What are three ingredients involved in removing a tattoo at home without having to deal with doctors, offices, or painful laser treatments? Simple - you need a product like TatBGone, Tattoo Off, or Wrecking Balm - i.e. any type of good, reputable tattoo removal cream. Next you need some time. In my case, for the size of my little tattoo, I'm thinking about 90 days or 3 months will do the trick. And thirdly, for a 90 day supply of Tat B Gone tattoo cream, it cost me $300.
Now while this is not as good as having the tattoo simply removed in one shot, the reality is that no tattoo removal method can do that, with the exception of the outdated and terrible method of excision, which involved literally slicing out the skin which contained the tattoo ink and sewing the skin back together, leaving a terrible scar and a mess of your skin. I think I'll pass on that one!
I didn't have the money for something like laser treatments, which I hear is a great method, but, frankly, it's just too darn expensive. This is when my friend told me he removed a tattoo with Wrecking Balm. It was a home made tattoo on his hand, a very small clover leaf, and it took about 6 weeks of applying the tattoo removal lotion to remove it. I ended up getting Tat B Gone myself, because my research seemed to show that it was the best tattoo removal cream out there. In about 2 or 3 days it should arrive in the mail, and I certainly hope that in about 90 days I will be proudly reporting to your the results of it working. If not, I might have to consider a fourth ingredient in removing a tattoo: more money for something like else such as rejuvi tattoo!