Watch: Tattoo Artist's Quick Reflex Saves Client From Scary Accident

Having a tattoo is a dream for many youngsters nowadays. To get inked for the first time, however, demands immense patience and guts. The situation is more complicated for people, who are afraid of needles. There are many such individuals, who have a long-standing wish to get their favourite tattoos but find it hard to gather the courage. This issue can be resolved with the guidance of an experienced artist. They not only help in finding the best design but also try to uplift their confidence. Such a tattoo artist has been going viral for his heroic gesture to a young boy, who fainted during his first-ever tattoo session.

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A video of the incident was dropped on Instagram by a page named Relationship On Fire Official. The clip opens inside a tattoo studio where an artist can be seen clicking a picture of a freshly designed tattoo from a client’s hand.

Once his work was done, the artist was going into his cabin when he saw the young man collapsing onto the floor. The client could have ended up breaking his teeth but was saved by the artist, who demonstrated his reflex by stopping the youngster from falling. The caption of the Instagram post read, “Client passes out after first tattoo.”

Since surfacing on the Meta platform, the video has garnered more than 1,85,000 views, while over 3,000 users have liked it. Viewers were left stunned by the reflex of the tattoo artist as they appreciated his efforts with numerous clap emojis.

One of them was quick to acknowledge, “That was such an awesome save.” “Look what he does with his hands before he passes out, he knows something’s up but says nothing,” another user commented. Reflex of a cat. “He saved that dude from smashing his face. Bravo,” a viewer said.

It is quite common for people to get fainted while getting their first tattoos. This is because the inking process may take a toll on blood sugar levels which can result in vasovagal syncope. Another reason can be an adrenaline shot. Blood sugar levels may fall if the body doesn’t have enough carbohydrates once the adrenaline wears off.