Spirit Green Stencil 60ml is a stencil transfer solution (cream) from the Spirit brand, specially formulated to be used with Spirit Green transfer sheets — the combination of the two provides a precise template with clearer outline and better hold during tattooing. It is a vegan product that can be used on all skin types. The 60ml format is the medium size in the range (there are also 30ml and 120ml) and is aimed at both tattoo artists and piercers, especially those who frequently travel to conventions or guest spots and need a compact bottle.
What is the difference between Spirit Green Stencil 60ml and the 120ml version?▾
The formula is the same — only the amount in the bottle differs. 60ml is more compact, suitable for artists who travel often, for piercers (low consumption per procedure) or as a backup bottle. For high volume work in a fixed studio, 120ml offers more content.
How many applications do I get from a 60ml bottle?▾
According to the product description, a 60ml bottle provides approximately 40-80 applications, depending on the amount used per client — enough for a few weeks of normal activity or a few months for piercers, where small amounts are used.
Does it only work with Spirit Green transfer sheets, or also with other sheets?▾
It is compatible, according to the manufacturer, with other professional transfer sheets (for example Spirit Classic, Spirit Carbon, Spirit Hectograf, S8 Red, Ozer X, Unistar or transparent sheets). The best results — clearer outline and longer lasting — are obtained however by using it with Spirit Green sheets, for which it was specially formulated.
How to store it and how long can it be kept?▾
Keep it at room temperature, with the cap closed, away from direct light, and shake well before each use. The shelf life indicated by the manufacturer is 2 years.
Is it suitable for piercing as well, not just for tattoo?▾
Yes — being an alcohol-free formula, gentler on the skin, the 60ml format is often chosen by piercers, who use small amounts per procedure, so a bottle can last them several months.
Do I need to use gloves and other protective barriers when applying the stencil?▾
Yes. Although the solution itself is not dangerous, application is done directly on the client's skin, so standard studio hygiene rules are followed: gloves, clean equipment, avoiding contact of the bottle or dispenser with the skin, and avoiding reintroducing already used solution back into the bottle.
