Will fade cream fade a tattoo?

Question

I have a small tattoo on my forearm. Its not even a tattoo, when I was getting it, it really hurt so it didn't get finished so its just a small line (don't make fun of me, I have 3 other tattoos, I just think he was doing it wrong). Its dark green/blue. I found that hydroquinone is a main ingredient in tattoo fading creams and its also the main ingredient in fade cream for dark spots, so will this work for my tattoo? I don't have money for tattoo fading cream and definitely not laser removal. It's a really really small and really embarrassing.

Answer 1

I have a tattoo on my back that took 40 plus hours, I do not think any cream will help sorry.To be completely honest you really only have 3 options.



1.leave it like it is

2. laser removal which hurts a lot more

3. get it redone or covered up, that is what I would do and your best option. There are a lot of things you can do to reduce the pain to almost nothing before you go in. Hope that helps! Any questions feel free to ask me!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Well I used a product just like that called Wrecking Balm which is supposed to be a supposed "miracle product" but it of course doesn't work and is a huge waste of money. All I have is a small outline of a heart on my wrist, much smaller than a penny in size and it did hardly anything. The only thing it did was make it slightly lighter than it was when I got it but I've been using the cream for months and according to the directions your suppose to see results in 3-6 months. Its all 100% false if it cant even remove a tattoo as tiny as mine. I assume that this product will be the same as tat b gone. Hope that helps!:)

Answer 4

Yeah i'm pretty sure it will. I just bought some skin fading cream with that ingredient in it and I had a huge dark spot near my mouth... it looked like a birth mark... and it totally disappeared. I'm sure it will work on tattoos.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Tattoo Fading Cream

Answer 7

I highly highly doubt it. Just nut up and get it finished. If you think he was "doing it wrong", do your research and find a good artist to do it the right way.