A professional transfer gel that fixes the stencil design from the paper directly onto the skin, with clear and precise lines. The gel texture ensures optimal stencil adhesion, and the 80 ml pump bottle makes dosing convenient and hygienic. It is transparent, odorless, and non-toxic, so it easily integrates into any tattoo artist's routine — from beginner to experienced artist.
What kind of stencil paper does the gel work with?▾
With classic stencil transfer paper — either hand-drawn or printed on a thermal stencil printer. The gel is applied to the skin, not the paper: its role is to pick up and fix the ink from the stencil at the moment of contact, for a clear and durable design throughout the work.
How long should I wait after transfer before I can start tattooing?▾
Let the stencil dry completely — usually a few minutes, depending on how thinly you applied the gel and the studio temperature. A simple test: lightly touch an edge of the design with your glove; if the ink does not lift, you can start. Rushing is the main cause of stencils wiping off halfway through the work.
How do I keep the bottle hygienic between clients?▾
The pump bottle is designed exactly for this: you dispense without putting your fingers into the product. To keep it clean, only dispense gel with gloves, do not touch the nozzle to skin or contaminated surfaces, and wipe the outside of the bottle with a surface disinfectant between sessions. Ideally, dispense everything you need during setup, before you start working.
Gel or liquid transfer solution — which to choose?▾
The gel offers more control: it doesn't run, spreads easily in a thin, even layer, and gives you time to position the stencil correctly — a real advantage on curved or vertical areas. Liquid solutions are preferred by some artists used to them, but they can drip and are harder to dose. For clean transfers with minimal effort, including for beginners, the gel is the convenient choice.
I positioned the stencil wrong. Can I wipe it off and repeat the transfer?▾
Yes. Clean the area thoroughly with soap and water or a skin cleanser, dry well, then reapply the gel and transfer with a new stencil or the same one if it's still in good condition. Do not apply a new stencil over traces of the old one — double lines will confuse you during work.
How long does an 80 ml bottle last?▾
It depends on the size of the designs and how often you work, but the consumption per transfer is low because the gel is applied in a very thin layer. The pump helps here too: you dispense exactly what you need, without waste.
