The 1/10 concentration means one part of concentrated soap is diluted with 10 parts of water to obtain the working solution. Practically, from 100ml of concentrate you get 1.1 liters of ready-to-use green soap. From the entire 1L bottle you get approximately 11 liters of solution, making the product extremely economical.

Green soap has been the gold standard in tattoo hygiene for over 100 years. It is essential for cleaning the work area of excess ink, blood, and lymphatic exudate, giving the artist a clear view of the work. It also cleans and prepares the skin before tattooing and helps with final cleaning. It is a consumable without which the tattooing process cannot be performed hygienically.

Yes, this is exactly the main use of green soap. It is used in three phases: cleaning and preparing the area before tattooing, repeated cleaning during the session to remove excess ink and blood, and final cleaning after completing the tattoo. It is the most versatile and used product in any tattoo studio.

Unistar Green Soap is formulated according to the quality standards of a brand exclusively dedicated to the tattoo industry. Consistency, purity, and efficacy are optimized for specific use in tattooing. The difference from other brands may be in formula, concentration, ingredients, and overall quality. Unistar offers the guarantee of consistent quality from batch to batch.

Using demineralized or distilled water for dilution is recommended, especially if the solution will be used directly on skin. Tap water contains chlorine and minerals that can interfere with solution quality. Unistar also offers 1L demineralized water which is the ideal partner for diluting concentrated Green Soap.

Preparing the diluted solution daily or every few days is recommended, depending on workload. The diluted solution should be stored in clean containers and used within a few days. Do not prepare overly large quantities that would sit unused for a long time. The undiluted concentrate has a much longer shelf life.

Green soap has cleaning properties, not medical-grade disinfection. It effectively removes physical impurities from skin but does not replace dedicated disinfectant solutions. In the complete hygiene protocol, green soap is used for cleaning, while disinfectants are used separately to ensure work area sterility.

Yes, many artists transfer the diluted Green Soap solution into spray bottles for easier and more hygienic application. The spray format allows uniform distribution of the solution on the work area without direct hand contact. Ensure the spray bottle is clean and sterilized before filling. Change the solution in the bottle regularly.

Extremely economical. From 1L of 1/10 concentrate you obtain approximately 11 liters of solution. The cost per liter of working solution is many times lower than purchasing pre-diluted green soap. It is one of the most efficient consumable investments for the studio, offering significant long-term savings.

Yes, the undiluted concentrate has a shelf life indicated on the packaging. Stored correctly, at room temperature and away from light, the concentrate keeps for an extended period. After dilution, the solution should be used within a shorter timeframe. Always check the expiration date and visually inspect the product before use.