is this product safe to use on tattoos?
1785065
I don't know if i would put it on a fresh tattoo, but I used it over my 2 year old tattoo and it did great.
1785066
I do not know, I do not have a tattoo. I've been using Fake Bake for 3 years and it has a real tan look and gives the skin a soft feel. I do use sunscreen over it, though.
2072599
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.
13851
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.
1702877
I have used this on my legs and arms but it must be mixed with a lotion. depending on the sensitivity of your skin this could actually burn your skin so you really must be cautious with using this product.
927561
I doubt it ... it didn't do anything what so ever to my tattoo... nothing at all. Looks just like it did day 1 and have tried reusing it several times and still with no results.
13846
I don't have experience with that. I would call the company or makeupartistschoice.com and get their input. I would read up on it and consider going to a laser office with experience in tattoo removal. You need a deeper mode to remove tattoos from what I know...such as a laser
1670803
I'm not sure. This product was recommended by a professional (dermatologist). The ingredients are supposed to be completely safe. Maybe you can visit the obagi site for information on the ingredients. I was also told to use these products under close supervision of either a beautician or dermatologist. Good luck, and I hope this answer was helpful.
285502
While I don't see why not safety wise, I would recommend against it. It's very thick and sticky, it does not wash off of hands easily and hair might be worse. If you are trying to use it to get something out I think that'd be fine, it's made for skin and skin has hair on it. I personally wouldn't though
1346593
Hi The ink is permanent on paper cloth and furnishings so be careful. It will jowere wash off your skin with soap water and a little scrubbing. I hope this answers your question.
1563774
No, this is just like a dr pen light. It removed absolutely nothing of mine. All it did was burn my skin from the heat of the bulb. Not worth the purchase. I even tried Wrecking Balm-no results with that either...think we are stuck with these tatoo's of ours or we get them covered. Good luck..
1018590
The label says it's skin safe. However, I use it for home/office fragrance, so I cannot say it's safe. To add to that---I've learned to not place large amounts of natural oils in anything I place on my body without testing a small dilution of it first on my skin, somewhere not too visible (inner forearm). That way, if I develop a rash or am allergic to it, I know it before I use it in large quantities and waste good (and sometimes expensive) product. Vegetable glycerin is good to dilute with. Hopefully, that answered your question...
778259
I would not recommend trying this to remove a tattoo. Please see a professional for that type of service. Thank you for asking.
2046208
I really don't know if it can be used on human skin. I would ask a Vet or Doctor. It doesn't seem to have any harmful ingredients in it but it is always safe to check on it before you use it.
1636329
No way. It is a mild product. I have sensitive skin and have never had a reaction to this product.
212301
My spouse uses it to color grey hair, but if the mixed paste obtained from this powder is very fine and can go through a small opening/nozzle, then it should work also for a "tattoo" (really, just skin painting with low water solubility). Hope this helps.
1009924
I wouldn't do anything to aggravate/upset the skin before you use this product. Just wash it and tone it, no scrubbing or rough treatment. If you do I think you increase your chances of it burning.I also wouldn't sue this product nightly, it has skin lightening agents, use it only a few times a week.
715942
This stuff is a strong acid, and will leave bad burns if comes in contact with skin. I wouldnt use on a child. I would let the doctor freeze the wart off on a child.