[Naimie]

Has anyone ever heard of TAT B GONE or Tattoo-Off?

I have a tattoo I want to remove and want to know if these things work. I looked on google, but it's kind of hard to tell if those are just fake testimonials. And I doubt they would go on here lol, so anyone?

I KNOW about laser and I am very aware of fake creams out there. I just want to know if anyone tried this or anything else that DID work for them?

[kinein]

Has anyone ever heard of TAT B GONE or Tattoo-Off?

I have a tattoo I want to remove and want to know if these things work. I looked on google, but it's kind of hard to tell if those are just fake testimonials. And I doubt they would go on here lol, so anyone?

I KNOW about laser and I am very aware of fake creams out there. I just want to know if anyone tried this or anything else that DID work for them?

If they had creams.. they would be used by every anti-gang unit, gang prevention unit in the united states of america.... so do they? I haven't really heard much about them these days as tattoos have become part of popular american culture as body art ~

[Naimie]

^ Well my tattoo isn't ugly, infact the tattooist did a very good job on it. It just makes me look gangster and it attracts too many bad attention. What I'm worried about is how deep the ink is. Because even if I do consider laser removal, it could be just as risky as removal creams. It's always a 50/50 except that laser hurts more and removal creams - you just never know how much supply you'll need, could be less, could be more, or could be equivalent to getting a laser removal at the end.

I also don't want to wait it out til it fades, because they're always being covered, by my hair and clothing. I would show it a lot this summer to make it fade, but that's the thing, I don't want to show it. Plus it's not that realistic to fade it by sun anyways, I'd be roasted by then!

[RussianButterfly]

hhhmm, remove one by just using a cream?
I don't think that's posible, but I don't really know anything about it.

I wouldn't buy it/trust it.

[Meenuh]

^ Well my tattoo isn't ugly, infact the tattooist did a very good job on it. It just makes me look gangster and it attracts too many bad attention. What I'm worried about is how deep the ink is. Because even if I do consider laser removal, it could be just as risky as removal creams. It's always a 50/50 except that laser hurts more and removal creams - you just never know how much supply you'll need, could be less, could be more, or could be equivalent to getting a laser removal at the end.

I also don't want to wait it out til it fades, because they're always being covered, by my hair and clothing. I would show it a lot this summer to make it fade, but that's the thing, I don't want to show it. Plus it's not that realistic to fade it by sun anyways, I'd be roasted by then!

i wannar see the tatttooooo.

i've never heard of using cream to remove a tattoo ... how in the world would they manage to do that?

[Naimie]

^ It's hard to explain, it just has ingredients that can absorb into your skin and somehow dilute the ink? I don't really know, somehow it does work for some people though.

[leejunkified]

I heard the creams work best if the tattoo isn´t very old, so maybe you have to consider that as well.

[Naimie]

^ My tattoo is still fairly new. 1 years old. I also got the same response from a guy who does laser tattoo removal work. He told me that the newer the tattoo is, the less treatments it will need. I didn't believe that, I thought it was the other way around where older tattoos are easier to remove??

[OldSpice]

hey where do you live? I know in oakland they have a tattoo removal thing for gangsters wanting to have a change in life... you can just claim to be one... and wa lah, your done. laser removal, and its free