I asked for a pretty flower tattoo and sent pictures of what I wanted – the result is so bad no one knows what it is | The Sun

TATTOOS are certainly increasing in popularity, with tons of people getting body art.

And while there are plenty of amazing tattoo artists out there, some people still end up in the nightmare situation of ending up with a bad tattoo.

In this situation you’ll either have to just leave it and hope it grows on you, or fork out a small fortune for either laser removal or to get a coverup tattoo.

Sadly for TikToker Tiffany Ann, she found herself in the group of people who’s tattoo artists didn’t quite get their requests quite right.

Tiffany says that prior to her appointment, she had sent her tattooist a number of photos similar to what she wanted to get on her arm.

In her video she shares some of the images she sent, all of quite pretty flower tattoos. However, this was not what she ended up with.

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Instead, she says that when she shows people her new tattoo, they actually have no idea what it’s supposed to be.

Captioning her video, “and now I have mushy crunch berries on my arm for life,” Tiffany reveals the art she now has on her arm.

And yes, the description of “mushy crunch berries” does seem rather apt with the design looking nothing like the pictures the TikToker sent, and instead looking somewhat like mushy berries.

While many of the comments on the video were sympathetic some suggested that perhaps Tiffany hadn’t done the necessary research beforehand.

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One commenter wrote: “All those pics are super different so I understand if that tattoo artist didn't know what you really want.

"Also they usually show you the design before tattooing or you can still see the stencil. And you did see that placement all the time so why didn't you stop the artist?"

“You gotta find an artist that has done the style you’re looking for. Not just any tattoo artist” added another.

Some others joked about the tattoo’s appearance, with one TikTok user saying it looks like “used bubblegum” and another comparing it to a “melted snow cone.”

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One viewer gave Tiffany some helpful tips, writing: “It can be fixed by someone that specialises in the style you want and coverups. It will look better with more shading.”

And another added that they would have flipped if this happened to them: “it's artist and client responsibility but ultimately this is the artist's fault. The way I would have lost it ,I'd be all over TikTok having a Karen.”

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