Sorry Mom Pro Process Butter 200ml
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- Brand
- Sorry Mom
- Volume
- 200 ml
- Quantity
- 200 ml
- Composition
- 100% natural
- Key Ingredients
- Coconut oil, shea butter, aloe, rosemary
- Format
- Dispenser tube
- Sterilization
- No cross-contamination
- Resistance
- Vegan, paraben-free
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Complete guide: Sorry Mom Pro Process Butter 200ml
It is a 'process butter' intended for use during the tattooing session itself, as a modern alternative to classic petroleum jelly. Its role is to create a slippery layer on the skin that helps the needle and machine glide evenly, while keeping the stencil and lines visible as you work. The formula based on oils and vegetable butters melts on contact with the skin and contains ingredients with soothing effect. The 200 ml format is designed for studio artists who work constantly.
How to use
- Apply the stencil and wait for the transfer solution to dry completely — applying the butter on a still-wet stencil can blur it.
- With a gloved hand, take a small amount (about the size of a pea) for the work area.
- Spread the product in a thin, even layer over the area you are about to tattoo; avoid overloading the skin so you don't lose control.
- Begin working — the butter melts on contact with the skin and creates the slippery layer that eases gliding.
- Periodically wipe the area with a disposable towel to remove excess ink and plasma.
- Reapply a small amount whenever you feel the glide decreasing, usually after each wipe.
- Always apply directly onto clean skin/glove; do not reintroduce into the product tools or spatulas that have touched anything else.
- At the end of the session, clean off the excess product from the skin before moving on to the aftercare step.
Tips from us
- Aim for a thin layer: too much product means excessive slip and risk of diluting the ink.
- Always wait for the stencil to dry completely before application, so the transfer lines remain clear.
- For realism and fine line, the most useful advantage is line visibility — even more so, use small amounts.
- Store at room temperature; being a butter texture, it can soften in heat and harden in cold.
- Check the ingredient list before the session if the client has known sensitivities or allergies.
- The 200 ml format is suitable for high workload; for occasional use, a smaller format may be more economical.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a 'process butter' and petroleum jelly?▾
Petroleum jelly is a thick, opaque product that provides glide but covers the area and makes it harder to see the lines and stencil while working. A process butter like this one melts on contact with the skin and offers slip while keeping the area more visible, which helps with line and detail control. Additionally, the formula contains vegetable oils and butters with a soothing role, instead of a purely occlusive base.
How long does a 200 ml tube last?▾
It depends a lot on the size of the tattoos and how generously you apply the product. As a guideline, the source indicates approximately 15-25 sessions per tube, but the actual number varies from artist to artist. The key to good yield is applying a thin layer — a too-thick layer consumes the product faster without additional benefits.
Can I also use it as an aftercare product?▾
It is not designed for that. It is optimized for use during the session — for glide and visibility — not for long-term care of the healed tattoo. For the healing phase, use a dedicated aftercare product (specific balm or lotion), which is formulated for that stage.
How do I use it hygienically without cross-contamination?▾
Always apply it with a gloved hand or directly onto the work area, and do not reintroduce bare fingers, spatulas, or instruments that have touched other surfaces into the product. This way you avoid transferring bacteria from one client to another. Periodically wipe the area with a disposable towel and discard it after each use.
Does it affect the stencil transfer?▾
No, as long as you apply the product after the transfer solution has dried completely and spread it in a thin layer. Applied on a still-wet stencil, any work butter can blur the lines. Wait for it to dry, then apply — the stencil remains visible throughout the session.
Is it suitable for any technique and type of ink?▾
As a glide product, it is universal and can be used for linework, shading, color, or realism. Realism and fine line artists especially appreciate the good line visibility. Regardless of technique, the rule remains the same: thin layer and reapplication as the glide decreases.
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