Inexpensive Tattoo Removal Cream?

A British man is developing an inexpensive tattoo removal cream, about five dollars a jar. If tattoos are suddenly easily and cheaply erased, will they lose their popularity? Or will they become more popular and bodies become changing billboards?

That guy is going to be very very rich if that stuff works. And yes, tattoos will really take off when people know that they won't be permanent.

It'll either cause cancer, impotence, baldness, or all three at once.

I told my nephew 10 years ago, "if ya want to become incredibly wealthy figure out a simple way of of getting rid of tatoos, like something that works with skin pigmentation. There are countless people with "tatoo regret" out there - a huge market."
Now he has a couple bad tatoos and works in construction.

People could get badass vacation tattoos, and then just fade them off when they get home from Sturgis or Burning Man.

This will negate the need for the threat that's been used in my family while we were growing up: "If you come home with a tattoo before you move out of this house, I'll take it off with a potato peeler."

From what I am understanding, the method by which the tattoo is removed is to stimulate the body's while blood cells to "gobble up" the cells which are holding the ink and carry them away, a means of speeding up and intensifying the process that causes most tattoos to blur and fade as you age. Pretty cool idea if he can get it past our FDA.