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For most people, their stretch marks usually get brighter in the sun. Therefore, camouflaging the color with your skin tone will make them less noticeable. Once camouflaged, they’ll no longer get brighter in the sun.

The normal skin (that has no stretch marks) will get darker as you tan, but there will be less of a contrast in color between your tanned skin and your camouflaged stretch marks.

Your camouflaged stretch marks will be less noticeable than they were before you got treatment. Once your tan goes away, your skin will once again blend in and be the same color.

Stretch marks and scars, unlike normal skin, rarely absorb ink as easily. Typically, most people require at least two sessions 8-12 weeks apart.

Our bodies shed about 40-50% of pigment with each session. Since the ink is flesh-toned, and we are working on damaged skin, multiple sessions might be required.

Regardless of the area, each booking includes two sessions.

Be patient and commit to the journey. The results are worth it.

The best candidates are anyone who seeks to improve the appearance of their skin, with an overall concern of missing pigment. Stretch marks must be at least 2 years, (light/flat have the best results). The most remarkable results are achieved on darker, denser, and firmer skin.

Scars must be at least one years old. Acne scars are not recommended for this treatment.

This tattoo is permanent. After it is fully healed, your stretch marks and scars will seemingly disappear.

Visit our Care page for pre and after care.

For the most part, yes. Armpits, inner thighs, and inner arms are exempt from getting tattooed for fear of infection and poor healing.

Acne scars are also exempt. I recommend seeing an esthetician for that.

Stretchmarks must be at least 2 years old and scars must be at least 1 year old. The best results are those with lighter stretch marks and scars.