Re-Ink'd helping people re-think tattoos

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Updated: 10:23 AM Jul 12, 2010 Re-Ink'd helping people re-think tattoos New laser tattoo removal business opens in Grand Junction It’s been four years since Amber Shepherd got her wrist tattoo. It's not that she regrets getting a tattoo, she just regrets how it was done. Posted: 3:26 PM Jul 9, 2010 Reporter: Aaron Luna Email Address: aaron.luna@nbc11news.com

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by who cares Location: colorado on Mar 14, 2011 at 10:34 PM

ray is full of S&%t if he wasn't schtupping her he wouldn't say anything like this. We all know rays tats are faded cause his homeboys did them prison stay. odelay ese

by Ray Location: Grand Junction on Aug 18, 2010 at 02:48 PM

It's really cool. Had some work done. It really work's. Im happy.

by Denice Location: Salt Lake City, UT on Jul 13, 2010 at 09:26 AM

Great job Jackie! This will help a lot of people who made silly mistakes when they were young (or not so young). I love tatoos, but my early choices were regretful, and I am so glad you provide such a great service for people.