Tattoo Removal or Coverup
Post your before and pictures and/or stories on cover up and removal of tattoos.
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Hey everyone. How are you doing? I'm doing ok. I'm just enjoying my morning coffee while writing this. (It's around 4 AM CT at the time of posting this) I'm a 23 year old guy that got my first tattoo almost two years ago (I got it on Dec. 31st, 2022: https://i.ibb.co/xhPwSK4/IMG-2023-01-01-11-54-40-576.jpg). I now think that the tattoo is little cringe, and I plan on getting it covered. Do you have any cover up ideas? Besides that, I like to browse the internet, do surveys for a little spare cash, and play retro video games (old PC & PS1 games). I have plenty of time on my hands, so maybe I'll try to lurk around this site for awhile, y'know. Anyhoo, thanks for reading this and have a wonderful day. -
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That is rough. Don’t let whoever did that near you again. You don’t need fancy or special creams, just use plain cocoa butter. Not too much, just enough to keep it from drying out. Too little is better than too much.
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