Tattoo Cream Removal
Why use laser therapy or surgical excision when you can eliminate a tattoo with some tattoo removal cream? In fact, the number of topical products that aim at eliminating the ink from complex tattoos have a pretty limited efficiency, and here is why. First of all, you need to think of skin structure; if the pigment would be injected in the superficial skin layers, it would wear off in time, peeling together with the dead skin cells. This is the reason why so many tattoos are considered permanent.
A tattoo removal cream exposes the skin to an advanced level of chemical exfoliation, meaning that it interacts with the skin structure in the attempt to break up the tattoo ink. Side effects and discomforts sometimes accompany the use of a tattoo cream removal, since topical removal products rely on acid as a main ingredient. Itching and tingling are normal in the area where you apply the tattoo removal cream, but with the use of a soothing balm, you can easily find alleviation.
If the tattoo removal cream comes with a kit, it will most certainly contain a massager or some small item to help you spread the ointment evenly. This type of application is considered superior to rubbing the cream in the skin with the fingers. Results usually become visible within six weeks from the beginning of the treatment, but for advanced removal you need to apply the tattoo removal cream for at least six months.
As for efficiency ratings, lots of products are reviewed as completely useless. Efficiency at this level only consists of a fading of the tattoo, which could make it easier to mask. Then, it is also important to carefully choose the product to apply on the skin, because it should carry an FDA certification as proof of its safety. Scars, rashes, allergies and deep tissue damage could follow the irrational use of some topical tattoo removal cream.
Read the list of ingredients of any tattoo removal cream that claims to contain botanic ingredients. Rosemary leaf, aloe vera and orange peel extract are common examples of natural ingredients used by some manufacturers. Such a tattoo removal cream will have very few side effects and a lower toxicity.
Tags: skin structure, tattoo ink, tissue damage, topical removal products, superficial skin, surgical excision, dead skin cells, skin layersOriginally posted 2010-06-23 16:34:30.
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I have heard of temporary tattoos called 'henna tattoos' but know nothing about them. you can probably find info on the web
I got a deep tissue massage for my 20th birthday. This little Russian woman beat the shit out of me and put this icy hot oil all over my body. I have? to say that some points it felt good but sometimes I just wanted to scream but I kept it in.
Tattoo removal cream is a waste of money. A tattoo is engraved in your skin permenently. Removal cream will most likely only make it fade. If you want to remove a tattoo go to a parlor and get it expertly remove, it may save you a lot of pain later.
Hey, any moisturizer will work for you really, just find one that’s unscented and you’re good to go. exfoliating will definitely help with the ingrowns. There’s a few to choose from, neutrogena bodyclear, and selsun blue naturals (search, ive linked to it in this thread). also there’s a product called tendskin available online which works well too. it’s best to do chemical exfoliation (as listed above) as opposed to scrubbing, as that will just irritate them and doesnt really got to the problem.
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I am a Laser Aesthetician who does Tattoo Removal. I use the Ruby Laser which remove Red. The Yag Laser remove Green. And NO laser will remove Yellow. The way the Laser works is it is attracted to the pigment in the ink. Your body puts a layer of collagen over the tattoo to seal it in place. The laser breaks through this layer and disperses the ink into your body and your immune system disposes of it. EVERYONE I have treated has commented that it more than getting the tattoo. I have had patients faint. The treatment can break [...]
Shutting the world off for the next hour and getting a full body deep tissue massage.