Comments on: Is There Anyway to Fade a Tattoo without Wrecking Balm? http://tattoo-removal-research.com/is-there-anyway-to-fade-a-tattoo-without-wrecking-balm How to remove a tattoo, tattoo coverups, tattoo erase, tattoo removal products Sun, 11 Apr 2010 11:57:57 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Bite me http://tattoo-removal-research.com/is-there-anyway-to-fade-a-tattoo-without-wrecking-balm/comment-page-1#comment-635 Bite me Wed, 14 Oct 2009 00:33:15 +0000 http://tattoo-removal-research.com/?p=186#comment-635 Looks like somebody should have thought a little more about what tattoo she wanted. Anyway, can you say LASER REMOVAL ?! Looks like somebody should have thought a little more about what tattoo she wanted.
Anyway, can you say LASER REMOVAL ?!

]]> By: jennifer http://tattoo-removal-research.com/is-there-anyway-to-fade-a-tattoo-without-wrecking-balm/comment-page-1#comment-634 jennifer Mon, 12 Oct 2009 21:53:46 +0000 http://tattoo-removal-research.com/?p=186#comment-634 I would be very wary of putting any type of household product/chemical on the skin to fade a tattoo. You may end up burning your skin and permanently causing pretty nasty scarring. Your best bet is to save up for laser removal, unfortunately! I would be very wary of putting any type of household product/chemical on the skin to fade a tattoo. You may end up burning your skin and permanently causing pretty nasty scarring.

Your best bet is to save up for laser removal, unfortunately!

]]> By: sand3419 http://tattoo-removal-research.com/is-there-anyway-to-fade-a-tattoo-without-wrecking-balm/comment-page-1#comment-633 sand3419 Mon, 12 Oct 2009 15:33:35 +0000 http://tattoo-removal-research.com/?p=186#comment-633 It is very dangerous and counterproductive to use any chemical products on your skin/tattoo. Wrecking Balm and other products of this nature do not work. If you start messing around with household cleaning products, or acids, or burning or anything that is not Laser removal or a tattoo cover up, you can end up with a scary infection, ugly scaring, and a trip to the hospital. But you won't end up getting rid of or fading your tattoo. The sun will fade it, but will not get rid of it. You will just end up with a blobby image that shows that you did not take care of it. Laser removal is very painful, many sessions, very expensive, and you are left with a scar and/or a slight image. Tattoo coverups are the most successful way to go, because they give you a new image that you want, they are usually very creative and unique by nature, and the previous image is gone from site. Here's a number of examples of cover up tattoos with 3 pictures each to show before, line work, and new completed tattoo. luck~ It is very dangerous and counterproductive to use any chemical products on your skin/tattoo.
Wrecking Balm and other products of this nature do not work.
If you start messing around with household cleaning products, or acids, or burning or anything that is not Laser removal or a tattoo cover up, you can end up with a scary infection, ugly scaring, and a trip to the hospital. But you won’t end up getting rid of or fading your tattoo.
The sun will fade it, but will not get rid of it. You will just end up with a blobby image that shows that you did not take care of it.
Laser removal is very painful, many sessions, very expensive, and you are left with a scar and/or a slight image.
Tattoo coverups are the most successful way to go, because they give you a new image that you want, they are usually very creative and unique by nature, and the previous image is gone from site.
Here’s a number of examples of cover up tattoos with 3 pictures each to show before, line work, and new completed tattoo.
luck~

]]> By: mzjavert http://tattoo-removal-research.com/is-there-anyway-to-fade-a-tattoo-without-wrecking-balm/comment-page-1#comment-632 mzjavert Sat, 10 Oct 2009 09:58:31 +0000 http://tattoo-removal-research.com/?p=186#comment-632 No. Don't go using products for anything other than it's intended purpose. No. Don’t go using products for anything other than it’s intended purpose.

]]> By: Aaronlovesyou http://tattoo-removal-research.com/is-there-anyway-to-fade-a-tattoo-without-wrecking-balm/comment-page-1#comment-631 Aaronlovesyou Thu, 08 Oct 2009 02:15:38 +0000 http://tattoo-removal-research.com/?p=186#comment-631 Suntan helps! Put the sunblock away. Suntan helps!
Put the sunblock away.

]]> By: The T http://tattoo-removal-research.com/is-there-anyway-to-fade-a-tattoo-without-wrecking-balm/comment-page-1#comment-630 The T Wed, 07 Oct 2009 20:38:12 +0000 http://tattoo-removal-research.com/?p=186#comment-630 why do you want to fade a tattoo? your best bet is just to get it lasered off why do you want to fade a tattoo? your best bet is just to get it lasered off

]]> By: mr.kriangsak c http://tattoo-removal-research.com/is-there-anyway-to-fade-a-tattoo-without-wrecking-balm/comment-page-1#comment-629 mr.kriangsak c Sun, 04 Oct 2009 19:03:44 +0000 http://tattoo-removal-research.com/?p=186#comment-629 This ebook suggested how to fade a tattoo. This ebook suggested how to fade a tattoo.

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