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“I Tattooed My Face So I Couldn’t Get a Normal Job”

September 12, 2022
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Inked is all about spreading the message that “Tattooed, Employed” can be used to its fullest. However, we also try to make our audience aware of the consequences of being visibly tattooed in today’s job market. Although many companies have scaled back their dress code requirements and it’s much more common to see someone sleeved up in the workplace, there are still risks when inking body parts referred to as “job stoppers.”

Tattoos on the neck, hands and face are job-stoppers. They still pose limitations for those working in liberal environments. These tattoos can be accepted in a few occupations. In many cases, tattoo artists will not accept clients for tattoos on the hands or neck if there is no steady income and/or a willingness to ink heavily. For one 24-year-old woman, her face was tattooed so she wouldn’t be qualified to do a regular job.

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Meet Kaleigh PeachShe is a 26-year old tattoo artist who lives in Birmingham, England. At the tender age of 18, she began to get tattooed and has had approximately 60% done over eight years. She is a very proud person.n an interview with BBCPeach revealed, at age 24, that she received a facial tattoo the very first day in her tattoo apprenticeship.

It was so bad that I could not get any normal jobs so I had to keep doing what I was doing. “I was cursed” above my eyebrow. I was very critical of myself, and saw the half-empty glass as a negative thing. I believed that things happen for a reason, and would then punish myself mentally for them. I was able to see a rose on my cheek, symbolizing romance and beauty. The rose is then accompanied by leaves, which symbolizes new beginnings in my life.

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Peach used her tattoos on her face as motivation to finish her apprenticeship, and also to make a living as a tattoo artist. Peach is fortunate to be in a position now that she can tattoo her face because she works in an industry worth multi-billion dollars. We wouldn’t advise anyone to follow Peach’s lead and have their faces tattooed the very first day of training. Peach’s story is happy and she can use the ink to help her make her dream come true.

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How do you feel about Kaleigh’s unforgettable face tattoo story? If it was motivating, would you consider tattooing your face? Please share your views with us in the comments.

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