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Kimberley Vlaeminck,belgium,tattoo Girl Asks For 3 Tattoos, Wakes Up With 56 Stars On Her FaceGirl Asks For 3 Tattoos, Wakes Up With 56 Stars On Her Facetags:18-year old Kimberley Vlaeminck from Kortrijk, Belgium, has pressed charges against a tattoo-artist. She claims she asked for 3 stars but the tatoo artist tattooed 56 stars on her face without her even noticing.
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Seriously...
Sounds like she was drugged up on something, passed out after requesting something that sounded like a good idea at the time and then had a major case of buyer's remorse...
Edit: I mean, think of it from the tattoo artist's perspective... when someone asks for a tattoo on their face, that's pretty serious. No way are you going to give someone MORE tattoos on their face than they requested.
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Seriously...
Sounds like she was drugged up on something, passed out after requesting something that sounded like a good idea at the time and then had a major case of buyer's remorse...
Edit: I mean, think of it from the tattoo artist's perspective... when someone asks for a tattoo on their face, that's pretty serious. No way are you going to give someone MORE tattoos on their face than they requested.
I dunno... did you see that tattoo artist? I think he could have a skewed version of what's extreme/too much when it comes to facial mods.
I mean, think of it from the tattoo artist's perspective... when someone asks for a tattoo on their face, that's pretty serious. No way are you going to give someone MORE tattoos on their face than they requested.
^ You'd think so, but you wouldn't expect tattoo artists to tattoo derogatory phrases in Chinese characters either, but how many stories have we all heard about people thinking they got "love" tattooed on their arm only to find out they actually have "slut" permanently etched into their skin.
Getting a tattoo that says "My abusive husband pimps me out" is a particularly wonderful example.
Incidentally, I thought facial tattoos were illegal mostly everywhere?
Tattooist said he knew exactly what she wanted, said she went home happy with it. I read her father and boyfriend threatened to disown her whereupon she suddenly changed her story? Sounds believable to me.
More likely than a tattoo artist intentional tattooing 56 stars onto someone's face who only wanted 3, knowing that he'd lose his job/reputation/get fined/shut down/potentially jailed(?)
Incidentally, I thought facial tattoos were illegal mostly everywhere?
It's illegal in Hawaii, but that's about it. In Georgia it's illegal to tattoo within one inch of the eyes. There are some other states that have restrictions on who can put the tattoos on your face, but it isn't illegal to have them.
Maybe there are some countries where it is illegal, but I didn't find much about it.
*lies
2: Tattoos are NOT permanent anymore. Sure, they'll be there for a while at least but the surgery to remove them is pretty easy. I've even heard of a non-surgical product called "Wrecking Balm" that will remove the ink with a few months of application.
3: Both of these people are idiots.
1: Most tattoo artists are smart enough to avoid tattooing exposed areas to avoid situations just like this. It's standard practice in the industry to avoid face and hands at all costs. I know a lot of tattoo artists and only the dirtbags would do something like this without getting to know a person and making them spend a few hundred dollars on other tattoos before moving on to the exposed areas. This guy made his own mess and deserves whatever he gets. And what about written consent? It doesn't help his case that he didn't even get her to sign something.
2: Tattoos are NOT permanent anymore. Sure, they'll be there for a while at least but the surgery to remove them is pretty easy. I've even heard of a non-surgical product called "Wrecking Balm" that will remove the ink with a few months of application.
3: Both of these people are idiots.
1: I'll agree on all points
2: Just because you get rid of the ink doesn't mean you've gotten rid of the scars. Tattooing skin damages the top few layers, usually creating permanent scarring. She'll still have star-shaped scars if she has them removed. Still, I don't think she's going to win her case.
3: Again, agreed.
2: Tattoos are NOT permanent anymore. Sure, they'll be there for a while at least but the surgery to remove them is pretty easy. I've even heard of a non-surgical product called "Wrecking Balm" that will remove the ink with a few months of application.
Do you also send out emails concerning penis enlargement?
Because.. tattoo removal is not easy, and it will definitely leave a scar. Laser or light therapy are really the only effective methods.
Her's are new, so the scar tissue is pretty newly formed, so she might have minimal damage.
A quick googling of 'Wrecking Balm' only lead to paid reccomendations, ads or somewhat bad reviews. It only seems to fade the tattoo slightly.
everybody winner today
ps. as been observed, no tattoo artist who works in a shop would do this and risk everything... and then talk about it on the news. he clearly has a picture of her, AWAKE, POSED, with the tattoos. Not looking mad, either.
then again, tattooing is the kind of skill you can take with you on the lam.
She's never going to land a proper job in her life.
Soooooo true.
But hey, she can be a tattoo artist!
I mean, shit, look at that guy... he has an iron anus for a mouth, and he still has employment.
"I want three stars on my face."
"I want a three in stars on my face."
>> ^Farhad2000:
She's never going to land a proper job in her life.
i know, right? you couldn't take out either one of your nose gages to be on tv?
She's never going to land a proper job in her life.
Judging by her decision making skills, I don't think a job was in the cards anyway...
I just came up with my next online name
Meanwhile, to better feel what the girl is going through (webcam and flash required):
http://www.toputourworkon.com/kimberlizer/
Soo.. you wake up to the horror of seeing 56 stars on your face... and then you pose smiling for a photo for the artists' album?
lies
Inappropriate channel assignment, methinks.
You'll notice the theme of the channel, though not the title, is more around the area of questionable action on the part of the government.
This is total BS, and this girl may ruin the tattoo artist's career over it.
Most tattoo shops have written contracts to describe the requested tattoo and location/size for this reason.
So tempting to just leave it at that.
It's my sincere hope that everyone involved in this is at fault.
I hope the girl was drunk and requested the face-full of stars.
I hope the tattoo artist knew she was drunk and thought it would be funny.
I hope her friends talked her into it as a prank.
I want to believe everyone's at fault, because I know everyone is absolutely regretting it.
I read an interview with the guy that started that sight and he said his favorite ugly tattoo was a shark with a tribal on its fin, sitting in a lazy boy chair, smoking a bong.
It could be worse, check this out http://ugliesttattoos.com/
Nice butterfly -- lol!
A shocking confession.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1194910/Teenager-Kimberley-Vlaminck-56-stars-tattoed-face-finally-comes-clean.html
She's never going to land a proper job in her life.
Which is a sad indictment of a depraved society.
She's never going to land a proper job in her life.
>> ^Farhad2000:
Which is a sad indictment of a depraved society.
I think it also depends on an individual's definition of "proper", which is probably different for a person who would consider 56 stars an acceptable facial decoration.
>> ^Ryjkyj:
2: Tattoos are NOT permanent anymore. Sure, they'll be there for a while at least but the surgery to remove them is pretty easy. I've even heard of a non-surgical product called "Wrecking Balm" that will remove the ink with a few months of application.
Do you also send out emails concerning penis enlargement?
Because.. tattoo removal is not easy, and it will definitely leave a scar. Laser or light therapy are really the only effective methods.
Her's are new, so the scar tissue is pretty newly formed, so she might have minimal damage.
A quick googling of 'Wrecking Balm' only lead to paid reccomendations, ads or somewhat bad reviews. It only seems to fade the tattoo slightly.
That's right. I joined the site in 2006 and posted a hundred videos just to get to this one singular moment wherein I make my sale.
Got you to google it though didn't I? Money in the bank! Sucker!