Wrecking Balm Tattoo Removal Cream
Doc Wilson’s Wrecking Balm No. 3 prides itself in tattoo removal. No appointments, no prescriptions, no lasers, no harsh burning, no dry needling and no surgery are just some of the few things Doc Wilson says no too. It’s at home method that basically breaks up the ink pigment gently. It costs much less than in office methods, and right now the website is offering a free trial. You buy in bulk, 24 applications will cost you about $150, and 72 applications will cost you about $250.00. They even offer a money back guarantee, so why not try it?
There's 3 steps to this process, and takes only 3 minutes of your time every other day. See, it combines three technologies and two simple methods of skin exfoliation and removal to get the job done. The only thing is basic knowledge of skin cell turnover rates and renewal is important to understand. If you don’t know, look no further. See, every 4 to 6 weeks your cells naturally regenerate and complete one cycle. So keep that in mind.
The FDA approved this device that’s hand held and is programmed to mechanically remove the outer skin layers, in other words epidermis. That’s the first step. The next step uses a chemical serum that sinks into the deeper layers of skin breaking up the cells that are imbedded with ink pigments. The third step is the renewal process. The third step also requires your knowledge to play a major role. Depending on the size, depth and density of the tattoo, determines the number of applications you must do. Most patients are done with the treatment after two months. Also depending on where the tattoo is located, you might experience minor burning or irritation. They recommend you shave the location before you begin using this product. It’s not recommended on new tattoos, which is known as less than six months old. And this product is powerful stuff, so you should only use it on 1% of your body at a time. That’s usually the size of your palm. Many people have written Doc Wilson telling him how the product works for them. Most people say it works. I think it depends on the individual. But you’ll never know until you try it, right? So check it out.
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