How To Cover Black Tattoo?

How To Cover Black Tattoo
What to Do If You Want to Add Color Over Black Ink – This is where things get a bit more complicated. The brighter the colors the more of a challenge it can be. Navy blue is one thing, but hot pink? That’s a whole other story. That said, you’re not without recourse, you just need to approach the tattoo in a whole new way.

For starters, you will need to fade the black tattoo to prepare for a cover-up. This can be effectively accomplished through laser tattoo fading (vs outright removal). In this case state-of-the-art laser technology will be employed to break apart the black ink particles to the point that they become noticeably lighter.

The brighter the colors you want to add for your new tattoo the greater number of laser fading sessions will be required. Yes, this adds to the length of time (months in most cases) it will take before your skin will be prepared to receive the new and preferred tattoo, but it’s worth the investment.

What color neutralizes black tattoo?

For dark colored tattoos, you may consider using a color corrector such as Quick Fix™ Color-Correcting Powder Pigments on top of the tattoo before applying makeup. Use orange over areas of blue or faded tattoos and red for deep black ink. This will ensure the actual coverage is faster and more effective.