Tattoo art has been enjoying a revitalization of popularity for the last two decades and studies show that over 25 percent of the population now has at least one tattoo. The tattooing business is a large and growing trade. Pertinent tattoo products and businesses are also gaining in popularity.
One of the businesses I'm referring to is tattoo removal. Surveys show that around 17 percent of individuals with body art have some regrets. They are thinking about pursuing some type of tattoo removal. The most well known options for tattoo removal include laser removal and tattoo removal creams.
There are many brands of tattoo removal creams on the market and often have similar instructions. Creams are applied to the tattoo and with repeated treatments the tattoo fades away. One of the problems with creams is some are made with a skin bleaching ingredient that essentially lightens the skin along with fading the tattoo. Most of these creams require a long period of time before results are realized and they rarely remove the tattoo entirely.
Rejuvi is different and is more successful at tattoo removal than creams although not as successful as laser. Rejuvi was originally used for other skin care purposes but its capability to remove tattoos was soon realized.
Rejuvi works by bonding and joining with the tattoo ink and then Rejuvi will cause the skin to reject or push the combination of ink and Rejuvi through the upper skin layers eventually to the very surface of the skin. It shows itself as a large scab that will eventually fall off.
It is also applied in an unique way. Rejuvi is injected into the skin with a tattoo machine. Due to the method of application, Rejuvi has also become popular with tattoo artists who wish to fade a tattoo area prior to covering up the area with a different design. It is widely used by dermatologists, permanent make-up artists, and plastic surgeons all over the US and the world. It is a smart business move on the part of tattoo parlors to have their artist trained in Rejuvi application. The combination of using this tattoo fade method with a cover up will give their customers more options.
The success of your Rejuvi treatment relies heavily on the expertise and training of the person applying Rejuvi. Make sure if you are planning to use this method that the person you choose to do the application has gone through proper training and has practical experience in the field.
About the Author
Susan Ann Trudeau is an independent author for RejuviforTattooremoval.com. If you're looking for more help connected to the pros and cons of Rejuvi and how Rejuvi tattoo removal works, you'll find this site helpful.
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