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flyfish25 · Tattoo lover Joined: 02 Sep 2009 Posts: 3

Got my tattoo 6 months ago and hate it. Wasn't sure to do laser or home removal - well I went against what a lot of people were saying about the DIY tattoo removal creams. A) laser was too expensive, $2500 or more, forget it. B) Everyone has been saying how painful it would be and the scars it would leave. So I went with TatBGone. They weren't the easiest to get in touch with, but they answered my questions and I got the stuff pretty fast.

I've been using for almost 3 months now and have just started to notice fading. They told me it would take a while because how new it was. But on the darker shades I can definitely notice some fading and I'm going to order the 10 month supply when this runs out. Its a lot of work and patience, but I hate this freaking tattoo so I can handle it. A lot of people say this stuff doesn't work; maybe its because they couldn't stick with it long enough to see any results! Just like fishing, it takes patience...

TattooBoy · Tattoo lover Joined: 13 Jan 2010 Posts: 7

Since tattoos are designed to be permanent, removing them will generally be painful and expensive.

There are 15 tattoo removal methods but whatever method you use choose, you need to be patient as removing a tattoo requires commitment.

Laser tattoo removal is the most popular method for tattoo removal. but it has its drawbacks.

If you are thinking about removing your tattoo by laser, you can get more information at my blog:
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bigEZ · Tattoo lover Joined: 17 Feb 2010 Posts: 3

I thought I would try Wrecking Balm after doing some investigation online. Invested hundreds of dollars and had high hopes that it would remove my tattoo. Well it didn't - didn't do anything actually. My tattoo looks the same and my wallet is a lot thinner. There is nothing in the ingredients that can remove of fade a tattoo. Wrecking Balm just has an aggressive marketing campaign and peppers the internet with fabricated stories about people removing a tattoo with their product. Don't buy it.