Complete guide: Fusion drawing brush Pretty Purple 30 ml
A purple drawing ink, in a 30 ml bottle, designed for sketching the design directly on the skin before tattooing — not to be inserted into the skin with the machine. The 'Pretty Purple' shade stands out clearly from the black tattooed outlines, so you can always see what is a guide line and what is already worked. It is part of the Fusion range, known for its high pigment load, and the 30 ml format is especially aimed at artists and studios with a constant volume of work.
How to use
- Prepare the work area: clean and degrease the client's skin (for example with a degreasing solution), then let it dry completely — on oily or sweaty skin, the ink adheres less easily.
- Shake the bottle before use to ensure the pigment is evenly dispersed.
- Decant a small amount into a disposable container or load your drawing tool — never work directly from the bottle on a client.
- Trace the design on the skin with your preferred tool, from fine detail lines to broad outlines.
- Let the ink dry completely before starting the tattooing; once dry, it withstands accidental wiping during the session.
- During work, use the purple lines as reference: everything that remains purple has not been tattooed yet, everything that is black is a definitive outline.
- At the end of the session, remove the remaining ink with water and soap.
- Close the bottle tightly after each use and store it away from sunlight and extreme temperatures.
Tips from us
- The purple color is especially useful for works where you outline in black: the guide lines remain visibly different from the tattooed ones, even on pieces with many details.
- Never pour decanted ink back into the bottle — any leftover that has been near the client should be discarded, otherwise you contaminate the entire content.
- The 30 ml format has a better cost per milliliter than the 15 ml version (same formula, just different volume), so it's the logical choice if you freehand draw frequently.
- If the area gets wiped off during a long session, re-applying faded lines is normal practice — clean and degrease the area again beforehand.
- Keep a backup bottle if the studio has a busy schedule: running out of drawing ink in the middle of an appointment breaks your workflow.
Warning: This ink is intended EXCLUSIVELY for drawing on the skin, not for tattooing — never use it as tattoo ink and do not introduce it into the skin with the machine; use for any purpose other than indicated is strictly at the user's own risk. Always work with gloves, decant into disposable containers, and do not share the same container or drawing tool between clients. According to the manufacturer, the formula is water-based and non-toxic, but good studio hygiene practices remain mandatory.
Frequently asked questions
Can I tattoo with this ink, at least for fine lines?▾
No. This is a drawing ink, intended exclusively for tracing the design on the skin surface, not a tattoo ink to be introduced into the skin. The manufacturer and the store explicitly state that use for any purpose other than drawing is strictly at the consumer's own risk. For tattooing, use dedicated tattoo inks.
Why would I choose purple instead of a black drawing ink?▾
For contrast with the work. When you outline with black ink, a stencil or sketch that is also black can easily be confused with the already tattooed lines. Purple remains clearly differentiated throughout the session, which especially helps with portraits, color pieces, and fine detail work, where you need to know exactly what you have covered and what not.
How to remove the ink from the skin after the session?▾
Simply with water and soap — it cleans off effortlessly without residual traces. The ink stays only on the skin surface, it does not penetrate like tattoo ink, so it does not interfere with the healing of the fresh tattoo.
How do I hygienically use the same bottle for multiple clients?▾
The golden rule: the bottle never touches the client. Decant the necessary amount into a disposable container (like those for ink), work with gloves, and at the end discard the container and any ink left in it. Do not reintroduce anything into the bottle and do not share drawing tools between clients without proper sanitization.
What is the difference between the 30 ml and 15 ml versions?▾
Only the volume. The formula is identical — the same pigments, same consistency, same drying properties — so you can switch from one format to another without any difference in work. The 30 ml bottle reduces cost per milliliter and the frequency of restocking, being designed for studios with high activity.
Is the product vegan?▾
Yes, according to the manufacturer, Fusion inks use organic pigment and are vegan friendly. The formula is water-based. If you or your clients care about this aspect, it is one of the declared strengths of the range.
