The Salt and Saline (Osmosis) method of tattoo removal is a simple and safe method predominantly used for the removal of permanent cosmetics (micro pigmentation) but it is equally effective on permanent conventional type tattoos depending upon the residing ink depth. The main ingredient of this tattoo fading technique is Sodium Chloride (Salt). When the sterile salt solution is implanted into the unwanted tattoo ink via specialised tattooing techniques, the osmotic process is induced which successfully attracts the fragmented ink particles, drawing them out of the skin.
This method is highly effective and commonly used within the initial stages of permanent cosmetics correctional work to lighten ill-placed, badly shaped, discoloured cosmetic enhancements.