If you’ve got an unwanted tattoo you’re trying to fade, remove, cover up, or otherwise get rid of, there’s always one question at the forefront of your mind: how much is this thing going to cost me?

It’s the answer to this question that leads so many people to over the counter creams and tattoo balms that fade away tattoo ink from a persons skin without costing an arm and a leg. What I mean is that these products are, by comparison, cheap!

For example, something such as laser tattoo removal; admittedly, a very effective and well researched technique for removing tattoo ink from a persons skin – something such as this laser removal technique generally costs a patient many thousands of dollars. (It also hurts a hell of a lot and requires commuting to a doctors office, sitting in a waiting room, ands o on. Not fun for anyone!)

At the other end of the spectrum, you have tattoo removal creams like Tat B Gone and Dermasal. These are the light weight options; you can buy them online, or heck, you can even buy Wrecking Balm at Walmart these days if you wanted to! But you can easily get your hands on them and apply it to your tattoo yourself in order to fade your tattoo.

And how much do they cost?

In this article, I want to address just one tattoo removal cream, a very popular one known as Dermasal.

So how much does Dermasal cost?

Here are the numbers, accurate at the time of writing.

• A 1 month supply of Dermasal costs $82.95.
• A 2 month supply of Dermasal costs $118.00.
• A 4 month supply of Dermasal costs $192.00
• And finally, a 6 month supply of Dermasal tattoo removal costs $292.00

As you can see, this makes Dermsal tattoo cream a very cheap method of removing tattoos.

If you have other questions on Dermasal beyond the price and how much it costs, I can read your mind. I bet you’d like to know either how it works or how well it works? To start with the latter question, check out the recent blog post titled: Does Dermasal Tattoo Removal Work?