Tattoo Removal Cream is what many people think they need if they want to get rid of a tattoo that they have outgrown. Although there are some effective home products that might fade a tattoo significantly, the important thing to realize before you ever get a tattoo is that there is no easy way to remove them. Unfortunately, since Tattoo Removal Cream is a topical treatment that stays in the first layer of the skin, when used by itself, it never reaches the level of the tattoo ink, which is in the second layer of skin.

For this reason, laser tattoo removal has been the method of choice for many people. However, this method requires numerous visits at a cost of $150 – $350 per visit depending on the price schedule of the clinic you use. Depending on the depth of the tattoo and the colors used, it can require 6 to 16 visits, spread out over a number of weeks to permanently remove the tattoo. The normal treatment cycle for laser tattoo removal is one visit every 6 – 8 weeks until the tattoo is removed or sufficiently faded. This is when many people decide that home tattoo removal methods might be the best option they can hope for and many of them will try the latest Tattoo Removal Cream in hopes of fading their tattoo.

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Tattoo Removal Cost and the method used for the procedure are possibly the two greatest obstacles faced once the decision has been made to remove a tattoo. Tattoo Removal has never been a fun project, but when you inject tattoo removal cost into the mix the prospect becomes even less appealing.

Up until the last 20 years or so the methods were fairly limited and results could be less than desirable. Since we are living in the 21^st Century lets concentrate on the tattoo removal cost of the methods available today.

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Tattoo removal cream products claim to offer the ability to remove permanent tattoo pigment without inconvenience, irritation or discomfort. That is just a marketing technique used by tattoo removal cream manufacturers or affiliate marketers to coax a few dollars from unsuspecting, trusting souls who want to believe such a process is possible at such a low tattoo removal cost. You may have been in Oz when the tattoo was applied, but reality is a wicked witch when it comes to tattoo removal cream as an effective tattoo removal product. One  skin pigment fade product  manufacturer even goes so far to say – Topical creams are generally only effective on epidermal hyperpigmentation. ¹ That means tattoo removal cream does not have the ability to penetrate beyond the epidermis (top) layer of skin to the dermis (2nd) layer of skin where all tattoo pigments reside. They do not have the power to reach and remove tattoo ink by themselves.

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Topical Tattoo Removal Cream

There are three layers to the skin: the epidermis, the dermis, and the subcutaneous layer, with tattoo pigment being deposited in the second layer, or the dermis. The top layer of the skin, the epidermis, is the part we see when looking at the skin.  It is also this layer which protects the body from germs and bacterial infections and seals in moisture contained in the body.

The Epidermis contains living cells which are then covered by a thin layer of dead cells cells that are constantly moving to the surface as the epidermis renews itself.  The dead cells are pushed to the surface as the new ones are produced at the base of the epidermis. The dead cells eventually flake away to reveal a new, smooth, glowing layer of skin beneath.

The epidermis is also the layer of skin that contains the pigment producing cells known as melanocytes. The melanocytes produce skin pigment known as melanin. The more melanocytes a layer of skin contains the more melanin is produced and the darker the skin. The fewer the melanocytes the less melanin is produced and the lighter the skin. Freckles are produced because the melanocytes are not evenly dispersed in the lower levels of the epidermis, creating spots of pigmented skin separated by areas of skin totally devoid of skin pigment.

The question is, does a topical tattoo removal cream, also known as bleaching cream, whitening cream, fade cream or lightening cream or gel have the ability to penetrate through the epidermis to the dermis and remove tattoo pigment?

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A new product joined the growing number of competitors in the burgeoning tattoo removal market the beginning of last month. Tatmed.com, a spin off of the  skin fade cream Medliten.wordpress.com is the latest cream, or gel as it refers to itself, to enter the market. Using the same ingredients as Medliten,  renaming itself Tatmed and advising potential customers to purchase an exfoliation pad, it hopes to capture  market share with a slick marketing campaign in conjunction with SkinHealthAssociation which ranks it the best of the at home tattoo removal products although it has only been on the market since about July 1, 2009. The new product website boasted several testimonials from day one, hopefully from pre-market testing, but it’s not clear from information on the website.

To early to tell if it actually removes tattoo pigment, but we do believe it will fade skin pigment judging from the list of intimate locations Medliten lists as potential areas of use.

Go to Tatmed.com and study the site guarantee for further information.

Be sure to compare these two products. More product choices is good for competition.

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