Please look carefully at our Tattoo cover before and after photographs. They are unretouched, high resolution photographs and they most graphically illustrate the superiority of opacity of ColorTration makeup. Note in one of the photographs the tattoo of the flag is a new tattoo and is still raised in the areas where there is a lot of pigment under the skin. The ColorTration concealer hides
all the discoloration of these pigments under the skin while
allowing the texture of the
tattoo to show through! Amazing!

ColorTration Barrier Spray seals Colortration to prevent transfer then used on hands or body.

Now in a new improved airless pump bottle with a stronger more controllable pump. The innovative design gives you the same amount of makeup in a more compact convenient bottle.

Tattoo Makeup Cover Kit

ColorTration's Tattoo Cover Kit has advantages over competitor's products.

1. ColorTration is far more opaque and covers tattoos completely and more easily than any other foundations. Just a tiny amount of ColorTration will spread over a large area and even hide dark tattoos on light skin. The edges of the covered area can be feathered out so it will merge into uncovered skin without any visable edge.

2. ColorTration sets without powder. Once you have a good skin tone match this product will easily cover a tattoo completely and will seal with professional barrier spray. Once sealed the cover will resist rub off and water better than a powder set product. In addition, barrier spray will not lighten the color the way powder setting does and the barrier spray will not wear off as powder setting does.

3. ColorTration's formula is so opaque it needs no separate primer formula. In most cases, just a single
application of this make up will cover completely with no show through.

If you are going to need to continue hiding your tattoo on a regular basis, you should order bottles of the makeup colors you use and a full size camouflage brush, and full size bottles of barrier spray. You will find this much more cost efficient than re-ordering new tattoo cover kits.

Tattoos have virtually always been a part of human culture in many places in the world. Tattoos are laid down by the
injection of pigments directly underneath the epidermis in the living layers of skin. These pigments are deposited in little
pockets by injection with tiny needles. They are permanent discolorations of the skin, as old skin in sluffed off and the
dermis manufactures new skin cells, the process occurs in which the new cells migrate around the pigment pockets
leaving them in place.

Tattooing is increasingly a part of American culture marking a passage into sexual maturity, imparting a signature of individuality and since they are
both painful to get and absolutely permanent, it is indicative of bold and daring personality traits.

Unfortunately for some, the tattoo may not be appropriate in all settings. Some work places including some police departments, the military, some offices and even restaurants and of course some family members may not like the message the tattoo imparts.

Kit Includes:

• A complete pallett of nine blendable
..shades in small reclosable plastic vials
• Barrier spray to seal the makeup
• Mixing vial
• Four sponge tip applicators
• Four small brushes
• Two blotting pads
• Ten alcohol wipes for removal
• Step by step instructions on
.. how.to conceal your tattoo

Price: $42.00 USD

4. ColorTration's kit offers a full range of nine skin tone shades in small reclosable plastic vials so that you can achieve a far better skin tone match. Merely covering a tattoo is just half of the job. If the skintone match is poor you will clearly see the mismatched color against your unique skin tone. This problem can be avoided because of ColorTration's large range of colors that are included in the kit. Most other tattoo cover kits only include two skin tone shades.

5. If you are going to continue hiding your tattoo, the products you need are available in larger quantities and will afford you a more economical way to conceal your tattoo on a regular basis.

Order Online or Call
1-888-350-4505 to receive a ColorTration Tattoo Cover Starter Kit with nine skin tones of your choice for $42.00!

Tattoos can be removed medically by a lengthy process of repeated laser burnings that if done incorrectly can lead to scars, infections and hyperpigmentation and hypopigmentation problems.

ColorTration is truly the only cover makeup opapue enough to totally cover any tattoo of any color on any skin type. Tattoo cover does represent the greatest challenge for the cover makeup formulation and was the gold standard by which this product was formulated.

You will want to start out
with a customized nine color
Tattoo Cover Starter Kit.
This is important because it
allows you to experiment
with the product in the
privacy of your own home.
You can evaluate your skin
tone match and results in a
variety of different lighting
conditions.

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ColorTration®.Com by Primary Color Foundation, Ltd.
P.O. Box 24 - Ardsley, New York 10502-0024
Phone or Fax: (914) 674-1718

Removal problems are one reason to consider corrective makeup. Despite advances in laser technology, removing a tattoo is a painstaking process, usually involving several treatments and considerable expense. Complete removal without scarring may be impossible. .Although allergic reactions to tattoo pigments are rare, when they happen they may be particularly troublesome because the pigments can be hard to remove.

Occasionally, people may develop an allergic reaction to tattoos they have had for years. Granulomas: These are nodules that may form around material that the body perceives as foreign, such as particles of tattoo pigment. Keloid formation: If you are prone to developing keloids -- scars that grow beyond normal boundaries -- you are at risk of keloid formation from a tattoo. Keloids may form any time you injure or traumatize your skin. Tattooing or micropigmentation is a form of trauma. Keloids occur more frequently as a consequence of tattoo removal. Although tattoos may be satisfactory at first, they sometimes fade. Also, if the tattooist (tattoist)injects the pigments too deeply into the skin, the pigments may migrate beyond the original sites, resulting in a blurred appearance.

Another cause of dissatisfaction is that the human body changes over time, and styles change with the season. The permanent makeup that may have looked flattering when first injected may later clash with changing skin tones and facial or body contours. People who plan to have facial cosmetic surgery are advised that the appearance of their permanent makeup may become distorted. The tattoo that seemed stylish at first may become dated and embarrassing. And changing tattoos or permanent makeup is not as easy as changing your mind.

Methods for removing tattoos include laser treatments, abrasion, scarification, and surgery. Some people attempt to overlay an objectionable tattoo with a new one. Each approach has drawbacks: Laser treatments can lighten many tattoos, some more easily and effectively than others. Generally, several visits are necessary over a span or weeks or months, and the treatments can be expensive. Some individuals experience hypopigmentation -- a lightening of the natural skin coloring -- in the affected area. Laser treatments also can cause some tattoo pigments to change to a less desirable shade. Unfortunately, knowing what pigments are in your tattoo or permanent makeup has always been difficult and has become more so as the variety of tattoo inks has multiplied. Inks are often sold by brand name only, not by chemical composition. Because the pigments are sold to tattoo parlors and salons, not on a retail basis to consumers, manufacturers are not required by law to list the ingredients on the labels. Furthermore, because manufacturers may consider the identity and grade of their pigments "proprietary," neither the tattooist (tattoist) nor the customer may be able to obtain this information.

There also have been reports of individuals suffering allergic reactions after laser treatments to remove tattoos, apparently because the laser caused allergenic substances in the tattoo ink to be released into the body. Dermabrasion involves abrading layers of skin with a wire brush or diamond fraise (a type of sanding disc). This process itself may leave a scar. Salabrasion, in which a salt solution is used to remove the pigment, is sometimes used in conjunction with dermabrasion, but has become less common. Scarification involves removing the tattoo with an acid solution and creating a scar in its place. Surgical removal sometimes involves the use of tissue expanders (balloons inserted under the skin, so that when the tattoo is cut away, there is less scarring). Larger tattoos may require repeated surgery for complete removal.
(information resouces include...www.vh.org/ and www.geocities.com/healthmoon/tattoos.htm)