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Nowadays we have newer and more advanced technology so treatment of tattoos with laser has become more effective with minimal side effects and very low risk of scarring. However, this can vary depending on the situation. The  tattoo removal  process involves the treatment with a high-intensity laser light beam. It works effectively in removing tattoos by specifically targeting tattoo pigment (without targeting normal skin) and breaking up the pigment colors into smaller fragments that are then cleared away by your own immune system. The result is a fading of the tattoo over a course of several treatments. That said, laser tattoo removal can leave textural changes in the skin as well as a residual change in the skin pigment. The common problem in people with dark  skin tones  is that the skin in the treated area may end up lighter or darker than the normal skin or having keloid scars (bumpy, colored scars often seen in darker skinned patients after surgery or tra...

Tattoos are considered as the best form of self-expression.Everyone is liking to have a tattoo on there body. But Sometimes you don’t make a good choice when it comes to getting yourself inked. There may be some reason behind these decisions that may be a botched relationship or maybe you have gotten drunk one night and gone into a parlor asking for tattoo and that may be childish or stupid and then you woke up regretting it. It’s alright if you make the wrong decision. There will come a point in everyone life when he/she regrets on having a mistake in once life. So you want to remove your tattoo without spending thousands of dollar on laser treatment then here we have reviewed some of  best laser tattoo removal  cream that will remove your tattoo without having pain. Before looking for best tattoo removal cream we will consider pros and cons of tattoo removal cream.here below you can see pros and cons of using best tattoo removal cream. Pros and cons of using Ta...

Getting inked is in fashion these days, and more and more people are getting tattoos on their bodies. Earlier, people used to get them on their arms or on their neck. However, these days, people get them just about anywhere on their body. Some people are so obsessed with tattoos that their whole body has different inked patterns and designs on it! However, have you ever wondered what lies beyond this fashionable trend? Getting inked is not always a good idea, and here are some reasons for you to consider not getting  tattoos  made on your body. 1. It’s permanent Are you sure that ten years later, you will still like whatever you are getting inked on your body right now? There is a chance you might outgrow the design. If you are getting your boyfriend’s or girlfriend’s name inked on your body, are you sure that person will still remain in your life years later, without making you regret your decision? Tattoos stick permanently on your body, and it is human nature to disli...

Tattoos  are pretty commonplace in these days. Where they were once the hallmark of outlaws and bikers, nowadays you see young women walking down the street sporting full sleeve tattoos and – a fairly new development – designs all over their legs. Times, and attitudes, have changed. Having tattoos obviously doesn’t affect one’s career or job prospects as much as it once did. But that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have any effect at all. We asked over 300 (327) employers how a candidate’s tattoos would affect their decision to hire or not hire that person. Fourteen percent said they would be less likely to hire someone with tattoos, 23% said it would not affect their decision, and the rest said it would depend on the number and location of the tattoos and/or the role being filled. The rest, that is, except for one lone individual who answered that they would actually be  more  likely to hire a person with tattoos. “Would a candidate having tattoos affect your decision to...