Getting a tattoo is a lifelong commitment, so it's important to take time to make sure it's the right one.
But one woman was left in hysterics when she set her sights on her new tattoos.
Jordan had plans to get a pair of eyes tattooed on the back of her knees, and with an inspiration picture on hand, she couldn't wait to get it inked.
However, things didn't exactly go to plan. Once the artist finished the job, Jordan realised that the pupils were wonky and of different sizes.
Luckily, she found the funny side and "loves" the final result regardless.
She shared pictures of the ink with 240,000 members in the 'That’s It, I’m inkshaming. (Actually Bad Tattoos)' group on Facebook, reports Daily Star.
Besides the picture of the tattoo, she wrote: "Self shame Sunday right?
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“I got these bad boys done YESTERDAY.
“The last picture is what I asked for them to be similar to.
"I think they are hilarious and love them so no harm done, let me know what you think.
“It’s the fact that they are looking in different directions and the pupils are different sizes for me.”
The picture that inspired the tattoo shows a small design of an eye inked on the bank of an ankle.
But that wasn't exactly what Jordan ended up with.
Instead, she was left with two large eyes with pupils 'looking in different directions.'
Facebok users were in hysterics as the final result as one commenter said: “It’s like they follow you around the room.”
Another wrote: “So were you trying to be the bald guy from Mamma Mia or is that just an unfortunate coincidence?”
A third joked: “I looked in her eyes, well one eye as her knee went hurtling towards my face and that's how I got the broken nose, officer.”
And a fourth commented: “Okay I need to know if you wanted them that big and if they charged you for a large tattoo being done instead of the tiny ones in the reference because that would be a tragedy on top of the nightmare.”
Meanwhile, another commenter said: “I wouldn't have had them so big, it's not far off the design though, I'm quite chilled too and would laugh about them wouldn't bother me either.”
While someone else said: "I'm glad you're laughing, I'd have a panic attack and throw up at the shop if I asked for the reference photo and got THAT."
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