Tattoo removal cream companies are somewhat reluctant to share details on how their products work. Some see this as evidence that they don’t work, whereas other see this as common sense business practice. How you don’t see Coke sharing their recipe for how to make coke, do you?
In any event, some basics are known about how tattoo removal creams work. In this article specifically, let’s look address how Tat B Gone cream works.
Per the instructions, a person is to apply the cream on a daily basis to the area of the skin above the tattoo. No sensation should be felt beyond what applying any topical cream would feel like to the skin. In other words, it shouldn’t feel harsh or like it’s burning or stinging, or anything like that!
The way the cream works at this point is to seep down into the epidermis and then the tattoo ink itself. The cream aggravates the tattoo ink, causing the body’s immune system to step up a take a look. It won’t like what it sees happening, and will react by removing some of the tattoo ink.
This is, in a nutshell, how tattoo removal lotions and cream all work, no matter who the manufacturer is. Because of the nature of the technique, it makes sense that it takes many weeks and months of applying a cream to the skin before significant fading can be seen, climaxing in the ultimate disappearance of the tattoo from the skin.
Some cast doubt on this process as a whole, claiming tattoo removal creams simply do not work. It’s interesting to note though that websites like the The Tattoo Removal Creams Guide, whose reviews don’t really go one way or the other, they simply provide information on the product, gets lots of users who excited post comments about how they were able to remove their tattoo using a cream.