Tattoo Removal Cream
Tattoo removal cream is made of several different products including basic ingredients that go into everyday cosmetics. The most popular of these ingredients are skin fade chemicals. These chemicals prevent or reduce the production of skin pigment. These chemicals give the impression that the tattoo pigment is fading when in reality the skin pigment above the tattoo is fading not the tattoo itself. The most popular of these skin fade chemicals that appear in tattoo removal cream include:
- Indian gooseberry fruit extract.
- Alpha arbutin
- Hydroquinone
- Cress extract
- Marine algae.
- Kojic acid
- Bearberry extract
- Before purchasing any tattoo removal cream product be sure to read the manufacturer guarantee, if they have one.
- Many of these manufacturers offer no guarantee or a guarantee whose requirements are very difficult to meet.
Tattoo removal cream cannot penetrate the skin deep enough and the ingredients are not strong enoughfor effective tattoo removal. For a tattoo removal cream to be effective it must be used in conjunction with an exfoliate. Without the exfoliate the cream is nothing but a skin softener and skin pigment fader, at best. That is why one company includes a miniature battery operated sander as part of their tattoo removal kit. The sander does all the work. The same effect could be achieved by sanding alone and using any common skin cream, followed by an application of an antibiotic ointment to prevent infection.
The tattoo removal cream companies that recommend using a loofah pad are highly suspect because a loofah pad is not coarse enough to provide sufficient exfoliation of the skin above the tattoo to be effective. The loofah pad exfoliates at a slower pace, which means the customer will have to buy more skin fade cream over a longer period of time, which means more money to the manufacturer, and probably a customer who in the end still has a tattoo and a thinner wallet.
Nuviderm Tattoo Removal
