Nitrile gloves Black L

Complete guide: Nitrile gloves Black L

The black nitrile gloves, size L, are the basic protective barrier between your hands and the client's skin, ink, and fluids in any tattoo or piercing session. Being made of 100% synthetic nitrile, latex-free and powder-free, they reduce the risk of allergic reactions for both the artist and the client. They come in a box of 100 pieces (50 pairs), are ambidextrous, and fit larger hands with a palm circumference of 210–230 mm. They are equally useful in cosmetics, micropigmentation, clinics, laboratories, or even at home.

How to use

1. Wash your hands with soap and water (or use hand sanitizer) and dry them completely before putting on the gloves — gloves do not replace hand hygiene.
2. Check the fit: size L corresponds to a palm circumference of 210–230 mm; if M is too tight on your palm or compresses your fingers, L is the right choice.
3. Remove the glove from the box by grasping the cuff and put it on without touching the exterior with your bare hand; the rolled cuff at the wrist ensures a secure fit and prevents fluid ingress.
4. Quickly inspect each glove before starting work — no tears, punctures, or thinned areas.
5. Work normally: the micro-rough texture on the fingers provides grip on the machine grip and tube even in humid conditions (petroleum jelly, green soap, exudate).
6. Change gloves immediately if they get punctured, if you touch surfaces outside the work area (phone, furniture, drawers), and mandatory for each client; in long sessions, change them periodically even without incident.
7. At the end, remove them by turning them inside out, using the 'glove in glove' technique, without touching the contaminated exterior with your skin.
8. Dispose of used gloves in the contaminated waste container, according to salon procedures, and wash your hands again.

Tips from us

• Keep multiple sizes in stock if the salon has multiple artists — a properly fitting glove reduces hand fatigue during long sessions.
• The black color masks ink stains and provides a professional and neat appearance in front of the client.
• Store the box in a dry and cool place, away from sunlight and heat sources — nitrile degrades over time with direct exposure.
• Calculate your monthly consumption and keep a buffer stock: gloves are the consumable you don't want to run out of in the middle of an appointment.
• Being powder-free, they leave no particles on the work area — a real advantage when working on freshly tattooed skin.
• If you feel the material is bunching up in the palm or fingers, the glove is too large — go down one size to maintain tactile sensitivity.

Frequently asked questions