Can you get tattoo removal cream at Walmart?

Answer:

Why, yes - you sure can.

It’s called Wrecking Balm.

To be more exact, it’s called Wrecking Balm Microdermabrasion Tattoo Fade System.

And it’s the most well known cream for fading tattoos. It’s the best and most popular over the counter treatment for tattoo removal and tattoo fading.

Why?

It doesn’t hurt and doesn’t leave scars. It doesn’t require a doctors note or any assistance from a doctor. It’s easy to use and you don’t have let anyone know you’re doing it.

And now Walmart sells it everywhere, in all their stores, for anyone to buy who wants to remove a tattoo.

Pretty cool, eh?

Since Walmart is so big, you might have a hard time finding it if you don’t know where to look.

(And don’t count on any of the clerks knowing where to find tattoo removing balm!)

Where is it in the actual store?

You’ll find it in the First Aid aisle of Walmart, the same area that sells medicines, bandaids, and other medical supplies.

Now, alongside the aspirin, you can pick up an over the counter tattoo removal cream.

In fact, here’s a picture of exactly what to look for:

Wrecking Balm: Now Available At Walmart

And so how much does Wrecking Balm cost at Walmart?

You can buy the box on the left for $50 at most Walmarts. But the truth is that won’t be enough for most people to fade their tattoo. You’ll probably need to buy a bigger box of Wrecking Balm treatments. You can get Wrecking Balm directly from the company by clicking here and you’ll also get 55% off if you do it right now.

Now, if you’re hesitant to put something like this on your skin without knowing what’s inside, we’ve got the info you’re looking for here on our site. Click here to read the Wrecking Balm ingredients or click here to go ahead and buy it.

No, not Wrecking Ball, but you’re close; it’s called Wrecking Balm.

Okay, let me try one more time; technically it’s called Wrecking Balm Tattoo Fade System, but that’s just a mouthful, so we’ll stick to the first two words only, thank you.

So here we have the great big tattoo cream / tattoo balm company forming an alliance with the great big mammoth retailer Walmart. (And unless the deal is exclusive, hell, Target probably won’t be too far behind!)

The alliance makes sense right? I mean, you have to admit that it is kind of a cozy relationship right there: the biggest OTC (over the counter) tattoo removal cream forming an alliance with what amounts to the biggest retailer in the USA, if not the world.

So yes, folks, the rumors are true:

Wrecking Balm is now sold at Walmart!

But here’s the thing:

If you want to save 55% off Wrecking Balm right now, then click here.

Yes, we have a deal with them to offer their products at very competitive prices. Even better than Walmart – amazingly. If not, let us know in the comments below. I’d love to see if you can find a better deal on buying Wrecking Balm’s product!

So next time you’re getting your value priced goods and services at Wal-Mart, you can also get your cheap tattoo removed.

OK – not really. While I can easily see a sign for it one day in the corner of the store that reads “Walmart Tattoo Removal”, for now, you only buy your cheap creams there to fade your tattoos. Obviously it will not be done in the store, as Wrecking Balm is a product you buy and take home. This is why it’s often known as “at home tattoo removal”.

But either way, if this is something you’re interested in, heading to your local Walmart shop (there’s bound to be one within a couple miles, right?), OR if you want some more info right now, check out this Wrecking Balm review.

Or, better yet if you want your tattoo gone SOONER rather than LATER, and you want to save more 55% off the price you’d pay otherwise, click here.

Nuff said.

The product consists of a gel, cream, concealer, an “erosion head”, and a “DemoMatic.”

And how is it supposed to work?
According to Wrecking Balm, it works by using…

“….an FDA-approved mechanical hand-held medical device that gently, but effectively, removes the upper layers of the epidermis (outer skin layer). The second step uses a chemical serum that penetrates deep into the underlying lower layers, breaking up the cellular matrix in which the ink pigments are imbedded.”

And then:

“It takes 4 to 6 weeks for cells to naturally regenerate and complete one cycle. This skin cell renewal process is the key as the ink injected cells work their way to the surface for removal. WreckingBalm® safely works not only to break up the ink pigments, but to expedite the process of removal.”

The company claims its product is “devastatingly effective” and offers a free trial along with a money back guarantee, and free phone and email support for its users.

Where can I buy Wrecking Balm??

You can check out their website and buy Wrecking Balm by clicking here.

(You’ll save 55% buying through this link, too!)

Wrecking Balm snippets, according to the manufacturer:

Can remove a tattoo in as little as two months, especially if its an “amateur tattoo”
Usage can sometimes result in minor irritation or a burning sensation to the skin
Is effective on all skin types
Should not be used on any tattoos that are less than 6 months old
Can be used to fade a tattoo and then safely re-tattoo the same area of the skin to cover it up
they also sell a product called “Branding Butter” which allows you to temporarily conceal your tattoo for one-time needs, such as a wedding or job interview, etc.

