Mixer Ink Green

Pigments in tattoo inks are solid particles suspended in liquid, and during transport and storage they settle at the bottom. Without mixing, the first milliliters poured out are watery, while the rest of the bottle remains too concentrated. A mixer makes homogenization faster and more thorough than manual shaking because it reaches directly into the sediment at the bottom of the container.

After each use, remove the tip and wash it of pigment residues, then disinfect it; the ABS body can be wiped with a surface disinfectant. Let everything dry completely before storing in a clean place, separate from the contaminated work area. If a tip becomes permanently stained or worn out, replace it—that's why you get 5 in the pack.

They are replacement parts for the part of the mixer that actually goes into the ink. You can use them to replace a worn or hard-to-clean tip, or to keep a strict separation between colors—for example, one tip for light inks and another for dark ones, to avoid contaminating the pigments.

It is a generic pigment mixing accessory, not tied to any specific ink brand. The body is approximately 13 cm long, so before ordering just check that the tip fits through the mouth of your containers; for bottles with very narrow necks, you can transfer the ink into a wider container for mixing.

The mixer body is reusable—it's made of ABS, a durable plastic designed for repeated use. Only the tips are replaced, when they wear out or can no longer be properly sanitized. The condition for reuse is cleaning and disinfecting after each session, like any accessory that touches the ink.

Shaking helps, but for inks with dense pigment, the sediment at the bottom is hard to break loose by shaking alone. A mixer makes blending faster and more thorough, resulting in a color with uniform consistency throughout the session. Being small, light, and simple to operate, it's just as suitable for a beginner as for an experienced artist.