Regret your tattoo? Consider having it permanently removed. Tattoo removal with lasers is a safe and effective procedure that will permanently get rid of your unwanted ink. Though tattoos were once ...

While you might have to touch up a tattoo from time to time to restore its vibrancy, tattoos themselves are permanent fixtures. The art in a tattoo is created in the middle layer of skin called the ...

Tattoos. They look super cool … until they don’t. And when that day comes around, you’ve only got a few options: live with your stupid tattoo, cover it up or seek out tattoo removal. So if you can’t ...

Tattoo removal creams are applied to tattooed skin in hopes of erasing the ink. Many are available in department stores or online retailers, but there’s little evidence that tattoo removal creams ...

FASTER AND EASIER. WE GOT JUST THE TOP PART. THE READ FINISH HERE AT ALABI TATTOO IN HARLEM. THE SKIN WILL BE DONE IS A CANVAS. SOMETIMES I WANT TO WATCH. AND THEN OTHER TIMES JUST KIND OF LOOK AROUND ...

Tattoos are a common way for people to express themselves. Yet not everyone who gets a tattoo is happy with it. Historically, removing a tattoo required cutting out the skin, which left horrific scars ...

Every month, 12.1k of you search for ‘tattoo removal’ advice, while one study found that three in 10 adults have at least one piece of ink (up from 21% a decade ago), and 8% of those with tattoos ...

Heard the scary stories about tattoo removal? Well forget them, some rumours about removal are true – (it is painful), but others are pure myth. Read on to sort the facts from the fiction. • Tattoo ...

Getting a tattoo removed can be a lengthy, somewhat uncomfortable process. Every person's skin — and tattoo removal needs — are different. It can take multiple sessions to have a tattoo completely ...

When people ask me why I do the things I do, I typically don’t have an answer. Saying things like, “It seemed fun,” and “There was mezcal there,” don’t often suffice as adequate responses for the ...

Halfway through getting her palms tattooed, Long Island mom Angela Sarro realized: This was a big mistake. She was getting the red and blue pills as seen in the movie The Matrix, one on each palm—the ...