Ryan Reynolds knows how to ace marketing. The actor who recently released his Christmas movie Spirited is back to his business. He is known for some unique advertisements and being the face of his own companies, on top of being an integral part. So when Mint Mobile needed some marketing, it had to be Reynolds’ face, literally.

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After setting a successful career as an actor, Reynolds started expanding his horizon and became a part of Mint Mobile by holding a 20-22% stake in it. For this Christmas, the company gave a rather creative gift to its clients. As he shared it with the world, fans could not help but applaud the commitments of Mint Mobile users.

Ryan Reynolds showed the commitment of a Mint Mobile fan

While some fans make tattoos of their favorite actors, others make tattoos of the actor’s business promotions. The actor took to Instagram to share a reel with the caption, “Every year at @mintmobile we send a little Christmas gift to our customers. This year it was a temporary tattoo. But some people are more committed to saving money with Mint than others.”

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The company apparently gave out temporary tattoos as Christmas gifts. But one woman decided to make that tattoo permanent. It had Reynolds’ face but also a reference to the comedy movie We Are The Millers.

The caption ‘No Ragrets’ was written above the actor’s face and ‘Switching to Mint Mobile’ was written below. Fans were quick to notice the hilarious reference. In the movie, a young character gets a tattoo for ‘No Regrets’ which is misspelled as ‘No Ragrets.’ The iconic scene is stuck in fans’ minds. While many appreciated it, one commenter hoped that the person who got the temporary tattoo would be given free mobile and gin, referring to Reynolds Aviation Gin company.

One fan even wondered if his Green Lantern tattoo would be shared, but it was one of Reynolds’ biggest box office bombs, so we do not know how that would go. What did you think of Ryan Reynolds’ marketing through tattoos? Comment your thoughts.