Fusion drawing brush Butterscoth 30ml

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Specifications

Brand
Fusion
Volume
30 ml
Color
Butterscotch
Composition
water-based
Compatibility
all professional instruments
Sterilization
clean with water and soap
Content
non-toxic
Format
bottle

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Guide & full description

Complete guide: Fusion drawing brush Butterscoth 30ml

This is a professional water-based drawing ink from the Fusion range, in the warm shade 'Butterscotch' — a golden yellow-orange, caramel-like — supplied in a 30 ml bottle, the generous format of the range. It is designed for tattoo artists who sketch designs and frequently work with warm tones: golden light effects, animal fur, ornamental elements, or realistic and neo-traditional compositions. The 30 ml format offers a more advantageous cost per milliliter than the 15 ml, with the same formula, making it the logical choice if you use this shade often.

How to use

  1. Gently shake the bottle before each use to homogenize the pigment.
  2. Pour a small amount into a separate working container — do not dip the tool directly into the bottle to avoid contaminating the remaining ink.
  3. Apply the shade with your usual drawing tool, preferably on white or light-colored paper, where the golden tone is most visible.
  4. For light tones and diffuse highlights, dilute the ink with water; use it concentrated for intense caramel accents.
  5. Build gradients through progressive layering, from diluted tones to dense ones, allowing each layer to dry before the next.
  6. If sketching directly on skin, work only on clean, intact skin; the ink wipes off easily with water and soap when you want to correct or clean the area.
  7. Finally, seal the cap tightly — prevents evaporation and contamination — and discard any remaining ink in the working container, do not pour it back into the bottle.

Tips from us

  • Avoid brown kraft paper for this shade: being close to the background color, visibility is reduced; on white paper contrast is maximum.
  • For fur textures and animal portraits, combine it with Brown and Basic Black from the same range; for brighter highlights, with Golden Yellow.
  • Test the dilution on a piece of paper before working on the final design — the water/ink ratio visibly changes the intensity.
  • Store the bottle upright, with the cap tightly closed, in a cool, dry place (15–25 °C), away from direct sunlight, frost, or excessive heat.
  • If you use the shade only occasionally, the 15 ml format may be sufficient; 30 ml pays off with high work volume, since the formula is identical between formats.
Warning: This is a DRAWING ink, not a tattoo pigment: it is used for sketches on paper or for drawing on the skin's surface, it is not implanted into the skin with the tattoo machine. When drawing on skin, follow hygiene rules: clean, intact skin (never on irritated, damaged, or freshly tattooed skin), a separate working container for each client, and clean tools — the bottle itself must not come into contact with the skin or used tools. Although the formula is water-based, non-toxic, and compliant with European safety standards, discontinue use if any irritation occurs.

Frequently asked questions

Is this ink for actual tattooing, i.e., is it inserted into the skin?

No. It is a drawing ink: you use it for sketches on paper or for drawing the design on the skin's surface before the session, as a working guide. It is not a tattoo pigment and is not implanted into the skin with the machine. Its advantage is precisely that it wipes off easily with water and soap, so you can correct the drawing until you are satisfied with the composition.

What is the difference between the 15 ml and 30 ml formats?

Only the volume and cost per milliliter. The formula is identical — same viscosity, same pigment concentration, same flow properties. The 30 ml format is more financially advantageous in the long run and eliminates frequent restocking, so it is recommended for artists who regularly use the Butterscotch shade. If you use it rarely, 15 ml may be sufficient.

How do I get lighter tones or gradients with this shade?

Being a water-based ink, you simply dilute it with water: the more water you add, the lighter and more diffuse the tone becomes. For natural gradients, work in successive layers — start with light dilutions and build progressively towards intense caramel, allowing layers to dry between applications. Concentrated, the ink gives intense warm highlights.

How do I use it hygienically if drawing on the client's skin?

The basic rule: the bottle never touches the skin or used tools. Pour the necessary amount into a disposable or disinfected container, separate for each client, and work from it. Any remaining ink in the container is discarded, not poured back. Draw only on clean, intact skin, and at the end the skin can be cleaned with water and soap. This way the 30 ml bottle remains uncontaminated throughout its use.

How do I properly store the bottle so the ink doesn't spoil?

Upright, with the cap tightly closed, in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight — ideally between 15 and 25 °C. Do not expose it to frost or excessive heat. Gently shake before each use. The tight cap prevents evaporation and contamination, so close it immediately after pouring your working amount.

What other colors from the Fusion range does Butterscotch combine well with?