How much does Wrecking Balm Tattoo Removal Cream cost?

Here’s a sample of prices that are current as of this writing:

2 month supply (24 applications) costs $150.
6 month supply (72 applications) costs $250.

Add on another $10 or $20 for shipping.

Tat B Gone is a set of lotions applied to the skin repeatedly which are supposed to fade or remove a tattoo from your skin. The product was developed in Norway and it appears the company currently operates out of Europe with worldwide distributors in different countries. Tat B gone has been selling its product online at least since 2003.

How does this product work?

According to Tat B Gone, the product works in 3 steps:

“Step one – Prepares thee tattoo for treatment

Step two – Prepares breakdown of the tattoo ink.

Step three – Infuses the fade away action”

User is then to repeat these steps until the desired results are acheived i.e. the tattoo fades away or otherwise is removed.

What’s in Tat B Gone cream?

Unknown. At this time, the ingredients appear to not be publicly available. It is known that the ingredients are considered to be safe by the FDA, and that this product is hypoallergenic; meaning “allergic reactions have not been a problem.” The company also states its products do not puncture the skin, contain no acid, and is non-abrasive.

How much does it cost?
A trial kit costs a bit under $100 (US dollars) whereas a 10 month supply is around $500.

The 6 month supply kit is their most popular items and it sells for $300.

Tat B Gone Snippets & Tidbits:

• Tat B Gone is shipped in plain, anonymous-looking packages
• Tat B Gone company ships its products worldwide
• Company does NOT offer a money back guarantee, nor does it give out refunds, accept returns, or deal with exchanges of its products
• However, they do claims 95% of users are “satisfied” with results
• Tat B Gone at Claims that the other companies out their with similar products have stolen their graphics, ideas, and website keywords. They also mock their guarantees. Not sure what’s up with that!

Note: The official website for Tattoo Off has a number of errors as far as links not working and pages not loading correctly.
Others have noted that some of the before and after photographs look suspiciously doctored. Buyer beware.

(1) A spray-on bottle of Soothing Agent which “prepares the skin for the topical solution.”
(2) A jar of Topical Solution which “erases the tattooed area by lightly dissolving the ink embedded in the skin.”
(3) A spray-on bottle of Protectant Gel which “sooths and protects the treated area.”

How much does Dermasal cost?

Here’s a sample of prices current as of this writing:

1 month supply costs about $80.
2 month supply costs about $120.
4 month supply costs about $200.
6 month supply costs about $300.

(Prices quoted in US dollars.)

Dermasal claims that:

• This method of tattoo removal is painless and does not harm the skin
• Tattoo will begin fading within 1 to 3 weeks of use
• It will remove a tattoo in as little as 3 months but also as long as 18 months (!)
• The ingredients in Dermsal are considered safe by the FDA
• Over 100,000 people have used product to remove a tattoo
• Dermasol product will not cause scarring on the skin where the tattoo was removed
• 3 double blind studies have shown the effectiveness of Dermasal in removing a tattoo

Additionally, the company offers free email and phone support, and a 100% money back guarantee on its product. Dermasal is shipped via USPS Priority Mail within the USA and Global Priority everywhere else. Buyers can pay for Dermasal via Paypal or Credit Card.

However, it is also effective as an aid to fade or altogether remove tattoos. In fact, researchers claim this has been proven in the lab under two medical tests.

It can be purchased over the internet without a prescription, and applied privately at home without going to any office or seeing a doctor.

How does TCA work to remove a tattoo?
TCA removes a tattoo by applying a method of controlled inflammation on the surface of the skin above the tattoo, using a q-tip to the apply the water-like gel. This inflammation causes a reaction in the skin in which the ink from the tattoo is broken up and surfaces to the top of the skin. Repeatedly applying this technique will cause the tattoo to fade or completely disappear over time.

TCA should at be applied once every 6 weeks. Two weeks its initial application, the treated skin should start peeling, and then from this point it will take aboout a week for the dead skin to peel off completely. At this point, it is recommended to wait another 3 weeks and then start all over again, repeating the process, which is known as a “skin peel”. After repeated skin peels, the tattoo should be either significantly faded or removed altogether.

Does it hurt?
Users reports a mild sting associated with this method. However, this is very mild compared to other tattoo removal methods such as laser treatment.

How much does TCA treatment cost?
Cost varies between different companies making TCA for tattoo removal.

Nuviderm is such company, whose treatments start around $40 per bottle.

Please note that TCA manufacturers claim that this product is not a tattoo removal cream, noting that the substance itself has more of a water like consistency, and works with a different methodology than creams.

However, anyone wanting to get rid of their tattoo and is considering using a tattoo removal cream would likely be very interested in TCA as well, no matter if you call it a gel, lotion, or a tattoo removal cream!