperson to do some renovation on your home, they will give you a quote and stick to it, even if it takes twice as long as expected due to unforeseen complications. On another job, they might get it done in half the time, so what's the bother? It all evens out over time. Besides, clients who are clearly on a tight budget and anxious about price, are the ones scrimping and saving to get something done that means a lot to them. They're the ones who aren't going to change their minds, cancel appointments last minute, or have regrets and blame their bad decision on the artist. Is that not the perfect customer?!

[@bartosz112233]

My tattoo artist is angry when someone comes in before the appontment. He lets you do 1 pull up for every 1 minute of being too early :D

[@El-falasteeki]

Is it possible to get a tattoo done over pimples and what are the risks? No one on KZbin talked about it I’ll appreciate if u could give me an insight based on your experience

[@EvolveINK]

it depends on how bad the breakouts are. if its just one or 2, they can get away with it. but if its bad, they cannot tattoo over them. id recommend waiting till the breakout is gone and then go and schedule the tattoo appointment.

[@El-falasteeki]

@@EvolveINK thanks!

[@aiRxShop]

Not sure why; but I feel like a blanket or pillow could be pretty unsanitary…

[@EvolveINK]

It could be, but you need to just bring your own Clean pillow. I think that’s good lol

[@jamespickett5167]

pet tattoos are a big green flag, any passion be it music,video games movies ect. fun goofy tattoos are green flag.

[@EvolveINK]

I’m right there with ya. Those are all super green flags for me

[@Midnightquills123]

The human body is so weird. When I got my first tattoo i was completely fine. Talking to my artist and other people getting their tattoos chilling . Half way in the coloring phase (the tattoo is palm size under my collarbone) my left leg would jolt after the artist would pick up the needle. I looked at her and I was like "I have NO clue what is going on" and it kept happening. We took a 10 in break but getting back into it my leg would still jolt. No one in the shop has seen or heard of that before and I felt bad that I couldn't control my leg. I also cant see how someone doesnt think of what tattoo to get before hand. Like watching this video rn i am sketching out an arm sleeve idea. My first tattoo I sat on it for like 4 years before getting it. Its not a complicated piece so the day i talked to my artist about it she knew what i wanted. When the day came for the tattoo she showed me a 3 drawings that she sketched up and I choose the one I like the most.

[@hanrembski9910]

Clients who shave the area wich get tattooed, so the artist could save time

[@EvolveINK]

this right here is GOLD!

[@zackfrm330]

dude people have no idea how good it is to drink WATER like bro your skin will love you and so will the artist and water is the best thing for the body, you guys should have a bottle of water next to you right now, i need to get a brita bottle now haha

[@EvolveINK]

😂 dude water is so important. I am never too far away from my brita water bottle

[@JB-eh1jj]

I will keep this in mind when I get my 3rd tattoo soon

[@sgosstheboss]

Green flag as an artist when the client takes care of their skin prior to the tattoo. Lotion is your friend.

[@NP148]

As a client, green flag for me is when the artist actually wears gloves

[@taylor_modz0436]

A green flag is when a tattoo artist does a touchup if needed for free

[@meghan9436]

Full disclosure is that I don't have any tattoos! Maybe this is a hot take. The artist who doesn't disclose their prices, I kind of get it. If you go to high end restaurants or luxury brand outlets, they never have the prices listed. These places operate on the assumption that you are part of the 1% club, so the prices are a non-issue. If you have to ask the price of the product, you are not their intended audience. Is this a great practise? No. Is it snobby, and elitist? YUP. It's also pretty scammy because it allows the artist to scale their prices, depending on how much they can convince their client to pay. Unless this guy is a celebrity tattoo artist, he needs to get out of here with that nonsense.

[@EvolveINK]

yeahhh... he is not a tattoo artist i know of. only from this video lol. thanks for sharing your thoughts! do you plan on getting any tattoos in the future?

[@meghan9436]

@@EvolveINK I'm still very much on the fence at the moment! I am an English teacher in Japan, and tattoos are still very much associated with yakuza here. It is starting to become more progressive, and we are seeing more people in public with tattoos. But, they are still very much a faux pas. I've had coworkers have to wear full arm bands even in the peak of summer for work. You can also get turned away from gyms, pools, and onsen. And then there's the personal issue of eczema! Not exactly looking to get a permanent allergic reaction, lol. I've been told that the technology is changing, and there might be vegan alternatives for people with skin sensitivity issues? But being in Japan, it would be a cool souvenir to have for when the time comes for me to leave. I just celebrated 7 years here in January, so hopefully that won't be anytime soon!

[@MrInitialMan]

Another green flag: When you can joke with the artist. For example: *Me:* (Very bored tone of voice) Ow. Agony. Pain. Ouch. Yow. Misery. Excruciation. *Artist:* I haven't even started! *Me:* I'm just doing my warmups! *Artist:* (gives me dumb look, but is smiling).

[@georgivlasev1709]

U totally misunderstood the guy with the price. He doesn’t meant that u don’t ask about the price, he’s trying to say that instead of discussing the tattoo first , you start with the price first , which in most cases means that you gonna try to lower the price u gonna ask for discounts….. and for the artist is a little bit disrespectful to start with the how much question . If it’s me I’ll know you are not here for my art and probably not gonna do it because u are here to get the best price, and if it’s a good Artist u know it won’t be cheap . You need to know the money of course, but at least ask the wright way.

[@stephanielefebvre4306]

👋

[@adammayday6486]

Why didn’t you go over horror tattoos.

[@EvolveINK]

Because they need no explanation. Horror tattoos are a solid green flag in my book!

[@Aeolus_ca]

green flags: name of bf/gf face tats cliente is visibly drunk

[@EvolveINK]

i hope youre joking 😂🤣

[@Aeolus_ca]

haha indeed indeed@@EvolveINK

[@Coast_life]

Just a little critique of your videos. We watch these videos to see the tattoos. But the majority of the time in your videos are showing you talk. You should show the tattoo your critiquing the whole time you talk about it. Not cut the camera back to you. If you really have to show yourself talking, the split screen is good to do.

[@Kasia237]

Green flag: good hygiene both you and the artist… nobody wants to be that close to someone who smells bad.

[@AS-bd7cf]

🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻

[@kellywallace5809]

Thats just stupid. Why would you be offended if they ask the price? How do you expect them to bring enough money if they dont know the price?