Frome resident Danielle Martin offers people the chance to get rid of their unwanted tattoos at her business Phoenix Laser Tattoo Removal.
Over the past three years Danielle has performed many removal procedures for a range of clients using state of the art approved lasers. She said, “I got into the tattoo removal business because I realised there was a gap in the market as the nearest places are in Bath and Bristol.
“I’ve had a couple of tattoos myself that I have regretted. By removing the tattoos it gives my customers a fresh start and I have had really positive feedback from them.
“Lasers are used to fade unwanted tattoos breaking down the colours by reacting with the ink pigments.
“Additional sessions may be needed depending on the size and the colour of the tattoo in question with bright colours and UV inks requiring more attention than the dark ones.”
“For specific information about your tattoo removal, a free private consultation is required. During the consultation, the tattoo will be evaluated and all questions will be answered.”
Phoenix Laser Tattoo Removal is based now at Section18 Tattoos, High Street, Shepton Mallet and are open Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 10am until 5pm with no appointments necessary.
Telephone 07925061257 or visit www.facebook .com/phoenix.laser.tattoo or email phoenixlasertat tooremoval@gmail.com
Right now there is a free consultation and 20% off the first treatment.
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