It is the centerpiece of a warm palette: Golden Yellow for brighter tones, Atomic Yellow for sparkling accents, Brown for depth, Brick Red for reddish warmth, Foundation Flesh for skin tones, and Basic Black for shadows. The combination with Brown and Basic Black is especially useful for fur textures and animal portraits, and with Golden Yellow for golden light effects.

Product description

Fusion Butterscotch 30 ml drawing ink is the generous format of the golden caramel ink from the professional Fusion range, designed for tattoo artists who frequently use this warm and sophisticated shade. With double the volume of the 15 ml format, this bottle offers superior value, ideal for high-volume artists. The professional water-based formula guarantees dense pigmentation and flawless flow identical to the smaller format. The Butterscotch shade is a warm and luminous golden-orange, indispensable for simulating golden tones, warm light effects, and elegant decorative elements. It is a key color for realistic style, neo-traditional, ornamental, and designs with natural themes requiring chromatic warmth. The ink allows precise layering for gradients from light tones to intense caramel. Compatible with all professional drawing instruments, Butterscotch 30 ml adapts to any working style. The airtight cap prevents evaporation and contamination. Non-toxic and compliant with European safety standards, it wipes easily from skin with soap and water. Fusion Butterscotch 30 ml is the smart investment for artists who appreciate golden warmth in every design. Frequently Asked Questions Why choose the 30 ml format for Butterscotch? The 30 ml format is recommended for artists who regularly use Butterscotch in their design process. It offers a significantly more advantageous cost per milliliter than the 15 ml format, saving money long-term. Double the volume eliminates the need for frequent restocking, ensuring uninterrupted workflow. It is the smart choice for professionals with consistent work volume. How is Butterscotch used for warm light effects? For warm light effects, apply Butterscotch in areas simulating natural or artificial light. Dilute with water for diffused light areas and use concentrated for intense light points. Progressive layering creates natural gradients from light to shadow. This technique is essential in portraiture and realistic compositions where lighting adds dimension and atmosphere. Can Butterscotch 30 ml ink be used for food-themed designs? Yes, Butterscotch is perfect for food-themed designs, faithfully reproducing shades of caramel, honey, pastries, and other sweets. Combined with Brown and Golden Yellow, it creates a complete palette of warm food tones. It is also popular for designs featuring coffee, chocolate, and desserts, providing authenticity and chromatic warmth to gastronomic compositions. What is the consistency of Butterscotch ink compared to the 15 ml? Butterscotch ink consistency is identical in both formats. Fusion maintains a strictly controlled production process ensuring the same viscosity, pigment concentration, and flow properties regardless of bottle volume. There is absolutely no quality difference between the 15 ml and 30 ml formats. The choice depends exclusively on usage volume and budget. Does Butterscotch work well on brown kraft paper? On brown kraft paper, Butterscotch will have reduced visibility due to similarity with the background color. For kraft paper, more contrasting colors like Basic Black, Blue Sky, or Flaming Pink are recommended. Butterscotch is optimized for white or light-colored paper, where its warm golden shade stands out best and delivers maximum visual impact. Is Butterscotch 30 ml ink suitable for animal designs? Yes, Butterscotch is excellent for animal designs, faithfully reproducing fur shades of lions, tigers, dogs, and horses. Combined with Brown and Basic Black, it allows creating realistic fur textures with warmth and dimension. It is also ideal for animal eyes, providing that characteristic golden sparkle. Artists specializing in animal portraits find Butterscotch an essential tool. How should I properly store the 30 ml Butterscotch bottle? Store the 30 ml Butterscotch bottle upright with the cap tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Ideal temperature is between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius. Shake gently before each use. Do not expose to freezing or excessive heat. Under these conditions, the ink maintains optimal quality throughout its indicated shelf life. Can I create a complete set of warm tones with Butterscotch and other Fusion colors? Yes, Butterscotch is the centerpiece of a complete warm palette. Combine with Golden Yellow for brighter tones, Atomic Yellow for brilliant accents, Brown for depth, Brick Red for red warmth, Foundation Flesh for skin tones, and Basic Black for shadows. This six-color palette covers the entire range of warm tones needed for any design style. Does Butterscotch ink hold on skin during the tattoo session? Butterscotch ink remains visible on skin for the duration of a standard 2-4 hour tattoo session when applied to clean, dry skin. Resistance depends on perspiration and glove contact. Markings can be refreshed if they fade during long sessions. Using a skin preparation solution improves adherence and marking visibility duration. What application techniques work best with Butterscotch? Butterscotch works excellently with multiple techniques. Fine brush application allows precise details and controlled lines. The wet-on-wet technique on moistened paper creates delicate watercolor effects. Stippling with a fine nib produces interesting textures. Wide brush wash covers large areas uniformly. Each technique produces a distinct effect, offering maximum versatility in the creative process.

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