Lili Reinhart's tattoos made a rare appearance in Netflix's 'Look Both Ways.' Here's where all 6 of them are and what they mean.

"Look Both Ways" starring Lili Reinhart premiered on Netflix on Wednesday. The romantic comedy follows Natalie (Reinhart) and the two parallel realities she lives in after taking a pregnancy test at her college graduation.

In the movie, Reinhart's character has multiple tattoos, the majority of which are Reinhart's ink in real life. This is different from Reinhart's character, Betty, in "Riverdale," as the actress covers up all of her ink apart from the cross on her finger for the show, she previously told Refinery 29.

Here are all of her tattoos and their various meanings.

Speaking to People in a video interview in August 2017, Reinhart said she got her arrow tattoo while in Los Angeles in 2015. She said the arrow is supposed to represent mental health awareness, as it's inspired by the quote: "An arrow can only go forward by being pulled back," a mantra that Reinhart would say to herself when going through a difficult time.

Reinhart got a cross on her pinky finger in June 2016. She posted a video of herself getting the ink on Twitter alongside the caption: "Impulsive."

In her 2017 interview, she also told People that she got a gray rose tattoo on her forearm from Doctor Woo earlier that year. Reinhart said she got the ink because she loves roses and that it represents her "heart on her sleeve."

It's unclear when exactly Reinhart got the tiny design. She confirmed on Twitter in July 2016 that she had the upside-triangle — which she described as the "earth sign" — as well as her arrow and cross tattoos.

Reinhart's character has two additional tattoos on her arms. One tattoo appears to be of an animated figure and the second tattoo, which is higher up on her arm, is a quote that appears to be written in a different language.

These tattoos weren't visible in photos of Reinhart at the "Look Both Ways" premiere this week.