Aegon stencil solution 200ml
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- Brand
- Ego
- Volume
- 200 ml
- Quantity
- 200ml
- Format
- 200ml
- Compatibility
- all types of transfer paper
- Use
- transfer of tattoo stencils
- Composition
- liquid formula
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Complete guide: Aegon stencil solution 200ml
The Aegon transfer solution in 200ml format is a professional consumable used to transfer the design from stencil paper onto the skin before tattooing. The liquid formula, with a balanced consistency, creates an adhesive surface on which the transfer paper leaves clear lines and well-defined details. It is designed for artists who need a stable stencil that withstands repeated wiping with green soap and contact with gloves throughout the session. Being compatible with both thermal transfer paper and manual transfer paper, it fits into any studio workflow.
How to use
- Prepare the work area: clean and degrease the skin with green soap, and if needed, shave the hair in the area for even contact with the transfer paper.
- Apply a thin, even layer of Aegon solution onto the clean skin — the formula also works with a thicker layer, but generally a thin layer is sufficient.
- Place the transfer paper with the design over the prepared area, with the printed side in contact with the skin.
- Press firmly and evenly over the entire design surface for a few seconds, without moving the paper.
- Lift the paper slowly, in one single motion, to avoid doubling or stretching the lines.
- Let the stencil dry completely before starting the tattoo — only then does it become resistant to wiping and contact with gloves.
- Close the lid tightly immediately after use, so the solution retains its properties.
Tips from us
- Less is more: a thin layer transfers cleanly and avoids excess product that can stain or stretch the design.
- On oily skin, clean more thoroughly with green soap before application to remove sebum that can affect adhesion.
- For large surfaces, the liquid format helps you cover the area evenly; for very small areas, some artists prefer a solid stick — it's a matter of preference.
- Do not touch the freshly transferred stencil until it is completely dry — patience here saves you from having to redo the transfer.
- Store the bottle at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and excessive humidity, with the lid tightly closed.
- Test the transfer on a small area when changing the type of transfer paper, to calibrate your solution amount and application pressure.
Frequently asked questions
What type of transfer paper is the Aegon solution compatible with?▾
With all common types: both thermal transfer paper (printed on thermal stencil printers) and manual transfer paper. Results are consistent regardless of the method you used to create the stencil, so you don't need to change your existing equipment.
How long does the stencil last on the skin during the work?▾
A stencil properly transferred with Aegon remains visible and clear throughout the session, including long sessions. It withstands repeated wiping with green soap and contact with gloves, provided you let the transfer dry completely before starting the tattoo.
How do I avoid contaminating the bottle between clients?▾
Do not apply directly from the bottle to the skin and do not touch the bottle opening to the client or to gloves you have already used. Dispense the required amount onto a clean wipe or into a disposable container at the beginning of the session, then close the lid tightly. Handle the bottle with clean gloves or protect it with a barrier, like any reusable container in the work station.
How long does a 200ml bottle last me?▾
Quite a long time, because the solution is applied in a thin layer, so consumption per transfer is low. In a studio with average activity, a 200ml bottle can last approximately 2–4 months, depending on the number of clients and the size of the stencils applied.
Liquid solution or transfer stick — which to choose?▾
Both have their purpose. The liquid solution, like Aegon, covers large surfaces more evenly, while a solid stick is more practical for small areas. If you frequently work on large pieces or want a good quantity-to-price ratio for the studio, the 200ml liquid format is the more economical choice; otherwise, it depends on the artist's personal preference.
Can I use the solution for micropigmentation (PMU) or for freehand?▾
For PMU, yes — it can be used for transferring stencils in micropigmentation procedures that include this step, including on sensitive areas. For freehand, the design is drawn with surgical markers or design pencils directly on the skin; Aegon does not replace the marker, but it can be used to fix the drawn lines, making them more durable during the work.
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