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Nov 29, 2012
Kaitlyn C.
how can you hide a tattoo with make-up?
Nov 29, 2012
Julez V.
Hard Candy has a great concealer
Nov 29, 2012
Kasey W.
Concealer is good but you will most likely need to use something really dark and orangey maybe with concealer and then cover it up with your normal color. Blend.
Nov 29, 2012
Kaitlyn C.
i haven't gottin the tattoo yet but it's going on my wrist, so would i still need to use dark colors? and is Had Candy a good brand? or is there somthing better?
Nov 29, 2012
Debbie W.
Kat Von D has a tattoo concealer at Sephora , I've tried it on mine , it's pretty good.
Nov 29, 2012
Debbye J.
that is a good question Kaitlyn. I want to keep my1 & only tat covered as well. im open to suggestions
Nov 29, 2012
Yesenia P.
Do a search on Pinterest! I saw something on there once stating to cover the black of your tattoo- I can't remember what- maybe lipstick?? As to hide the black and then put concealer over it. Hard Candy glamoflauge is awesome. I haven't tried Kat Von D concealer but you might want to check it out,??
Nov 29, 2012
Kaitlyn C.
after i get the tat how long would i have to wait until i can put make-up on it?
Nov 29, 2012
Alisa D.
Nov 29, 2012
Debbye J.
@Alisa D the Sally Hansen leg makeup is the best product that ever came out. Youre right it does provide good coverage. i never thought about applying it on my tat. i have to try that :)
Nov 29, 2012
Rebecca S.
They take a couple of weeks to heal
Nov 29, 2012
Victoria D.
If you're so concerned about how soon you can cover up a tattoo, why do you want to get one? Or why get it in a spot where you need to cover it so often?
Nov 29, 2012
Vanessa C.
I agree with Victoria. If you want to cover it up before you even get it, what's the point? People should get tattoos that express who they are or things they like, they're ideals or things personal and close to them. They shouldn't be things you'd want covered.
Nov 29, 2012
Kaitlyn C.
I agree with you both but my mom would kill me if she saw it, and I hear that the wrist isn't as painful as the foot and the ribs.
Nov 29, 2012
Mallory C.
This is a great tattoo covering tutorial!
http://www.beautylish.com/v/rrjxvx/how-to-cover-tattoos-bruises-birthmarks
Nov 30, 2012
Courtney B.
Kaitlyn, maybe hold off on a tattoo until you reach a point in your life where your mom's opinion won't matter as much. Of course you'll always care what she thinks, but if she's still paying the bills, you do have to respect her wishes a whole lot more. My parents hate tattoos and I got 5 while still living at home. After my last one my mom said that if I wanted to get more, I had to respect her and my dad's opinion and not be living in their house if I wanted to "deface my body" any further. So my advice to you isn't to look for a coverup, but instead either wait or not get the ink to begin with. You need to let your tattoos heal completely and slathering concealer all over a fresh piece is just going to lead to it not healing properly. And yeah the wrist isn't as painful as the foot or ribs (I have both feet tattooed and they hurt for weeks afterward) but if you can't stand pain perhaps a tattoo is not the best choice for you.
Nov 30, 2012
Jessica L.
Theres a brand that swears it's what they use on tv, search it that'd be my idea
Nov 30, 2012
Christina S.
David's Bridal has a tattoo cover up kit.
Nov 30, 2012
Giana V.
Dermablend concealer!
Nov 30, 2012
Natalie T.
I heard Dermablend works well, as Giana suggested, but I have never tried it myself. I have tried hard candy's glamoflauge concealer on a tiny line drawing on my arm, and it did no work very well. I was just playing around then, I wasn't really trying hard to actually cover it(just curious). My only tattoos are small enough to cover with bandaids (or rings for the tattoos on my fingers). I either wear long sleeves or cover them with bandaids since my parents don't agree with FUNDING my tattoos(mine were free). I can appreciate that because tattoos are so expensive, and I don't pay my bills-all my money comes from my parents. I suggest wearing jewelry to cover it up or long sleeves or just waiting until its an appropriate time to get a visible tattoo.
Nov 30, 2012
Drea L.
Hun, you seem so young. If you're underage, PLEASE wait. I'm more concerned over you going behind your parent's back & doing this rather than what concealer will help cover it up.
Tattoos can take weeks to heal up, so you wont even be able to cover it at all. Not even with a long sleeve because it can pull the ink out. It just sounds like an all around bad idea. I'm sorry to judge, but it's a little bit concerning.
Nov 30, 2012
Lori J.
Nov 30, 2012
Natalie T.
Yeah healing seems like its a hassel, my best friend has amazing tattoos, and got the most recent addition to her sleeve in June. She lightly bumped her arm on a table or some counter surface and the whole face of the pin-up girl she got was completely ruined! I think she is still waiting for a proper amount of time before it can be "fixed." If just pumping your tattoo too soon can ruin it, I don't know what the makeup reacting to the skin and ink will do as Lori had said
Dec 1, 2012
Kaitlyn C.
Dec 1, 2012
Jordan W.
Pff, no offense but how stupid to say why get a tattoo if you just have to cover it up? We live in a pretty professional world and tattoos aren't really completely a part of that yet. Don't EVER limit yourself to a tattoo because you have to cover it up. I have a full sleeve, a thigh piece, and numerous tattoos all over my body and I work at a preschool where I have to hide them. So the hell what? Hiding tattoos really isn't THAT big of a deal. Get what makes you happy!