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Published 14:59 3 Nov 2022 GMT
Updated 14:59 3 Nov 2022 GMT

She then tried to remove the sticker on her forehead. Same result. Rose can be heard sighing: "F**k sake, I have meetings tomorrow." After some scrubbing, the 46-year-old managed to get the sticker off, telling one follower that her meeting the next day was "colourful" due to her inflamed skin. Undeterred, however, Rose later put up a second video to test some of the removal remedies suggested in the comments section. The second tattoo, was even more daring than the first. Brighter and bolder.@alliwanttodoismile #tattoo #sticker #makeup #halloween #fail #help #foryou #fypシ ♬ original sound - Elizabeth Rose
First, she tried parcel tape, having told her followers she was going to try sellotape, baby oil, hand sanitiser, vodka and more. In the follow up video Rose can be seen pressing the sticky side of the packing tape into her skin before lifting the tape. This time the temporary tattoo was exactly that. Rose was stunned, saying: "What the f***k?" She tried three more times with the tape and was shocked at how easy it was to remove this way. Laughing, she then informed viewers she could no longer be bothered trying "the hand sanitiser, the nail varnish remover, or the olive oil, or the normal sellotape". She added: "I might as well drink the vodka and be done with it." Related links:@alliwanttodoismile Replying to @Elizabeth Rose #tattoo #sticker #scary #halloween #fypシ #foryou ♬ original sound - Elizabeth Rose
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