Do you ever regret getting a tattoo?

It’s not unusual for a person to change their mind after getting a tattoo. In fact, one survey says 75 percent of their 600 respondents admitted to regretting at least one of their tattoos. But the good news is there are things you can do before and after getting a tattoo to lower your chances of regret.

Will I regret my tattoos when I’m old?

Roughly 37 percent of people who regret their tattoos got their unwanted ink between those ages. Another 20 percent were aged 22 to 25. But once you hit 26, the likelihood of regretting your tattoo falls into the single digits. If you can hold off until age 26—or ideally, 36—you’re a lot less likely to hate your tat.

What does a trust no one tattoo look like?

A trust no one tattoo is a sign that in your best experience, people are not trustworthy! We find a yellow sun in the background and snake scales of this trust no one tattoo will really pop on your skin. Choose an interesting font for the ‘trust no one’ part of the tattoo and you’re good to go!

Do people regret getting tattoos?

People who get tattoos associated with a family member or pet are the least likely to regret their choice. On the other hand, nearly half of those who regret their tattoos describe them as “just something I liked.” Residents of those states are the most likely to have unwanted tattoos.

Do tattoos become part of you after they settle in?

Each tattoo I got I hate through its transition period and the really enjoyed them on me after they settle into your skin. They really become part of you. You start to not notice them when you walk by the mirror…. All I can say is…, I just got a court tattoo and I hate it !!

How long should a man wait before getting a tattoo?

Nearly 30 percent of regretted tattoos are spur-of-the-moment decisions. The longer a man waits—a few days at least, but ideally a few years—the less likely he is to regret his choice.