Tattoo removal or coverups

[Guest Deenah]

Back in the day i got a few tattoo's on my arms that now i wish i had never got. I havn't checked to see what the cost would be to remove them, but i could only guess that it would be costly. Question is; Does anyone else have or delt with this issue? What would be the most cost effective solution? I was thinking about getting them covered up, but there rather large and honestly dont want them there. What would be a good coverup tattoo if i must go that route?

[VickySGV]

This stuff is a tattoo coverup that a couple of people I know used to cover up tattoos between laser removal sessions. (gang related tatt's) I tried it for another blemish issue too, and it is OK. Best way though will be laser removal therapy.

http://www.colortration.com/

[Guest MissErika]

I'm don't know much about costs and I don't use coverup on my tats. I display mine just

The same.

Wish I could give you the help your looking for.

[Guest kariann330]

I'm using wrecking balm to remove mine. So far I'm about 2 weeks into it and mine are fading away fast. Mine are all black ink as I hate color, if you want to use something at home that is rumored to work better and faster there is a site that I found thru Google that compares all of the at home removal systems.

Hope I could help.

Kari

[Guest Deenah]

Kari, can you direct me to that information please....thank you

[VickySGV]

I'm using wrecking balm to remove mine. So far I'm about 2 weeks into it and mine are fading away fast. Mine are all black ink as I hate color, if you want to use something at home that is rumored to work better and faster there is a site that I found thru Google that compares all of the at home removal systems.

Hope I could help.

Kari

Kari, can you direct me to that information please....thank you

Great use for your PM privilidges to each other!!! The link here in the forums could be a problem.

[Guest Mia J]

I am undergoing laser removal of a three inch tattoo at this time. I have had three treatments with about 7 weeks between them to let my system get rid of the ink. Depending on how deep they are trying to target they can range from slight sting to a very high level of pain. I may need up to three more to finish the removal and at $125 a session it is going to cost me much more to get it off than it did to put it on.

Mia

[Guest KarenLyn]

Having mine removed cost more than ten times what it cost to put it on. That's what I get for trying to hang with the guys. Laser removal for mine hurt like <insert expletive here>. We alternated treating and icing or I wouldn't have gotten through it. I had several treatments and there are still spots that show if you're looking for them.

Karen

[Guest Sascha]

I was thinking the same thing. I am considering "Tattoo Erase" which is a German invention. Basically, they use a kind of tattoo pistol without ink, the ink replacement is a kind of natural substance (Kataderm) that triggers the skin to push the inkt out, just like a splinter.

[VickySGV]

Be sure to consult a dermatologist or your regular MD before using any technique that is not required to be administered or used by non medically trained person.

[Guest carolynn2fem]

I too have a couple of tatoos. right now I look for outfits that will cover them up. I've seen other women use foundation for on the job coverup

[Guest SusanB]

Planning on trying WreckingBalm myself

Was told at the very least it fades them enough to cover up easily

If nothing else it should mean fewer laser treatments