Tattoo Removal Creams Guide

What Is Tattoo Off?
Tattoo Off is another do it yourself at home cream for fading or removing a tattoo. Tattoo Off recommends its use to lighten an unwanted tattoo before getting a cover up but also states it can remove a tattoo entirely.

How to Use It
Directions state to simply apply the cream to the skin and over time, the cream will remove the tattoo. According to their website, Tattoo Off contains the following ingredients. However, from this list, it is unclear what causes the ink to be removed from the skin.

A list of partial ingredients:
- Aloe Leaf Juice – aids in healing skin
- Anthemis Nobilis – has claming and soothing effects, also used to
- Treat skin disorders
- Calendula Flower Extract – anti-bacterial, effective in healing
- Cymbopogon Shoenanthus – known for its astringent properties
- Eucalyptus Globulos – used in skin care, has cooling, refreshing, and energizing effect
- Equisetum Arvente Leaf – rejuvenates skin
- Lemon Extract – soothes skin and maintains moisture balance
- Orange Peel – effective skin care ingredient
- Rosemary Leaf – used for skin ailments and stimulates healing
- Sage Leaf – high in anti-oxidants

How much does Tattoo Off cost?
Prices start at $65 for one treatment and go to nearly $500 for 12-24 treatments. Shipping and handling cost $5-7 but is free when you order up in the $200+ price range for multiple bottles.

How many treatments does it take to remove a tattoo?
The company suggests it will take more than $200+ in Tattoo Off to remove a tattoo. As with all tattoo removal creams, the amount of treatments is dependent on tattoo size, quality, and age, and it gets a bit vague on any specifics after this.

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.