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Tattoo Artist Transforms Self-Harm Scars into Art
9 Sep
Summary
- Tattoo artist provides free cover-ups for self-harm scars monthly.
- Hundreds of messages monthly seek assistance for scar concealment.
- The service offers healing and helps clients regain confidence.
A dedicated tattoo artist is providing a vital service by offering free cover-ups for self-harm scars. This initiative, running for three years, has seen an overwhelming response, with hundreds of messages arriving each month seeking help.
The artist, who has 25 years of tattooing experience, stated that the service, named Mental Health Monday, aims to alleviate the distress individuals feel about visible scars. He expressed that many clients feel judged and unable to show parts of their body, and this service helps them feel better about themselves.
So far, the studio has assisted over 200 individuals directly with scar cover-ups. Additionally, they have referred over a thousand more to other studios or mental health resources, supporting them in their healing journey. The business also provides free cover-ups for mastectomy scars and nipple tattooing.
