Girl with snake tattoo’s adventures grabs attention on social media

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Girl with snake tattoo’s adventures grabs attention on social media

By The Nation

 

 

Netizens are closely monitoring the story of a woman who developed a bad rash after her tattoo of a green viper was “fixed”.

 

The story of Suphannee Ruang-on, 32, went viral after she recounted her experience with a tattoo she got from a shop in Nakhon Si Thammarat.

 

She said she wanted a tattoo of the mythical snake Phaya Naga, but ended up with one that looked like a green viper with a mohawk.

 

Upon returning, she visited a tattooist in Bangkok, who promised to fix her tattoo. However, on Tuesday she said she has developed a rash on the “fixed” tattoo, and her condition hasn’t improved even after taking pills.

 

Thai netizens waiting for updates on Suphannee’s story to see if she will take legal action against the tattoo artist.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30395701

 

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[Matzzon]

To me it is starting to read like just another little girl in need of too much attention.

[klauskunkel]

This is movie material, Hollywood for sure.

[hotchilli]

Maybe she should consider stick-on transfers.

[Bender Rodriguez]

tattoo ink is toxic, whatever "lovers" of tattoo might say

 

google it

 

Tattoo inks contain a wide range of chemicals and heavy metals, including some that are potentially toxic. ... With skin and lymph tissue samples from four deceased tattooed individuals, as well as two nontattooed individuals, in hand, Schreiver and her colleagues set out to investigate.

[RobU]

The revised tattoo is a vast improvement looks really good. It's a shame she developed a rash perhaps because a lot of ink had to be used to cover up the original crappy one, it may go down with time.

[RobU]

To those who think she is a spoilt little girl I think she had every right to complain the original 'Artist' was a charlatan who took money and produced a cartoon figure instead of the elegant figure she commissioned. Tattoos are part of Thai culture