Things You'll Need:
- Mirrors
- Thin Paintbrushes
- Washcloths
- Cotton Swabs
- Exfoliating Cleanser
- Exfoliating Sponges
- Special Concealer Offering Opaque Coverage
- Cotton Swabs
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Step 1
Purchase a thick concealer cream that offers very heavy opaque coverage. Offering more coverage than your basic concealer and foundation, these specialized creams create the most natural and flawless camouflage.
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Step 2
Choose at least two colors. One shade should be up to two shades lighter than your skin tone and will neutralize the darkness of your work of art. The second color should match your skin tone.
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Step 3
Clean and dry the tattooed skin.
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Step 4
Begin with the lightest color. Use a thin paintbrush, concealer brush or a cotton swab to paint over the tattoo. Ensure that all of the ink has been covered with the product, but avoid the surrounding skin.
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Step 5
Apply the second shade in the same manner but extend cream just over the outside edges of the tattoo. Blend edges very gently into your skin.
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Step 6
Set with a loose or pressed powder. Place a small amount of powder on to a cosmetic puff or cotton ball and press directly into the area.










Comments
tattoogirl said
on 8/21/2009 here is a video tutorial on how to cover a tattoo with makeup and it looks like it works REALLY well!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6ZfPz98Jv0
erica28 said
on 1/28/2009 I use ColorTration to hide my tattoos. They have a complete tattoo cover kit. ColorTration is the most extreme coverage I've ever seen. Their website is www.colortration.com
britishgirluk said
on 1/21/2009 Try tattoo cover company, they sell heavy concealor makeup that comes in a variety of shades. I bought some from them with the powder and setting spray, it stayed on all day for my wedding abroad and I did a little re touch up for the evening and had a job to get it off after a few drinks lol!!
WWW.TATTOO-COVER.CO.UK
I used the pack with the green neutraliser as my tat is a large lotus leaf with pink tones. The green worked to neutralise the pink before I used the natural shades
Jpiper said
on 3/6/2008 Dermblend is not the best product to cover bright tattoos. I love Tattoo Camo (http://www.tattoocamo.com/) and cover the tattoo on my hand every day with it.
Jpiper said
on 3/6/2008 Dermablend is not the way to go; the product was not made to cover the bright colors of a tattoo. I love Tattoo Camo (http://www.tattoocamo.com/)