A woman with a dragon tattoo on her back ended up yellowing after not followingaftercare advice .
Jackie Flores showed off her dragon design in lotus flowers before sharing vacation snaps from Cancun, Mexico.
Little attention seemed to be paid to her new tattoo as she was sunbathing and swimming in the ocean while she was enjoying the holiday hotspot.
However, she soon realized that exposing her new tattoo to direct sunlight could cause the ink to fade.
Jackie told us that she had to revisit her tattoo studio to put a protective layer over her back design.
If you look at the image below, you can see that her back is very yellow. . confusion.
She wrote in the caption:
Viewers scratched their heads and demanded an explanation of what had happened to Jackie.
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jackiefloww/TikTok)One said: A hydrocolloid bandage that heals quickly.
Another poster wrote:
However, some accused Jackie of neglecting to take care of her tattoo. As one person said: One day it will be completely gone. "
Last month,Tattoo reported that an artist misspelled a word while inking aclient.
When she realized she had made a big mistake in inking her simple two-word phrase into her client's ribs, she blushed and Had to think on my feet to fix tattoos and keep her customers. Happy.
20-year-old Emily McCallum was cured of her dyslexia,and when she realized she had actually written "feminine," she said "divine feminine." I had the words tattooed.
And instead of leaving the client with misspelled ink, Emily decided to correct her mistake by putting red rose ink behind the part of the misspelled word. . She covered up the error and added an extra touch to her tattoo.
