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How to Camouflage a Tattoo

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Summary: Camouflaging a tattoo is helpful for important occasions, like weddings and job interviews. Use concealer to camouflage a tattoo with tips from a beauty editor in this free skin care video.

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By Jackie Silver
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Jackie Silver is the owner of Aging Backwards, and has been working in the beauty profession for more than 30 years.read more

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"There are certain occasions where you might want to cover up your tattoo. I'm Jackie Silver from Aging Backwards with how to camouflage a tattoo. Perhaps, you're about to walk down the aisle and the colors don't flatter your wedding dress. Or maybe you've got an important job interview and you're not sure how well received your body art will be. You can camouflage your tattoo with a few everyday ingredients in a few easy steps. Purchase a heavy cream concealer that offers opaque coverage. Choose at least two colors. One should be up to two shades lighter than your skin tone to neutralize the darkness of the tattoo. And the second color should match your skin tone as closely as possible. Clean and dry the tattooed skin. Begin with the lightest concealer color and cover the entire tattoo with a brush or a sponge. Cover all the ink but avoid the surrounding skin. Next, apply the color that matches your skin over the first layer, but go beyond the tattoo and blend with the surrounding skin. Set it with powder using a cosmetic powder or a cotton ball. Remember when camouflaging a tattoo, choose at least two colors of heavy concealer, one lighter and one matching your skin tone. Blend the light color over the tattoo follow with the skin tone color and set it with powder. I'm Jackie with how to camouflage a tattoo and I hope you get that job."

eHow Article: How to Camouflage a Tattoo

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