I have a dark blue/orange tattoo. Will this be effective at treating color tattoos as well?
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I have used this product 4 times now as directed to remove/fade a tattoo of mine that just a few things black lines. After 4 treatments I see no change at all. If I were you I would save your money and not buy the Neo Mag Light, it doesn't work!
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Hi Daniel. Not all inks respond to light treatments. Some customers get great results on colors and some do not. If your ink doesn't respond in one or two treatments, stop treating and return.
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I think it will, and no harm in trying since it's semi-perm. I'm not a beautician/stylist professional, just someone looking to cover my own gray. I have found the darker browns tend to fade to a purple tinge, which freeks me out, but my pretty normal kids think it's cool! Helps me get over my fear of using this product. I'm PPD sensitive and am on the look out for a permanent product that will help me age slowly and gracefully. This product is easy to use compared to many I've tried, very good, just not perfect. Hopefully they keep working on it. In the meantime, I know I won't have a reaction & the product is easy to apply. Good luck ! I think it will, and no harm in trying since it's semi-perm. I'm not a beautician/stylist professional, just someone looking to cover my own gray. I have found the darker browns tend to fade to a purple tinge, which freeks me out, but my pretty normal kids think it's cool! Helps me get over my fear of using this product. I'm PPD sensitive and am on the look out for a permanent product that will help me age slowly and gracefully. This product is easy to use compared to many I've tried, very good, just not perfect. Hopefully they keep working on it. In the meantime, I know I won't have a... » Read More I think it will, and no harm in trying since it's semi-perm. I'm not a beautician/stylist professional, just someone looking to cover my own gray. I have found the darker browns tend to fade to a purple tinge, which freeks me out, but my pretty normal kids think it's cool! Helps me get over my fear of using this product. I'm PPD sensitive and am on the look out for a permanent product that will help me age slowly and gracefully. This product is easy to use compared to many I've tried, very good, just not perfect. Hopefully they keep working on it. In the meantime, I know I won't have a reaction & the product is easy to apply. Good luck ! « Show Less
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it will, but it will take quite awhile to get there. i personally used it for about 45 minutes and got an orange sort of color. it may require a second round of dye, but that all depends on how long you leave it on there and what color you're lightening up to. i should have left it the entire hour that it recommended but i was in a hurry and was about to dye it again so i didnt care. hope this answers that!
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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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I spent at least two days trying to tan my arms and face using this device and I noticed no measurable difference in skin tone nor did it lighten any tattoos. For that reason, I would not recommend using this on your skin but then again your experience may vary. There are probably better devices if you plan on using this on your skin. (PS...it's a class 2 laser - which i learned after a quick consultation with a friend named Google.)
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I don't know about using it for tattoos. I've only used it to color my hair.
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Try Mederma Stretch Marks Therapy 5.29 ozI've been using it for the past 3-4 weeks. It helps to fade the color of the stretch mark.
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I don't think a ton of color..maybe it depends on the person. Myself, I think that having a base tan, you will do much better than someone who's just starting out. I didn't experience deep dark color with it even with a base tan. But while I do like this lotion, I think that Swedish Beauty's Intensifier did a much better job for me by itself.
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Unfortunately I cant answer that, the machine has worked great on my tattoos and I would assume it would work for eyebrow tattoos but the hair thing I simply don't know. Maybe contact the company and ask them directly. For the price of the machine its worth trying.
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Yes. I did some research on this product before purchasing myself. Lotion features multiple vitamins to keep tattoos healthy and added SPF
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I first used it in a tanning bed then brought it to Hawaii with me. Using it in the sun gave me an even deeper dark brown color. No hint of orange with this lotion. It's great
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From my experience it should be enough. But few things to note: 1. Check on a small patch. I did an initial mistake for similar thing which turned to different color. 2. I bleached that spot completely and applied. It worked for me. ( I am not an expert, but worked :) for me) 3. Let the trail part completely dry to see the difference, while applying it might look light and it gets darker. 4. Trying color in cotton swab and on material was different from my experience. As the cotton was pure white, but applying it on existing color it was different. ( basic thing on color combination but I went wrong with it initially and hence adding it) HTH.. Good luck
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Hi,It works best with that combo because it is the pigment in the hair that the laser targets. That's also why they won't let anyone with dark skin use it, could be dangerous.
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I've never used it on tattoos. I do believe that they have different make up for that kind of need. I'm not sure if the kind that comes with the kit would cover them.
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Yes it will help. Just make sure you apply it evenlly so it won't get blotchy. And be careful with your fingernails. It has a tendency to leave some purplish color if you have light color fingernail polish. Overall it does a great job managing that golden color and turn to a more frost color.
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I don't think it will affect color, if that's what you mean by tone. At least it doesn't for me, with medium olive colored skin. It is absorbed and nourishes dry skin.
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Argon (blue) is supposedly more for blemish issues, and neon (orange) suggested for anti-aging and wrinkles. I read somewhere that the different color allows for the level of light penetration. Both really are effective if you just want to improve the overall health and appearance of your skin. Either one you use will need to be patient and consistent.