Through a short video on her personal Instagram account, Nana appears to be going to a special clinic to remove her tattoos. Many are worried because the process looks painful.
Nana recently surprised everyone by appearing in public with her body covered in tattoos. Now, the After School member has shared a painful video while removing all of her tattoos.
Through a short video on her personal Instagram account, Nana appears to be going to a special clinic to remove her tattoos. The process begins with the removal of the tattoos on the soles of her feet. Nana is seen wearing special glasses so that her eyes are safe during the process.
After that, Nana appears to be lying down because the tattoos on her back will start to be removed. The tattoos on her arms and legs are also removed. Although the process is actually quite painful, Nana does not look like she is in pain at all.
In the caption, Nana explains that the full video can be watched on her YouTube vlog on November 8. The short video on Instagram itself has been flooded with comments from netizens who are worried about Nana because of the painful process.
"People say removing tattoos is much more painful [sic!]," wrote one netizen. "REALLY ERASE IT OUT [sic!]," added another. "It must have been very painful. Does anyone know why she removed it? [sic!]," replied another netizen.
"You must have had a hard time removing your tattoo [sic!]," added another. "It must have been very painful, but you survived it well [sic!]," continued another netizen. "Your hairstyle looks very pretty [sic!]," concluded another netizen.
On the other hand, Nana once discussed the tattoo on her body by saying, "Tattoos are my own choice, and I don't know if there will be a day when I can explain why I got them. Back then, I thought tattoos were the only way to vent my emotions. Looking back now, I feel stupid."
However, Nana decided to remove her tattoo at her mother's request. "My mother said, 'I want to see a clean body again'. She also allowed me to get a tattoo, so I thought, 'I can just erase it. What's so hard about it?'." (wk/amal)
