Tattoos are good for whatever reason that makes you put it, but be aware of the side effects, Read this Before.

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Ask yourself what you need? If it’s really one of the basic things you need in life, get it done But with the Purpose.

Tattoo artists are placing semi-permanent freckle tattoos on clients’ faces, aiming to give them a sun-kissed, natural freckled look. The search for Freckle Tattoo alone has 259 million views on Tik Tok. Videos range from the “oh my goodness, look how read and puffy their face looks right after the procedure” to “oh wow, look at how real these look and how nicely they healed.”

But tattoo and dermatology experts alike remind anyone considering this viral look to be sure they do their research first and consider any and all consequences before Proceeding, most notably the risk that tattooing your face could make it harder for dermatologists to detect skin cancer in the area.

The desire to look more natural.

Freckles pop up on people’s faces for many reasons Skin tone, genetics, sun exposure, Why might someone get a freckle tattoo? May be ‘The desire to look more natural, influenced by fashion trends, or a means of Self-Expression,” Says dermatologist Dr. Bruce Brod “Others may use it to camouflage scars and other marks in their Skin

Savannah Kondratyev, has tattooed freckles for six years The 33 year old Brooklyn based tattoo artist says they are Semi permanent cosmetic tattoos; she places the freckle in the first two layers of the Skin The freckles are designed to fade and heal with less opacity than traditional tattoo ink.

Jillian Shrike began applying permanent makeup full-time in 2017 and takes extra caution with freckles. “Freckles are really touchy because it’s really easy to go too deep or use the wrong color, which causes them to look really gray or ashed out or too dark and fake,” the 33 year old says.