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A woman whose body is 70 per cent covered by tattoos says she has lost work and gets followed round shops by security guards.<br/><br/>Sarah Hutchinson, 29, known by fans as Joey, is an actress and says the ink art which covers 70% of her body means she gets typecast as a criminal or homeless person. Colleagues tell her the artwork - which covers her arms and legs - is intimidating and people assume she's \
A woman whose body is 70 per cent covered by tattoos says she has lost work and gets followed round shops by security guards.<br/><br/>Sarah Hutchinson, 29, known by fans as Joey, is an actress and says the ink art which covers 70% of her body means she gets typecast as a criminal or homeless person. Colleagues tell her the artwork - which covers her arms and legs - is intimidating and people assume she's \
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