A WOMAN who got a £10 tattoo as a tribute to her nan is paying hundreds to have it removed.
TikTok user Tiffany says her “awful” ink job needs to disappear – but reveals the experience didn’t put her off getting another cheap tattoo.
In a video posted to social media, Tiffany shares an image of the tattoo she was hoping for.
The word ‘Nanny’ is seen in beautiful, cursive text with well-spaced lettering and elegant use of calligraphy.
Tiffany then reveals the tattoo she received, which isn’t as tasteful.
The lettering appears jagged while there’s only one thick line which doesn’t give it the same depth as the version she hoped for.
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In the comments, Tiffany reveals she has had the tattoo for nine years and has started laser removal treatment.
She captioned the video: “Did I learn after that or did I go get another cheap awful tattoo?”
Tiffany added the hashtags #cheaptattoos, #tattoofail and #badtattoo.
The audio she used has commonly been seen on a number of other ‘fail’ videos.
People share examples of ‘what they expected’ vs ‘what they got‘.
More than 94,000 people have uploaded content to TikTok using the sound clip.
In another tattoo disaster, a woman shared the tattoo she had been hoping for and the atrocity she now has to live with.
Under the username ‘itsmehollyholiday‘, she revealed the beautiful design she was hoping for
She wrote: “I’m so angry, I’ve cried so much. I trusted this artist he’s done great work in the past for me…. My trust is now ruined and so is my arm.”
More than 9,300 people were supportive and sympathetic in the comment section.
One person said: ““Oh it can’t be that b- OH MY GOD”.
Another asked: “Did he DIE in the middle of the session or???”
While someone else wrote: “nah their license needs to be revoked and you need to get your money back in full.”
But it’s not just permanent ink that can go wrong.
In another popular video, TikTok user Melanie Wilmoth, shared the difference between a pair of jeans she purchased online looked in an image vs what she received in the mail.
Her fashion disaster video has been seen more than 29.1million times, with over 4million likes.
