Instead of surgeons and creams: a Brazilian tattoo artist gets rid of stretch marks in an unconventional way
Categories: Health and Medicine
By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/instead-of-surgeons-and-creams-a-brazilian-tattoo-artist-gets-rid-of-stretch-marks-in-an-unconventional-way.htmlEvery second woman suffers from stretch marks on the body. And most of them want to get rid of them. And here cosmetics manufacturers and surgeons who have built a huge industry on those who want to get rid of these shortcomings, well, or at least just hide them, interfere in the matter. A Brazilian tattoo artist has come up with a much simpler and more effective solution.
Brazilian tattoo artist Rodolfo Torres from Sao Paulo uses flesh-colored ink to hide stretch marks, scars and circles under the eyes.
Brazil's national health surveillance Agency has approved the master's ink. For each client, Rodolfo makes a unique blend for the color of the skin. As soon as the tattoo heals, the client's skin becomes smooth, and after 60 days you can sunbathe.
A post by Rodolpho Torres (@rodolphotatuador)
The most daring clients decide on a tattoo around the eyes to get rid of dark circles.
Torres ' revolutionary approach brought him popularity in social networks. The master's Instagram account has more than 3.9 million subscribers, and many South American stars use his services.
Torres started his career working as an artistic tattoo artist, but whenever he noticed stretch marks on a client, he reported that he could hide them. Stories about the unusual technique of Torres quickly spread, and customers from all over the world began to contact him. Rodolfo claims that anyone over the age of 18 can come to him and use his services, because the ink is hypoallergenic.
Keywords: Health and medicine | Beauty | Tattoos | Body | Stretch marks
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