garlic and tattoos???

Question

i just read somewhere about an old remedie to remove tattoos by using garlic paste? im just interested in knowing if that would actually work and if anyone has ever heard of it, lol i dont know how that would work someone help explain.

Answer 1

Garlic Tattoo

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Answer 3

Home Based Tattoo Removal

Answer 4

Besides making your skin smell of really strong garlic, it won't do a thing to remove ANY tattoo's. The only method that works permanently and without scarring is by laser light removal done at a dermatologists office. The lasers do sting a little bit and the skin is left very pale, even pure white sometimes.

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Answer 6

Garlic would affect (if it would affect anything- garlic is not really acidic) only the top layer of your skin, while the tattoo ink is in your dermis, not your epidermis. The skin has three layers- the epidermis (the outside layer), the dermis (where hairs are anchored, among other things.), and the subcutaneous layer (the fat cells). The epidermis falls off regularly, and the subcuanous layer would absorb ink, so tattoo ink is injected into the dermis. the only way to remove a tattoo is to use a laser to force the ink to decompose while it is still inside your skin, or by surgically removing the chunk of skin (which I don't think is used because it would leave huge scars.)

Answer 7

Hi there!

That is false. The only way you can remove a tattoo is through laser tattoo removal by a professional. It is expensive, takes at least 10 sessions and is more painful than getting the tattoo. Hope this helps! :)

Answer 8

I've done makeup tattooing, and one thing I was taught (trained in 2 states) was NEVER tattoo over a mole or beauty mark, due to the risk of starting a growth that could turn into a cancer of some kind. I wouldn't mess with it anymore....

Answer 9

it wouldnt, a tattoo is basically dried pigment suspended between layers of your dermis. putting garlic on it isnt going to do anything, except maybe keep a few vampires at bay. to remove a tattoo the pigments have to be either removed or broken down. the only way i could possibly maybe see this as having worked, is if you put it on a badly done fresh tattoo that wasnt put in deep enough the ink would just be sucked out/flaked out as it was healing but that would have happened if it wasnt in deep enough regardless of garlic.

Answer 10

that cant be right, ive never heard of that.
there is no way garlic can remove a tattoo.
lol it was funny though.