Fade Away Overview:

Do you have tattoos you no longer desire? There thousands of people who live with tattoo regret and look for a tattoo removal method. Fade-Away is a three piece kit that is intended to address unwanted tattoos. This product is made for at home use purposes so you can avoid doctor's appointments and professional treatments like laser tattoo removal. This three piece kit consists of a cleanser, scrub and fading cream.

Unfortunately, Fade Away is no longer offered by its manufacturer it has been discontinued. There is some information on third party websites in regards to Fade-Away and its benefits which we have outlined below.
Each step in the Fade-Away kit is intended to help address unwanted tattoos and offers its own benefits. the cleanser is the first step, which is intended to cleanse the skin and tattoo. This is to help remove any oils or dirt that may affect the absorption of the other steps.

Step 2 is the scrub. This step is intended to help remove dead skin and offers anti-inflammatory benefits.

The last step is the fading cream. This step is intended to fade your tattoo and it can be used on a daily basis. According to third party information, this step contains anti-inflammatory ingredients, along with skin lighteners, moisturizers, anti-virals and anti-oxidants.

We did not find any information stating that this product is intended for all tattoo colors or ages. It is important to elect tattoo fading gels or creams that can erase the look of tattoos new tattoos and those that are older than 6 months. To see how Fade Away compares to tattoo fading gels that are intended for all tattoo types and colors, refer to the grid below.

Negatives on Fade Away:

This product is a multi-step tattoo fading solution that has been discontinued by its manufacture. This may have been a time consuming product since each step came in its own bottle with its own set of instructions. There are other products on the market that do not contain 2-3 steps as a kit approach.

We could not locate a MSRP for this product. We recommend tattoo fading products that cost less than $50 as these are often more affordable options. Products that cost over $50 can get expensive, especially when it could take weeks to notice improvements.

Our last concern is that a detailed ingredients list was not published anywhere including third party websites. We do not recommend the use of products containing TCA, Hydroquinone, and Cashew Nut Oil. These ingredients have the potential to burn or scar the skin along with causing other harmful effects. Without a detailed ingredients list, we are unsure if any of the steps in this kit contain any of these ingredients.

Final Thoughts on Fade Away:

We were able to locate an ingredients list for Fade Away. It appears that this product does not contain TCA, an ingredient that has the potential to burn or scar the skin. Try to limit the use of products containing these ingredients to reduce the risk of side effects*.