Covering up tattoos.
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Apr 2, 2013
Molly G.
I read the article posted here on Beautylish on how to coverup tattos, but the color correcting step confuses me. How do you know what color corrector to layer on each color in a color tattoo? I am planning on getting a few tattoos and I would like to be able to cover them up around my parents (they do not want me to get them).
Apr 2, 2013
Victoria D.
Be proud of your tattoos! Don't get them if you're already worried about covering them. It might not be their choice, but it's not their choice to make, it's yours. If you want a tattoo, you need to be able to commit to having it for life!
Apr 2, 2013
Pilar F.
Kat von d has a make up line that specializes in foundation that covers tattoos in sephora I believe :)
Apr 2, 2013
Mia Taryn B.
I have a lot of tattoos, and I don't care how much concealer you have or apply...it would be nearly impossible to cover a well done tattoo.
Apr 3, 2013
Diana R.
I agree Mia. And others above... I have to sleeves and my parents are against them. They don't like seeing them. So I just wear long sleeves to their house. Sometimes you can even see my tattoos through light clothing, so concealing on well done tattoo, like a traditional one would take forever.
Apr 3, 2013
Diana R.
Agree with*, two*, a well*
Apr 3, 2013
Bree B.
I know people get tattoos that they then plan to cover or do cover but I got my tats for me, I am 100% comfortable with them showing, no matter what other's opinions might be. Maybe wait until you are too?
Apr 8, 2013
Molly G.
Let me state first that I am 100% sure about my tattoos, I just do not have it in me to listen to my parents complain about anything else in my life. I was also asking because I am an MUA and have a few clients who would like me to cover up ink they have so that it won't show in their prom photos (their parents are aware of the tattoos but do not want them seen).
Apr 10, 2013
Kimberly W.
I don't get tattoos in places that will be visible in certain areas because of my chosen field. I'm a professional historical re-enactor, so nothing below the elbow or on the chest/neck. Beyond that, I let my ink show and if people don't like it, they can suck it.