A WOMAN who got a simple henna tattoo was left mortified after the inking looked like it was drawn on with a cake decorating kit.
Mia Orrico, who is from Australia, took to TikTok where she shared a short video of the major blunder.
She captioned the post: "Pleaseeee how do you get it so wrong."
In the next clip, she shared a snap of the inking she asked for which read the date "1971" in clear black ink.
Pretty simple, huh?
Well, think again…
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What Mia got was something completely different and it looked like it had been drawn on by a toddler rather than by a professional.
The post has since racked up an impressed 435,000 views and been inundated with comments.
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And many were quick to share their amusement at the tattoo fail.
"Is that the cake decorating kit?" joked one.
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In response, Mia commented: "LITERALLY."
A second quipped: "That looks like the burn marks you do on your projects in woodwork at high school."
A third admitted: "Still cackling from this."
Meanwhile, another added: "Oh my god it’s like a toddler did it."
A further sympathised and encouraged: "At least it isn’t permanent."
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Elsewhere, one social media user commented: "You get what you pay for," to which Mia replied: "You ain’t wrong."
Another defended the artist: "It's henna it's harder to apply then a tattoo."
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