Product description
This ink is intended to be used for drawing, not to be used for tattoos. Its use for purposes other than those mentioned by the consumer is strictly the responsibility of the consumer. We do not assume any responsibility in the case of using this ink for a purpose other than the one mentioned. With over 40 years of combined experience, Adam Everett the industry's most vibrant, high quality inks — Fusion Tattoo Ink. This leading brand differentiates itself from the others on the market by their higher pigment load and visibly easier application. Fusion Tattoo Ink is an organic, vegan pigment. Specifications: Dimensions: 30ml High pigment load Bright, bold color with easy application Vegan friendly and organic
Fusion Pretty Purple 30 ml is the extended volume variant of the popular purple drawing ink from the Fusion range, dedicated to professional tattoo artists with a steady client flow. This vibrant purple shade offers a superior alternative to traditional black inks, enabling clear differentiation between stencil lines and tattoo outlines. Premium pigments ensure uniform dispersion and constant flow through any professional drawing instrument, from fine pens to broad-tip markers. Optimized consistency prevents tip clogging and allows precise line drawing, from fine details to broad outlines. The ink dries quickly on skin without transferring to other surfaces and resists accidental wiping throughout intensive sessions. The water-based, non-toxic, hypoallergenic formula meets the strictest European safety standards for skin contact. The 30 ml bottle offers excellent value for money for busy professional studios, eliminating the risk of running out at critical moments. After the tattoo is completed, the ink cleans effortlessly with soap and water, leaving no residual traces. Fusion Pretty Purple 30 ml is the optimal choice for artists who frequently work on complex color projects and need visual stencil differentiation. Recommended by professional artists across Europe, this drawing ink is part of the premium Fusion range that has set new quality standards in the tattoo industry. Each batch undergoes rigorous quality controls guaranteeing identical consistency and performance bottle after bottle. Available for online ordering on tatuat.ro with fast delivery throughout Romania, this product represents a smart investment in the quality of your professional work.
Frequently Asked Questions What is the advantage of the 30 ml format over the 15 ml? The 30 ml format offers a significantly better price-to-value ratio than the 15 ml variant, reducing the cost per milliliter. It is ideal for busy professional studios where drawing ink consumption is high. The larger bottle also reduces restock order frequency, ensuring workflow continuity without interruptions. Does Fusion Pretty Purple 30 ml have the same formula as the 15 ml variant? Yes, Fusion Pretty Purple 30 ml contains exactly the same formula as the 15 ml variant. The only difference is the bottle volume. The pigments, consistency, drying properties, and safety are identical. Artists can switch between formats without any difference in performance or quality. What types of projects is the purple ink best suited for? Fusion Pretty Purple ink is particularly suited for color tattoo projects where the artist works with black ink and needs the stencil clearly differentiated. It excels for realistic portraits, colorful new school pieces, and work with fine details where line visibility is critical throughout the session. How does the ink perform on oily or sweaty skin? On oily or sweaty skin, Fusion Pretty Purple may require additional area preparation before application. Thorough skin cleaning with alcohol or a degreasing solution before design tracing is recommended. Once fully dried, the ink resists moderate perspiration well. For extreme conditions, periodic reapplication of faded lines is standard practice. Does Fusion Pretty Purple ink interfere with the healing process? No, Fusion Pretty Purple does not interfere with the tattoo healing process. The drawing ink is applied to the skin surface and is completely removed during and after the tattoo session. It does not penetrate the skin like tattoo ink and does not affect tissue regeneration. The non-toxic formula minimizes irritation risk. Can I use Fusion Pretty Purple for other artistic activities? While Fusion Pretty Purple is specially formulated for the tattoo industry, the superior pigment quality makes it suitable for illustration, calligraphy, or paper design. However, the price reflects the special skin-contact formulation, so for exclusive paper use, more economical alternatives may be available. Is there a risk the purple ink will stain clothes or equipment? Like any pigmented ink, Fusion Pretty Purple can stain clothes and equipment if not handled carefully. Wearing gloves and protective equipment during use is recommended. Fresh stains clean relatively easily with soap and water. Dried stains on textiles may be harder to remove, which is why immediate cleaning of any spills is recommended. Is Fusion ink produced in Europe? Yes, Fusion inks are produced in Europe under strict quality and safety standards. The manufacturing process complies with European regulations regarding cosmetic products and those intended for skin contact. Each batch is tested for consistency, color intensity, and ingredient purity, guaranteeing uniform performance. How can I verify the authenticity of the Fusion Pretty Purple product? Authentic Fusion products feature labels with complete information about ingredients, batch number, and expiry date. Purchasing from authorized distributors like tatuat.ro guarantees product authenticity. Counterfeit products may have imprecise labels, different consistency, or unusual smell. Does Fusion Pretty Purple ink require shaking before use? Yes, gentle shaking of the bottle before each use is recommended to ensure uniform pigment dispersion. After extended storage periods, pigments may naturally settle at the bottom. A 10-15 second shake is sufficient to restore optimal consistency. Avoid excessive shaking that can introduce air bubbles into the formula.
