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Home Tattoo Removal - Fact Vs Fiction

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There are so many different kinds of tattoo removal options
sold for the do it yourself person that the final decision
can be almost impossible to make. It requires research on
all the various techniques and a healthy skepticism of the
claims made by some of the marketing campaigns of the
product manufacturers. Most people will rule out
Dermabrasion and Salabrasion as to harsh, and Cold Steel
Surgery as to radical. The final decision usually boils down
to this: should I choose one of the many tattoo removal
creams or should I choose one of the skin peel products?


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Home Tattoo Removal - Fact Vs Fiction
Copyright (c) 2009 Jonathan Scott
Nuviderm
http://www.nuviderm.com/



Home tattoo removal, also known as Do It Yourself tattoo removal,
can be a very difficult subject to master for a person who has
decided to remove a tattoo, but cannot afford laser tattoo
removal.

There are so many different kinds of tattoo removal options sold
for the do it yourself person that the final decision can be
almost impossible to make. It requires research on all the
various techniques and a healthy skepticism of the claims made by
some of the marketing campaigns of the product manufacturers.
Most people will rule out Dermabrasion and Salabrasion as to
harsh, and Cold Steel Surgery as to radical. The final decision
usually boils down to this: should I choose one of the many
tattoo removal creams or should I choose one of the skin peel
products?

What's The Difference?

To differentiate between the creams and the peels you must first
understand how each works, then determine if claims made can be
believed.

Home tattoo removal creams all claim to be effective, but
different from the other tattoo removal creams they are competing
against for market share. All creams contain one or several skin
pigment fading chemicals, sometimes referred to as a skin bleach,
as the main ingredient, combined with skin conditioners,
moisturizers and sometimes a sunblock and an exfoliate or scrub.

Skin pigment faders, or skin bleaching agents, are just that -
products used to fade or bleach skin color for many reasons
including to remove age spots, freckles or to even out skin tone
in the hope of looking more attractive. What they don't tell you
is these products are physically incapable of removing tattoo
pigment. As a matter of fact they blatantly lie about the
effectiveness of their product. These products do one thing and
that is fade or bleach skin pigment which resides in the top
layer of skin, they cannot and do not fade or remove tattoo
pigment. All you have to do is read the ingredient list and
Google each ingredient to find out exactly what it does.

Proof of this is the very fact that there has not been one
medical study that confirms the claims made by any of the tattoo
topical removal creams. If such a study existed you would know
about it because every tattoo cream removal manufacturer would be
using the study as proof that their product truly works. Frankly,
they rely on the ignorance and gullibility of the public when it
comes to tattoo removal and how difficult it really is.

Another telltale sign of B.S. in the marketing of the creams is
their product guarantee. Many have no guarantee (TatBGone,
Tattoo-Off). Some offer a guarantee that becomes void unless you
return the product in the allotted 30 day time period in the
original unopened package (Tatmed). That means if you actually
open the box, try the product and are dissatisfied you have
voided the warranty. The best known of the tattoo cream products
offers a guarantee, but then they also state the guarantee does
not apply to retail sales (WreckingBalm), but they don't tell
you where you can buy at wholesale.

It all boils down to not wanting to give refunds - these
manufacturers know their product claims are false or grossly
overstated. If they had to make refunds to all their unsatisfied
customers they wouldn't have the money necessary to run those
expensive radio ads or advertise on Google and Yahoo. They rely
on the constant crop of new first time do it yourself tattoo
removers who they convince to buy their product with slick
marketing campaigns.

The only claim a tattoo removal cream or gel manufacturer makes
that is true is their product will not scar, it can't penetrate
the skin deep enough to create scar tissue which also means it
can't penetrate the skin deep enough to remove tattoo pigment.
It's unfortunate, but tattoos don't magically disappear by
rubbing on a cream and the form of exfoliation that some of these
products include is also bogus. Exfoliation of that type might
remove a temporary tattoo, but certainly not a real, permanent
tattoo done by a professional tattoo artist, the pigment's to
deep.

TCA

The only home tattoo removal products that work (excepting true
dermabrasion and salabrasion) are the cosmetic acids such as TCA.
One of those companies sells a 2 dram bottle - (FYI -16 drams
equals 1 ounce) for $38.00, but it is close to 100% pure TCA.
Also this company does not offer a guarantee (Rx-Tattoo/EZ Peel).

We (Nuviderm) do not recommend using that strength and will not
sell that strength. We sell 1 ounce bottles of a 50% concentrate
for $39.95 with which we give precise instructions on how to
dilute for proper TCA tattoo removal that is not going to leave a
scar when properly used. We also offer live consultations via an
800 number on our website. No other home tattoo removal
manufacturer does that.

We know our product works and offer a 6 month guarantee that can
be accessed and read via the main navigation tabs on every page
of our website. We don't try to hide our guarantee.

TCA works by peeling a very thin layer of skin each treatment
cycle with a treatment cycle being 3 - 6 weeks long. It's not a
fast way to remove a tattoo, but then there is no fast way to
remove a tattoo other than by scalpel. The average 3?x3?
professionally made tattoo can take from 8 - 10 months with home
made tattoos going faster because of inferior ink and tattoo
technique.

Bottom line - if you can't afford laser don't waste your money
on any cream on the market today. Either save your money for
laser or buy Nuviderm for home tattoo removal.

Nuviderm works - the active ingredient has been proven effective
in 2 separate medical studies. 




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Jonathan Scott has been in the tattoo industry for over 20 years.
He is an expert on the application of tattoos and methods for 
their removal. He serves as the in house expert on tattoo removal
at http://www.NuviDerm.com/ He also contributes to the blogs at 
http://nuviderm.WordPress.com/ and http://www.nuviderm.com/blog/


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