Wondering if anyone has used this to cover up a tattoo? I have 3 colorful stars on my neck but I am going to be a medical asstnt need to cover...
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As long as you get the right tone for your skin it will help camouflage the tattoo. It may cover it as to where you don't see it at all. It is a very helpful product.
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I don't know about covering "colorful" tattoos. I use this product to cover blemishes; dark under eye circles; nothing as intense as "colorful".
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You may be able to make it 90% unnoticeable. On your neck, it may rub onto clothing a bit. I've mainly used to cover blemishes and scars. It's more an act of illusion than cover, as all these products are. With 2-3 layers, well blended and matched to your skin, you will not have anything noticed other than someone may think you are covering something! But, that said, this is the best product I've ever found at any price level. Laser treatments are very, very good at removing tats.
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This is a very nice product to cover up burn scars, blemishes or any For covering up a tattoo, yes, it will cover it up nicely.
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I have applied it to my tattoos twice now, it had lightened it slightly both times, but it is going to take a lot of applications before they going to be really faded. It takes about a week between each use for the skin stop peeling. It makes for a good chemical peel, but if you are in a rush to get your tattoos removed, I would not suggest this.
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It works great. Although I have never covered a tattoo with it I believe it could. My clients have never left it on for 48 hours but it has lasted all day without any problems
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I was curious too, so I tried an extra tattoo I had leftover (printed on inkjet) just to answer this for anyone who cares to know. I tried it over a black tattoo. In lighter-colored printed areas, the tattoo underneath definitely shows through. In very color-saturated and dark-colored areas, it is barely noticeable underneath. Of course, doesn't show though black at all. So if you design your tattoo accordingly, it will cover up just fine.
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I've used them to sign vinyl records and there was some bleeding into the grooves. I just tried a doodle on a scrap shirt and looks like no bleeding. I used a 100% cotton black T. The ink is very dark, would maybe be better with a second stroke. Looks more grey with a touch of sparkle. It is quite noticeable though. Can't speak as to the wash ability of the T though. It does appear to have "sunk in" to the fabric a bit. I'd say the result is different than I thought it would be, better than expected.
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The box says ( in Spanish) that it's meant for hair, but it is pure henna powder so I think in theory you could also use it on your skin. I accidentally got some on my wrists when applying and it stained it orange. If I had left it on longer it probably would've gotten darker. Look up the different techniques for doing it at home and don't use any Henna that claims to be black henna for tattoos. That has PPD and will cause scarring and is very bad. There are other temporary tattoo things for sale on Amazon. You could check those out as an alternative.
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i used it on arm for tattoo, it was fine. On eyes i would not use because the glitter particles tend to fall or sprinkle, it might go into the eye, so perhaps to apply them so very close and above the eyes, eyelids are not the best idea. on face i think it is ok. Make sure you don't have sensitive skin, though, or sensitivity to this particular glitter, perhaps you can do try to wear it for a few days at home before you are planning to apply and go to a party with it..
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I tried it on a wart gained from the gym and located above my wrist. I used it for a time and just gave up. I have never used it on a skin tag.
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I like the stuff! I was skeptical - but it works very well and is not caustic! As for coverage: that is hard to say. It think it will depend on the material(s) being removed i.e. thickness, age, and what it is... But, I would let the stuff sit for a bit - to do its magic. I found that applying it and then going back over it 15 mins later with a dabbing or swirling style with a throw-away brush worked best. In applying, more is not necessarily better. Patients is best... Hope that helps!! lv
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I would not tattoo on human skin with those inks I would buy good ink and as far as the machines are concerned with a little bit of tuning they seemed to work good. The power suply is crappy I replaced it with a good one. I hope this helps you out!
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I don't think it would work on a tattoo. It would burn the skin. This stuff is very strong and if you apply it to healthy skin it will be painful and could cause permanent scarring. Please be careful if you do decide to try this.
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It will remove them over time but be aware that your skin will look ""scarred" for a long time after. I removed a smudge of blue where the artist messed up my tattoo and instead of going back to him, I used this TCA 5 times...10 min each time and now my skin is discolored or scarred. It did remove the smudge though! I asked my friend who does makeup tattooing and she said it will take a year or more to go back to normal. She did tell me to keep vasaline on it to help fade it out quicker. The scar isn't indented or anything...it's just darker than the rest of my skin. Good luck! It will remove them over time but be aware that your skin will look ""scarred" for a long time after. I removed a smudge of blue where the artist messed up my tattoo and instead of going back to him, I used this TCA 5 times...10 min each time and now my skin is discolored or scarred. It did remove the smudge though! I asked my friend who does makeup tattooing and she said it will take a year or more to go back to normal. She did tell me to keep vasaline on it to help fade it out quicker. The scar isn't indented or anything...it's just darker than the rest of my skin. Good luck!
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I have used this on my neck over clothing...no problem...hope this helps!!!!
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I suggest using something else my experience with henna was terrible my hair turned light blue than gray it took me a year to get some sort of normal back to my hair if you go to a professional you may have more luck and in the long run for me would have been cheaper cause after you use henna nothing else will cover it.
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Honestly I don't have any tattoos so I'm not really sure. But, for acne it's pretty good. It has decent coverage but it doesn't cover every little thing which leads me to believe that it wouldn't work on a tattoo.
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You should wait! You do not want to put pressure on the tattoo when it is healing!
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I have been using it on my arms due to a scar I am trying to lighten, and it has not lightened the little wrist tattoo (black only non-colored tattoo) that I have. Hope that helps.