Mine was lost too.Who's moving to London? I want in!! I want to see Harry Potter and go to Hogwarts. My acceptance letter was lost in the mail
Liquid! I hate powders. They just accentuate how dry I am.
Oh that could be a beautiful tattoo! My mom has always been against tattoos, but I decided back in the day to just go on and do what I was going to do. She eventually got over it. lol
Honestly I think he would too. I've always been the good one (as far as he knows... lol) so I think he'd get really mad at me for a month, and then get over it. We're not "close" in the sense that I can tell him things, but I am the closest family member he has and I've worked really damn hard to keep a relationship with him. I don't think he'd let it go over a tattoo.
She balked at the first 2 and then just gave up after the 3rd one (I now have 6) and I wasn't even the first kid to take the leap into TattooLand either, my brother was. lol. My sister now has a few as well and I think she's just realized there's no point in fighting it or being mad about it anymore. Hopefully if you do decide to go for it, he doesn't hold it against you for too long.
I'm lucky cause my Mom thinks they are beautiful of course I didn't get my first one until I was 21.
I was 19 or 20 when I got my first one. She'll look at some and say they were well done and stuff, but she doesn't like the fact that it's a tattoo.oh! He'll get over it!! lmao!! Plus if you get it on your hip or back you can easily hide it
I'm lucky cause my Mom thinks they are beautiful of course I didn't get my first one until I was 21.
Too funny!!I was 19 or 20 when I got my first one. She'll look at some and say they were well done and stuff, but she doesn't like the fact that it's a tattoo.
Well the problem is, he lives at the beach. So lots of swimming... and lots of swimsuitsoh! He'll get over it!! lmao!! Plus if you get it on your hip or back you can easily hide it
I'm lucky cause my Mom thinks they are beautiful of course I didn't get my first one until I was 21.
They can be addictive, that's for sure, I love getting them but I always think on what I'm going to get for at least a year or two taking the plunge with the exception of two of mine. I got a faerie silhouette on my shoulder when my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer to symbolize all the fantasy stories she read me as a child and then a purple lotus on my foot after she beat it to symbolize her making it through, those were pretty spur of the moment tattoos. I think if you're going to take the plunge to definitely think on it for a good while and weight all pros and cons. Also, research artists, read online reviews, go into shops and look at portfolios, talk to different artists, ask about their setup and prep. Find an artist whose work you like and who you feel is someone you'd want to do your work for you. Finding the right artist is probably the most important step in the process.I don't see myself getting more than one, though I've heard they're addictive!
Well the problem is, he lives at the beach. So lots of swimming... and lots of swimsuits
That's a beautiful pic. I say maybe take a few different pics into a shop and bounce ideas around with an artist or two, chances are you'll find one who you clique with who will be able to come up with something unique and true to your vision.
There are a few of this one on google images, they look ok... but I feel like I want something a little more original. Maybe the dance scene, though IDK how to translate that into a tattoo.
That is a really pretty pic!! I would do what Naomi said talk to different artist and see what they suggest would be your best option. I do know portrait tattoos are not cheap if your planning to get it exactly like the pic.
There are a few of this one on google images, they look ok... but I feel like I want something a little more original. Maybe the dance scene, though IDK how to translate that into a tattoo.
F&B is so lovely!
Exactly
You love F&B Dolly??
I tried it for a week. My Dior SA told me it was best for combination skin, which I have but it somehow finds my few dry patches and clings to them like crazy! The SA did warn me that if my skin was even slightly dry I should not use that foundation. Oh well, I really wanted to love it.
Hi Melrose, How're you doing?
I do! It's my fave, I finished an entire bottle and I'm half way with my second!
