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 had no luck with this product covering a scar. I personally don't think it's worth the money.
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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
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I thought this cap was going to be great, however I felt that it should have been a little bigger and I have hair that is quite thick and is mid way down my back. So I doubt it would be big enough to cover hair as long as yours. Also, I only used my cap twice.... and it developed a small tear in it. I made sure it was stored flat when not in use and that it was rinsed well with fresh water after use in the pool. I had wrote the review after I wore the cap only once but it tore the second time I used it.
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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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Well i did not try removing tattoos. It is painful on face, i diluate it using half water half solution. Produce a good peeling.
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I don't have experience with that. I would call the company or makeupartistschoice.com and get their input. I would read up on it and consider going to a laser office with experience in tattoo removal. You need a deeper mode to remove tattoos from what I know...such as a laser
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My wife and i use them to cover our tattoos as well. They blend in to your skin pretty well. You can still slightly see that there is something covering your arm, but its very minimal. My wife is "pale white" lol, and im hispanic and we dont have a problem using them.
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No. When you use it as the chemical is changing the skin. It'll look like it fade alot or be completely gone. After healing the tatt is still there but now you look like a burn victim :-(
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I don't have any tattoos, but since this Tricholor Acetic Acid is a pretty good skin peel, I would imagine that with time it would really fade the tattoos. The only requirement is patience and letting the skin heal between applications. Depending on how deep they are, this Acid is a pretty good skin peel, So it should work with time. Just please, please do not rush the process. yours, Chris
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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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No, this is just like a dr pen light. It removed absolutely nothing of mine. All it did was burn my skin from the heat of the bulb. Not worth the purchase. I even tried Wrecking Balm-no results with that either...think we are stuck with these tatoo's of ours or we get them covered. Good luck..
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sorry, only used it for tattoo removal. I am not qualified to answer that question.
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Hi, I'm looking for one like this. I need to put one like this for my back pain. Is it good enough to cover the spine area?
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I think it did a good job lightening the redness on my scar.. It's still visible but definitely better. It's not as raised either now which helps. Good luck with your healing!
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I've used this product for about 2 months and I love it. As far as pigmentations? I'm not sure what to say. I get a great looking color each time I apply it. I don't have any pigmentations, but I'm guessing it will not. I have two very large scars on each knee due to surgery and it seems to help them fade. I would guess it will color evenly so it may not help, but doubt it will hurt.
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It will probably leave a discolored scar. It basically ate a layer of skin off. I would go with laser remover before I ever used this to remove a tattoo. Additionally, it is for very small areas... less then the size of a penicil erasor.