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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Hi, Michelle. I am NOT a doctor nor medical professional of any kind. I am simply sharing my experiences with skin tags. I have found two things that removed my skin tags. One is to use an item for freezing warts. The trick is to grab the skin tag by it's end and gently stretch it away from the skin. At the narrowest point of the stretch, apply the freezing. I used two doses, and it worked, the tag fell off a few days later. It left behind a very small, minor discoloration. The other method is to again gently stretch the tag away from the skin and have someone else tie a thin string (or a thread) around it at it's narrowest part (double or triple knot it). They must tie it quite tightly or it won't work (this can be tricky). THIS WILL HURT for a few minutes. After a few days the tag turns black and falls off. Only once did this method leave behind a small "spot." Good luck!
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be prepared....this is the second time I have used....Id show you picks but might scare you.....I applied under bandage3 or 4 days in a row.....then left alone.,...spot swelled....itched....got red.....friends said : "go to DOCTOR immediately"..... I am militantly holistic.....after about 10 days it scabbed over....another week scab fell off and looks good... takes a leap of faith....good luck..
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I believe I've read about the use of TCA for tattoo removal. I would totally avoid the face and neck area with 50%. I have scarring on my face in places.
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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 :)
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I don't know but the effect is subtle so it shouldn't. I would put a lot petroleum jelly/vaseline over the tattoo when using the soap and I would definitely avoid putting the kojie San on the tattoos. You don't want to need to repair re-ink.
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The Cooling Arms I ordered are solid in color, thin to allow the cooling effect to take place. I don't have any tats, but I would guess they would do a good job of covering arm art. Hope this helps.
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I think this is the perfect product to test out a black tattoo. The color turns to a blue/black (cool, not warm) color and is quite saturated for a henna application. Good luck!
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I stopped using it. It took skin off but my tattoo is deep and it looks better now than it did before I tried to remove it. No, I did not dilute it and I did not use a toothpick. ~Rhys Tudor~
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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
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Well, I've been using it with every color of the rainbow you could possible have. Lol I absolutely love it!! I think its just for color protection im general. Not one specific color. Also, it smells awseome!
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I use it....only a couple drawbacks.....it is not covered in "clear" cover...so it smudges if ya get any that is like a solvent on it....and the split backing is kind of a pain sometimes.....hobbiehubbcapp.
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I do it before bed and it works amazing. It doesn't wash off and lasted for a 2 weeks after I stopped using it (got Tattoos and can't use it for a couple of weeks) but is honestly worth the money!
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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 was stung yesterday. I really was! It was the 3rd time this year. I grabbed a copper penny and held it on the sting location. Within minutes the pain was gone. And I really mean gone. I have done this on each sting this year with the same results. The day after the sting there is a slightly red dot, no pain, no swelling, nothing. I think the snake venom extractor would be totally overkill. Too large of an area covered. Do try the copper penny. If your kids are old enough they could keep a penny in their pocket and feel good about taking care of it themselves.
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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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Yes, it could be used to cover up a tattoo. The sleeves are very comfortable.