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Ink-b-Gone's second location is open for business

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Contributed by: Terry Miller on 9/17/2007

Ink-b-gone Tattoo Removal at 5th and Broadway has opened a second location in Westminster to serveBoulder and the northern suburbs. Their clients come from all walks of life and places. Over 1/2 of their business is working with tattoo studios, lightening and taking off the old tattoos to make way for the new ones. They also do pro bono work for out reach programs which includes taking off gang related symbols, so that these young men can get their lives back on track. "It is far more rewarding than we anticipated because so many of our clients are moved by the tattoo being removed". The second location is located at 12026 Melody Dr., 303-280-5795. You can acceess www.ink-b-gone.com for information about the entire process.
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Terry Miller

westminster , CO

Terry Miller has posted 61 stories and 1 comment since joining on 8/31/2007. Terry Miller's average story rating is 3.

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