I have tattoos on the tops of my feet. Have any other tattooed people tried this? Did it mess with your ink?
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Not sure. I don't have any tattoos. It is going to peel the skin off no matter what.
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I have a (15-year-old) tattoo on the top of my foot and it was not affected at all.
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My roommate did it and her tattoo was fine, she's had it for a year now so I think you should be fine
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Honestly I don't have any tattoos so I'm not really sure. But, for acne it's pretty good. It has decent coverage but it doesn't cover every little thing which leads me to believe that it wouldn't work on a tattoo.
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Well I havent had a problem with it! Ive actually ordered more inks. Just to have more variety of color.
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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 wish I knew too. I have the same problem. The ink just pools on the top. I'm going to try my laser printer to see if that works. Overall, I am really disappointed.
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I do not recommend putting bronzer lotions on tattoos. I had bought a special tattoo stick that I put on my tattoo and it definetley protects it because you can see a fine white line around my tattoo. I think bronzer lotions like this one will attract more uv lights and the tattoo will fade.
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My husband changes the ink cartridges. I will tell him about the proper way to change each on to avoid any problems. He got a spot of ink on his work jeans and it is there for eternity. When all else fails, read the instructions!.
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While I have not tried it on clothes, I put the pen on a piece of white paper and put it under a heat lamp and the ink disappeared. I believe that would be the same effect but I couldn't be sure unless I tried it.The pens are meant to be used on paper, not clothing but I do understand accidents happen and I feel it could maybe be easily repaired in the manner you suggested.
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That is a good question. I have not continue to mess with them. I found the stem in the fountain pen is weak. Some broke off. I used a small narrow nail to poke the hole but it will not go into the pen. So I am not recommending them for purchase unless they include the proper ink with them. I will revisit them today because you asked. I will get back to when I figure this out. Take care Bill
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Yea mine worked fine , but it defiantly isn't a good tattoo video to learn from . If your trying to learn a a few things i prefer looking on YouTube
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If i were you i would check with my podiatrist just in case it might be counter productive but .... the product just slips right in your shoe and has made a world of difference in my life. I no longer dread standing up for the first few minutes. I have a couple pair and switch them between shoes sometimes (probably be better to keep in just one but i change for shoes i don't wear that often) they last a long time too.
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I have two small tattoos, and out of curiosity I tried it out on the tattoo on my leg. It covered it almost perfectly. My only suggestion is that if you're buying this for tattoo coverage, is to buy one shade darker than your skin tone, mix it with some moisturizer and set it with a translucent powder so it doesn't rub off on your clothes. It works great and lasts all day.
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Umm, I don't really know, I would think you'd be ok, I mean, it doesn't hurt your skin or anything. I went about my business like normal, I went to the gym and whatnot. Maybe it would make your foot peel happen quicker. I would say just to wear a good cushioned sock, and change out of your sweaty shoes and socks afterwards as soon as you can. Also, I've read from other users that they kept their feet well-moisturized in the days after they did the peel. Report back after and let us know how it worked out. I think it would be ok though.
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I don't have any tattoos, but since this Tricholor Acetic Acid is a pretty good skin peel, I would imagine that with time it would really fade the tattoos. The only requirement is patience and letting the skin heal between applications. Depending on how deep they are, this Acid is a pretty good skin peel, So it should work with time. Just please, please do not rush the process. yours, Chris
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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 don't see why not eyebrow tattoos are more about depth not ink this is a high end ink
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I have. To be safe, print on one side first, allow the ink dry and then print on the second side. I had beautiful results.