My mother in law had her eyebrows tattooed. Afterward she often looked surprised.
Much love!
1 Cosmetic you just can't live without
- Thread starter shortangel
- Start date
-
Welcome to Christian Forums, a Christian Forum that recognizes that all Christians are a work in progress.
You will need to register to be able to join in fellowship with Christians all over the world.
We hope to see you as a part of our community soon and God Bless!
Much love!
@marks Well, I suppose ppl would say that it would be a quite classy look, really, so if what you say is at least the initial impression, then it's not surprising or unusual. (I reckon your mother-in-law - bless her - doesn't regret the tattooing, anyway.)
@L3astAm0ngManyB13ss3d Well, it's regarded as classy to do, anyway....
@Pearl Oh of course you're right, yes.
Like, there are different skills in tattooing and different sorts of artist.
Like, for example, I expect the artist who did your daughter's tattoos has a skillset that is distinct from the cosmetician who tattoos eyebrows.
quietthinker
Well-Known Member
1 Cosmetic you just can't live without
A cosmetic...hmmmmm, how is that to be understood?
I apply it to my face, to my hair, in fact I use it all over my body. It makes me sparkle and shine on the inside and out. Unadulterated it is common as water......and yes what could this possibly be? Welllllllll, dare I say it? WATER!!!!!!
A cosmetic...hmmmmm, how is that to be understood?
I apply it to my face, to my hair, in fact I use it all over my body. It makes me sparkle and shine on the inside and out. Unadulterated it is common as water......and yes what could this possibly be? Welllllllll, dare I say it? WATER!!!!!!
@Pearl I've heard of little matching tattoos as kind of bonding symbols between husbands and wives.
Eyebrow tattoos would be far more suitable for wives, though.
This wife definitely won't be getting one. I wouldn't allow a tattoo artist anywhere near my skin. What happens to tattoos when the people wearing them get old and wrinkly? No thanks.
@Nancy Well....I reckon it's best not to make too many assumptions about ppl as regards who would or would not do it.....
@Pearl
Well....reminds me a little of what @2 Chr. 34:19 said in her comment:
2 Chr. 34:19 said: ↑
I have a forty yr old tatt-they look ridiculous on wrinkly old skin)
While I reckon it's not an issue that she perceives herself as being more advanced in years, yet when ppl get ink some may assume that because it's permanent there will never be opportunity to have a mature inking touched up after fading may have occurred.
2c.......
More than one... lol
I don't wear a lot of makeup, and have often gone weeks or months without makeup. But I try to take care of my skin .... hyaluronic acid, aloe vera, etc.
I don't wear a lot of makeup, and have often gone weeks or months without makeup. But I try to take care of my skin .... hyaluronic acid, aloe vera, etc.
You should start using one of these....
I purchased a special razor for my face. It really does brighten the complexion by the exfoliation of dead skin and debris that sticks to my oily skin.
I I have used those before.
Thank you.
I was so afraid I would start growing hair all over my face that looked like a beard......lol
It didn't happen..........
Similar threads
