I got matching tattoos with my girlfriends on vacation – but now I can barely see them

A woman shared her regret about getting a tattoo with her friends while on vacation, as two weeks later she could barely see him.

Abby, 22, who recently graduated from Manchester Metropolitan University, took her in TikTok account to share a glimpse of the unique ink.

The former student got the tattoo while enjoying a night out with her friends in Magaluf, Spain.

The design was done in black ink and illustrated what looked like a palm tree blowing in the wind on a lonely island.

The TikToker wrote, “A year later, I’m still not over this.

She then shared a clip of the girls’ tattoos before adding, “If you get cute matching tattoos with your girls in Magaluf.”

At first, the tattoo looked flawless and left no sign of fading any time soon.

Abby shared a close-up of the image two weeks later — and what was once a solid, defined tattoo — had magically disappeared, leaving behind a few squiggly lines.

“But this happens two weeks later,” she wrote.

Viewers shared their thoughts on the ink, with one also wishing her tattoo was a disappearing act. They wrote, “Wish mine did this.”

Another asked, “What do the others look like with your friends now?”

Abby shared a glimpse of the tattoo, which looked great while on vacation in Magaluf, Spain

To the dismay of the TikToker, the tattoo appeared to have turned into a few squiggly lines just two weeks later

The news comes as an American woman was recently left in tears with “immediate regret” over a tattoo she will have “for the rest of her life.”

The woman, who admits she can be “a bit dramatic,” was in shock when she first saw her new ink.

She sobbed into her phone’s camera, explaining that the huge artwork was nothing like the piece she’d requested, and that it looked like it was meant for a coloring book.

“I am literally stuck with this damn thing for the rest of my life. It’s nothing like the picture, I don’t know what to do,” she cried.

She explained that she had given her artist the picture she wanted, and he had explained that he would have to modify it so that it was his own art.

She had been to him twice before and said he had “done a good job,” so entrusted him with the design.

The day he showed her a picture of the stencil on her back – and she was happy, but says she should have looked at it from more angles, or in a mirror.

It’s my fault, I didn’t look hard enough. I didn’t look closely enough. So yes, I saw the stencil, it was on my body, but I didn’t see any angle, it was just the angle he took of the picture,” she cried.

When she saw the finished piece, she burst into tears and cried all the way home.

But others said the tattoo “looks good” and wasn’t much different from the one she wanted.

She disagreed, saying it is bigger and not as beautiful as the artwork she had dreamed of.

‘It’s not what I wanted. When you have expectations about something, you get angry about it,” she said.

The videos quickly went viral and had been seen by millions of people before the young woman set her profile to private.