Rechargeable Blue Light Remover Pen w/Customer & Operator Glasses

It definitely works but takes a bunch of sessions. My husband needed a hand tattoo removed as a requirement for a job he was going for and he used this once a week for about 3 months and it was gone!

My tattoo is about 1/3 lighter than it was but I still have a long way to go and it stopped working. And of course the return window is now closed.

I can not stress enough to PRACTICE using the settings at the lowest first 9 and 1 bar. I watched so many videos on this till I came across one that the technique worked with 50% results in tattoo fading. (I will be buying numbing cream) BUT having the device touching your skin does show the best results if you get burned (which I did) it was because it was to FAR AWAY! And if you leave it in one spot to long which is literally milliseconds it will also burn you. So start on the lowest settings recommended . I will post a picture of what happened when I did it the right way and the wrong way. You'll see the light line this was the correct technique on the 1st try with 50% fading on the tattoo. The other picture you will see blisters, this was from holding it far away and going to fast/slow to many times over the same spot. Also don't forget to shave first burnt hair smell is awful. 😟

I only gave this 4 stars because I’m not sure about the quality and this pic was taken a few hours after the first session I did. Obviously need more practice but this was also done with my non dominant hand. But hopeful I’ll see some results! It’s looking promising so far. Of course the fingers have very fine skin and are prone to fading anyways. Prior to this session tho I had experienced minimal fading, if any honestly. The only thing that was ever noticeable was the color change from black to dark blue. There’s definitely a lot of dark spots left, mostly thinking it was due to my unsteadiness. But there are also a lot of spots where you can see the fading absolutely. Some of the faded color is due to the skin being bubbled up a bit, and a bit raw, but there are many spots where it’s not white and bubbly and you can tell it worked! Pain wise it felt like getting tattooed with a white hot needle if anyone’s wondering.

Save the money and go to a professional. All it did was burnt holes in my skin creating sores I'm now trying to heal. Tattoos look messy now but no other change.