Fashion | August 28, 2008 | 6 comments

Do away with your mum, tattoo removal cream's here!

source: http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Health/Tattoo-Removal-Cream-Rejuvi-Pushes-Out-Body-Art/Arti...

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Yup, now you can get that nasty tattoo removed without having to go through painful, and expensive, laser surgery.

According to leading cosmetic surgeons they can get rid of the tattoo ink 'by injecting the skin with a cream which softens the ink and pushes it to the surface.'

And when scab decides to fall off after just 6 to 8 weeks, it pulls the tattoo ink with it!

Not only that, but it also has a higher success rate than laser treatment, is cheaper, less painful and has minimal risk of scarring, according to 'experts.'

I'm off to get a shopping list tattooed up my arm...
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6 comments // Do away with your mum, tattoo removal cream's here!

  • arcticspirit
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      arcticspirit  
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    • That sounds pretty gross. The process. Arrgh!
      Shots that give you a 6-8 week scab. Does it scar?
      But if you really want it off... then go for it.

      I'm an artist, so having art on my body, well it just seems natural to design.
      I would have never put anything on my body that I had not considered for a long time and truly wanted there.

      I have this on my back, means love and faith.
      It's in the arch of the back, very classy actually. But I am no exhibitionist. It's mine.
      My boyfriend likes it.
      The few people who have gotten to see it over the years really think it's pretty and an expression of self, for me.

      And yeah good girls like ink too.

      I hope this doesn't offend the people who claim ink on women is "fugly"..
      Although that statement did offend me.

    • 3 years ago
  • LindseyIndigo
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      LindseyIndigo  

    • My father tried to rub my tattoo off in disbelief a few days after it was done (owww) and he and my mum keep offering me skin grafts for Christmas. I guess I'm getting cream this year instead.

    • 3 years ago
  • JanaPokana
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      JanaPokana  

    • I am not sure if this is really going to work, but my parents will be very happy to hear this as they were not at all excited when my brother came home with a tattoo on his arm ...

    • 3 years ago
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