I want to tattoo Angelina Jolie with the name Lara Croft

TATTOOS is always a twist — especially if you’re using a complex design.

While you may think you’ve picked someone with a lot of experience, you never really know how things will turn out.

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A man thinks he’s getting the tattoo of his dreams, but the internet shocked with the results.

In the clip, the man shows the image he brings to the tattoo parlor: Angelina Jolie as Tomb Radar’s Lara Croft, two guns in hand.

When the tattoo artist wiped away the eraser foam to reveal the last layer of ink on the man’s biceps, it looked completely different.

The face on his arm is nothing like the face in the print, and the details around it are completely sloppy.

Viewers could not believe their eyes:

“His son did that?!” wrote one.

“Not so bad… if he tattooed it himself with another hand,” another quipped.

And a third person knows exactly what the man is feeling: “It was the moment that he realized…this is for life.”

Stories of bad tattooing experiences have become mainstream on TikTok.

A woman, named Addison McCall, recently shared her horror story Online.

She went to a tattoo parlor hoping to get a thin crescent moon on her arm.

Upon arrival, Addison was told an apprentice would do the job – and she had no problem with this.

But the end result looks “a little rough” at first, and after a few days it gets worse and worse.

So the salon agreed to do a free retouch.

She asked them to line up the inside and paint it black so it looked more like a “black, solid crescent moon”.

“[The apprentice] Addison explains in the video ‘yes, I get it’ and starts talking to the other apprentice.

” They completely ignored me, so I looked down and I had this – a chocolate chip cookie tattooed on my body. ”

Worse, she quickly realized that the ”moon” was now also raised because it was filled with ink.

“There’s a scar tissue forming, and you can feel it, you can feel the roundness of the ink.

“I could hardly confront them, so I said thank you, got in the car and cried. It was the worst day of my life.”

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