I plan on using this to fade a tattoo. What % would be recommended?
201080
Hello,Thank you for your question. This product will not be effective in fading tattoos. For that you need to contact a specialist. Warm regardsReyna
201081
hi summer, personally, i would nt , unless you visited a physican with that product in hand, because i just experienced this asdm beverly hills 70 % tiny jar, and it was nothing when just used it on my skin , mixed with a little water like was told me by another , and this mess i call it was nothing but clear water and no peeling effect what so ever. i say this junk or dont risk your skin this particular on unless keep with u and ask a physician is this first really real and if its tested by him , then ask him what he thinks you should do. alot o these products are being sold world wide and u never really know what really getting, so summer after my experience this product and some more i tell you for i have experiented personally with some product especially lately and i have had knowledge of certain chemicals that do work, but please careful with face or areas that really mean something to you. because i discover also my medical doctors advice , that everybody s skin is different and reacts different too. this beverly hills product u just spoke about , far as my experience is a watered down mess and buyer beware. have nice day summer.
201082
far as my experience with it is and was a watered down piece of junk, buyer beware summer
1037798
I have been using this for 3-4 months. My husband actually tried using this on a bad tattoo he has hoping to fade it about a month after I bought it and it has not faded his tattoo after daily use for 2-3 months. Hopefully this helps, I can't promise it wont work differently for you though. It lightens quite slowly so it shouldn't hurt to try and quit if it does :)
1324077
It does not say the percentage. My demonologist put me on it and I think its an excellent product. I have to use it at bedtime. It is not to be used in sunlight.
1460660
Hi, its a strong treatment, but if you use permanent color wont strip it too much.
249063
It is really hard to say which one is best. I wanted a less harsh peel so the recovery would not be so obvious so I got 30% and the longer u leave it on the more it does. You have to just take baby steps and not try to overdo it. This is not something u can reverse if u burn ur skin by using something that is too harsh. It's not so expensive that u couldn't start with 30% and see how it goes before using 40% and regretting it!
357907
It says 2%. Just to forewarn...it does have a "foul" odor, so I just dab it where needed. I would not want to use it over a large area.
1657116
You always dilute it. I use distilled water to make the TCA about 80%. I have watched enough YouTube videos to know not to use 100% on your skin. So far at 80% I am getting very good results. I have done 5 sessions. I have previously done laser, but this doesn't hurt as much and it is cheaper.
2210819
I don't see that percentage anywhere. However, this has worked great on my skin.
15113
If the product does actually block 99% of UV rays as stated, then it should block the vast majority of fading from occurring. Any light can eventually fade color, especially if the item is in full direct sun the entire day. However, UV light is the primary cause of this fading. A product that blocks all but 1% of UV light from penetrating should greatly reduce fading. No product can block all fading of a product left in the light, and any fading that would occur would be minimal and take place over decades. If it's valuable art that you will keep forever, I'd make sure it's not in direct sun at all. If it's out of direct sun, then this product should keep it safe from reflected UV quite well. I installed this product to stop wood from fading, but haven't had it on long enough to know if it actually works. I'm just speaking from the general science end of things. Hope this helps some.
1178831
I have had mine several months 10+ and it seems to be just as dark as when I first have used it. It last as a tattoo for approx 2 weeks
2227264
I have been using this with an led lamp and curing the color for 1 min for gelcolor use very thin coats then build up that is key 2-3 should be opaque.
810616
It depends how far off center. It doesn't start to fade until you move the equivalent of about 50 degrees off center left or right. So, that is a total range of about 100 degrees (50 left to 50 right) before I noticed fading. When it happens it goes from no perceptible fade at all, to significant fade. But, that range of no fade seems very good to me.
2213548
This product is supposed to keep fabric from fading in the sun. I applied this in the late fall and cannot say as to its effectiveness so far. That being said I can only say that the umbrella itself should reduce your exposure over 50% from the information I've found online.
104893
If you are only going one shade difference from your natural hair, use 10 or 20%. If you have darker hair, or if you have a lot of gray hair (gray hair is very resistant to any processing) use 30% If your natural hair is really, really, dark, you would use 40% I would think a safe bet would be to buy 30%
1953042
What i do know if you do 2 sessions it will look darker, and will last a little longer. In other words what i do to get best results is do it on a day that im not going at all and do it around 5pm or so, and i leave it until right before i got to bed like 11pm or so thats when i wash it off, i wake up the next day and it will be pretty dark. But ill let 5 days go by if i like the tattoo ill trace it over again about every 5 days.
1125843
I would assume it is a very small percentage, .1-1% (or maybe even less). Just enough to add the desired fragrance.
1407890
The chocolate would likely be best. I really use it to define my lightest areas (the outside ends) and taper it off as I get closer to the center. You can use very little and can get away with a darker shade. Just use a spoolie to buff it out a bit!