Fusion drawing brush Brick Red 15 ml
FusionSpecifications
- Brand
- Fusion
- Volume
- 15 ml
- Dimensions
- 15 ml
- Color
- Brick Red
- Composition
- organic, vegan
- Format
- bottle
- Pigment load
- high
- Application
- easy
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Guide & full description
Complete guide: Fusion drawing brush Brick Red 15 ml
A professional drawing ink in a warm brick red shade, designed for the preparation phase of tattooing: sketches, positioning marks, and color presentations for the client. The water-based formula, with high pigment load, flows evenly through metal nibs or brushes and wipes off the skin easily, making it suitable for both experienced artists and those just building their working palette. Important to remember from the start: it is a drawing ink, not a tattoo pigment — never insert it into the skin.
How to use
- Shake the bottle well before each use to homogenize the pigment and ensure an even shade.
- Pour a small amount into a separate container (e.g., a disposable ink cup) — do not dip the nib or brush directly into the bottle to avoid contaminating the remaining ink.
- Apply it with fine metal nibs for lines and annotations, or with brushes of various sizes for surfaces and color fills in the sketch.
- On skin, use it for positioning marks and freehand sketches — the brick red shade stands out clearly from the black contour lines, so you won't confuse them during work.
- Let it dry completely before touching the area — on skin it takes about 30–60 seconds, on paper drying is almost instantaneous.
- For corrections, wipe the area and redraw: the ink wipes off the skin easily, so you can adjust the position or proportions without starting over.
- At the end, close the bottle tightly and store it away from sunlight and heat, so the pigment maintains its consistency from one session to the next.
Tips from us
- Use Brick Red as a 'second layer of information' in your sketch: black for the outline, brick red for areas that will receive color or for positioning notes.
- You can mix Brick Red with other colors from the Fusion drawing range — with yellow you get warm oranges, with black you get dark brown and burgundy tones — so you don't have to buy every intermediate shade separately.
- On dark skin, the contrast of the brick red shade is lower; test on a small area first, and if visibility is insufficient, choose a lighter, brighter shade for markings.
- The 15 ml format is ideal for testing the shade or diversifying your palette with minimal investment; if you end up using it regularly, a 30 ml version is also available.
- Applied to the final sketch, the brick red ink helps you show the client how the warm color areas of the finished tattoo will look, before you start the machine.
Frequently asked questions
Can I tattoo with this ink, even for fine lines?▾
No, absolutely not. Fusion Brick Red from this range is a drawing ink, intended exclusively for sketches and markings on the skin surface or on paper. It is not formulated, tested, or intended for insertion into the skin. For tattooing, use only dedicated tattoo pigments; using drawing ink for any purpose other than its intended use is strictly at the user's own risk.
What exact shade is Brick Red and what can I mix it with?▾
It is a warm, earthy brick red, close to terracotta, with orange and brown undertones — not a bright or neon red. It blends well with other Fusion drawing colors: with yellow you get warm oranges, with black you get dark brown and burgundy tones, with brown you get reddish brown shades. This way you can build an entire palette of warm tones starting from just a few bottles.
How fast does it dry on skin and how do I wipe it off if I make a mistake?▾
On clean, dry skin it dries in about 30–60 seconds, depending on the amount applied and studio conditions; on paper drying is almost instantaneous. Being water-based, it wipes off the skin easily, so position or proportion corrections are quick — wipe the area, wait for the skin to dry, and redraw.
How do I use it hygienically in the studio when working on clients?▾
The basic rule is the same as for any consumable: nothing goes back into the bottle. Pour the required amount into a disposable container before the session, wear gloves, apply only to intact, clean skin, and discard any leftover in the container at the end. Reusable tools (nibs, brushes) must be cleaned and disinfected after each client, and the bottle must be kept tightly sealed, protected from contamination.
Does it show well on darker skin?▾
On light and medium-dark skin, Brick Red offers good visibility for markings and sketches. On very dark skin, contrast decreases because it is a deep shade, not a bright one — there, a lighter color from the range is a safer choice. The most practical approach is to test on a small area before drawing the entire project.
Why would I choose the 15 ml format instead of a larger one?▾
The 15 ml bottle is the right format if you want to test the shade, use it occasionally, or build a palette with many colors without investing much in each. If you find that Brick Red becomes a staple color in your sketches, the same shade is also available in a 30 ml format, more economical for frequent use. Consistency from batch to batch means you get the same shade with every purchase.
Product description
ACEST PRODUS ESTE EXCEPTAT DE LA RETUR, POTRIVIT OUG 34/2014 PRIVIND DREPTURILE CONSUMATORILOR.
Potrivit ART. 16 - Sunt exceptate de la dreptul de retragere in ceea ce priveste contractele la distanta urmatoarele:
- furnizarea de produse sigilate care nu pot fi returnate din motive de protectie a sanatatii sau din motive de igiena
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