I have a couple very new tattoos. Does this stuff work well to protect them? Thanks!
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I don't know if it protects them if they aren't healed yet,but it really helps to keep them from not fading! I have tried all Snookis lotions & JWowws lotions & this is by far the best! Hope this helps!
1404327
Yes. I did some research on this product before purchasing myself. Lotion features multiple vitamins to keep tattoos healthy and added SPF
1404328
this specific lotion is not for tattoo protection, jwoww has a special tattoo protection cream you can buy.
1404329
I'm not real sure because my tattoos are a few years old buy my newest one from last year doesn't seem to be faded
1404330
If they're very new you probably shouldn't be going tanning.. but I didn't use it long enough to find out the bottle I received was expired. Although the lotion I'm using now which is called black by designer skin seems to be working well. my tattoos havent faded and you can see great color results after one session. Hope this helps!
778259
I would not recommend trying this to remove a tattoo. Please see a professional for that type of service. Thank you for asking.
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I can't say because I used it for a tattoo - However -I've had electrolysis and it would probably be effective to some degree. The electrical part gets to you after a while. My sessions lasted 45 minutes - tattooing is several hours and it worked well. Hope that helps - best wishes M
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I ordered some of this a few months back for the use of pretreatment on tattoos. Yes it does work, apply 1 to 2 hrs prior in large quantites, rub some in and leave some not rubbed in. wrap in plastic. works for about 4 hours.
212303
It stains well, if you leave it out overnight then it should be able to be used for tattoos.
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I doubt it ... it didn't do anything what so ever to my tattoo... nothing at all. Looks just like it did day 1 and have tried reusing it several times and still with no results.
76315
That's the reason I bought the sleeves. They are perfect to cover sleeves tattoos. �
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I don't know but the effect is subtle so it shouldn't. I would put a lot petroleum jelly/vaseline over the tattoo when using the soap and I would definitely avoid putting the kojie San on the tattoos. You don't want to need to repair re-ink.
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I don't believe so. I use a tattoo sunscreen stick over mine to keep them safe
76316
Yes, it could be used to cover up a tattoo. The sleeves are very comfortable.
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If the Soft Cleaner works well to get day to day dirt/dust and light stains/marks (Although it worked great to remove a pet urine stain off my Thomasville leather couch). The Strong cleaner will get the tougher stain off off like grease (again used on a leather car seat) For ink marks the Ink Removal kit does an excellent job removing ink. I used it on my leather car seats and it took it off completely! The leather conditioning cream is an excellent barrier and provides excellent protection. I highly recommend using the two together.
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I wouldn't -- wrong formula. Instead, look at the line of artist's fixatives and sprays made by Krylon. They're designed to do just that -- protect paper artwork and printed material from moisture, yellowing, smudges, etc. Read their descriptions and you'll be able to choose which one sounds like the protection you're looking for.
212302
I don't know about using it for tattoos. I've only used it to color my hair.
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This is actually a good amount if gel. It will do maybe... forty medium sized tattoos? I got a good amount of use out of it. Say if you wanted to do a sleeve, you could.
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I stopped using it. It took skin off but my tattoo is deep and it looks better now than it did before I tried to remove it. No, I did not dilute it and I did not use a toothpick. ~Rhys Tudor~
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I believe I've read about the use of TCA for tattoo removal. I would totally avoid the face and neck area with 50%. I have scarring on my face in places.
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Yes, it absolutely does protect against water, as well as many other liquids that may inadvertently land on your leather. I soaked (and believe me, it did not take much of this product to do so) my KaBar sheath, and it was dry, softer, and seemingly less porous in about an hour-ish. The neatsfoot and lanolin smells disappeared after several more hours of air-drying. The final result was no darkening (my sheath was natural and not dyed, and thus did not adversely react to this Lexol dressing), and a highly water-resistant item. I've included the ingredients in this answer, which show neatsfoot oil and lanolin (which provide the water resistant effect), along with water and propylene glycol to aid in better and deeper penetration of the oils into the leather. I don't know what the listed "preservative" is, but my educated guess is that it helps keep the liquid product in a usable form until use and contact with the air (again, only my opinion...). Ingredients: Neatsfoot Oil, Peg 75 Lanolin, Propylene Glycol, Water, Preservative. I hope this information, and simple opinion, helps you in your decision to use or buy this product! And please don't freak out when you see the wee size of the bottle (I got the 8oz), because it doesn't take much of this stuff to do the job.