Coats’s startling photos went viral at the time. (Photo: Caters News)
An Australian woman who shared her eyebrow tattoo horror story last year is being sued by the clinic she outed.
In July 2017, Amanda Coats, 43, took to Facebook claiming that an eyebrow feathering appointment at the Point Cook Skincare Laser Clinic in Melbourne left her “scarred for life” and with $1,600 in medical bills.
The cosmetic tattooist, Batulzii Cleveland, and the store have now filed a writ in the County Court seeking more than $150,000 in compensation from Coats.
The business claims that it has lost 11 clients as a result of Coats’s post — at a cost of $5,600 — and that the tattooist has been subject to ridicule.
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