Help Fade Eyebrow Tattoos...

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Harley Q.

Feb 16, 2012

Harley Q.

Looking for some help, I had my eyebrows tattooed years ago, of coarse didn't got to a professional or do my research and came out with uneven eyebrows that look awful. I believe too the ink was just regular tattoo ink, not meant for permanent makeup. I can't afford to have laser treatments done, looking for a at home remedy, anything to fade them. Any suggestion please. 

Jennifer S.

Jan 28, 2013

Jennifer S.

you can actually buy this cover up that covers tattoos perfectly. I use it for my wrist tattoos for work. stays on till I want it off sweat proof and everything. you can go to ulta or im sure a few other places have them. then you can draw them on. 

Emily W.

Jan 28, 2013

Emily W.

Dermablend is formulated to cover tattoos and heavy pigmentation that regular concealer can't. It is available at Ulta. Tattoo fade creams don't work, because they cannot penetrate deep enough into the skin to affect the tattoo ink.

Kassi M.

Jan 28, 2013

Kassi M.

wreckingbalm walk into a clean tattoo shop and ask for some 

Alisa D.

Jan 28, 2013

Alisa D.

exfoliate exfoliate exfoliate

Kathryn L.

Feb 5, 2013

Kathryn L.

microderm and peels and repeat.

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