Tattoo removal cream? Anyone tried any!? Xx

[tinkerbell23]

[tinkerbell23]

Must admit i am tempted x

[sandyRoe]

If it worked all those laser clinics that charge £70+ for a 15 minute session would be out of business. don't waste your money.

[tinkerbell23]

Claims to eventually fade completely.. X

[daffy654]

Can you afford to waste that sort of money if it doesn't work?

[tinkerbell23]

not really daffy..but im toying with it to be honest xx

[daffy654]

what I posted above is the benchmark I use when wondering whether to buy a new and untested/unproven product. If I can't afford to waste the cost then I won't buy it, if I have some spare cash and it isn't earmarked for bills etc. then I might go ahead and test the product myself.

If you want to try it then do so, but be aware that it may not work and even if it does it says it will take months and months.... in that time you could save up for laser treatment :)

[squarebear]

Seems like a con from the few reviews I could find of it.

[Greedyfly]

I also want a tattoo removing and I wouldn't trust the cream. They claim it encourages the body to see the pigment as a foreign almost and then it gets naturally forced to the surface and falls out with the scab. I think the only way to go it to have it laser it off and it is damn expensive but worth it if the tattoo you have is something you really hate.

[tinkerbell23]

squarebear how silly i should look for reviews!! i havent!! i look for reviews for everything usually ha!! i know what you mean daffy...i suppose in that respect i could afford it id obviously buy the smaller package and see how i go..i must admit i have a habit of religiously using things ...then after a week or two it gets stuck in a drawer!! but i suppose with this if i want it enough........i also know what u mean greedy! xxxx