Removing a tattoo from your leg can be a difficult task. You have
hair there, you are probably wearing pants every now and then, and you
may be a heavy sweater. Things like this can play a part in being able
to successfully remove a tattoo from your leg. There are other things to
consider like what kind of method will you use.
There are lots of products on the market that are available but frankly, I don't even want to have a laser shot into my leg just to get rid of my tattoo. I don't want to have to schedule a 100 dollar doctor's appointment to be seen and taken care of. You are probably the same as all the other people out there and want something that is quick, easy to do, cheap, and that most importantly doesn't hurt.
There is a method called TCA tattoo removal. It is a skin peeling method that helps you shed your tattoo away from the outside in. it is really simple to use and is cheap. The way it works is you basically, take off your pants or have on shorts. Then you clean your thigh or ankle or wherever your tattoo is with rubbing alcohol and a cotton ball. Clean the area well.
Once the area is clean, you will just apply the TCA to your skin continuously for about 5 minutes or so. You will shortly begin to see that your skin has turned a pale white color. This is normal so when you see it, don't be alarmed. It means that the TCA is working and it has killed / dried out that top layer of skin where you applied the TCA. A small portion of the people that use this TCA tattoo removal report some very slight discomfort. If you feel any, just follow the instructions that come with it and you will be fine.
During those 5 minutes of application, try not to put so much TCA on the q-tip whereas it runs down your leg. If it does, it's not the end of the world. It will just dry out the skin that it comes in contact with. One of the best ways to keep it from running is try to squeeze out the excess from the q-tip your using.
At that point you are ready to put the neutralizer on the skin, which dissipates any discomfort. You can take a warm to cool shower from that point on with no problem. It is ok to get the area wet but ideally you want to keep it as dry as possible as this will promote peeling and shedding but it is expected to get wet since it is on the leg. From there on, just try not to rub up against the treated tattoo, as it might feel irritating. Your skin will peel away in about 2 to 3 weeks. You are going to want to repeat the process up to about 8 times during 7 to 8 months to fully remove the tattoo that you have on your leg.
There are lots of products on the market that are available but frankly, I don't even want to have a laser shot into my leg just to get rid of my tattoo. I don't want to have to schedule a 100 dollar doctor's appointment to be seen and taken care of. You are probably the same as all the other people out there and want something that is quick, easy to do, cheap, and that most importantly doesn't hurt.
There is a method called TCA tattoo removal. It is a skin peeling method that helps you shed your tattoo away from the outside in. it is really simple to use and is cheap. The way it works is you basically, take off your pants or have on shorts. Then you clean your thigh or ankle or wherever your tattoo is with rubbing alcohol and a cotton ball. Clean the area well.
Once the area is clean, you will just apply the TCA to your skin continuously for about 5 minutes or so. You will shortly begin to see that your skin has turned a pale white color. This is normal so when you see it, don't be alarmed. It means that the TCA is working and it has killed / dried out that top layer of skin where you applied the TCA. A small portion of the people that use this TCA tattoo removal report some very slight discomfort. If you feel any, just follow the instructions that come with it and you will be fine.
During those 5 minutes of application, try not to put so much TCA on the q-tip whereas it runs down your leg. If it does, it's not the end of the world. It will just dry out the skin that it comes in contact with. One of the best ways to keep it from running is try to squeeze out the excess from the q-tip your using.
At that point you are ready to put the neutralizer on the skin, which dissipates any discomfort. You can take a warm to cool shower from that point on with no problem. It is ok to get the area wet but ideally you want to keep it as dry as possible as this will promote peeling and shedding but it is expected to get wet since it is on the leg. From there on, just try not to rub up against the treated tattoo, as it might feel irritating. Your skin will peel away in about 2 to 3 weeks. You are going to want to repeat the process up to about 8 times during 7 to 8 months to fully remove the tattoo that you have on your leg.
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