Intenze Tattoo Cleanze 360ml
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- Brand
- Intenze
- Volume
- 360 ml
- Composition
- Water
- Sterilization
- Antibacterial
- Resistance
- Fungi
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A professional antiseptic solution from Intenze, designed for cleaning and sanitizing the skin throughout a tattooing session: during area preparation, during work, and at the end. It is a concentrate that must be diluted with water before use, so the 360 ml bottle covers a large volume of work in the studio. It is aimed at tattoo artists and studios that want a single dedicated product for client skin hygiene, from stencil application to final wipe-down.
How to use
- Dilute the concentrate with water before use, according to the manufacturer's instructions — the solution is not applied undiluted.
- Before the session: apply the diluted solution to a disposable pad or paper towel and thoroughly clean the area to be tattooed, including before stencil application.
- Let the skin dry completely before transferring the stencil, so the design adheres properly.
- During the session: gently wipe off excess ink and blood with a paper towel moistened with the solution — without aggressively rubbing the freshly tattooed skin.
- At the end: sanitize the tattooed area with a gentle wipe, before applying protection (film or bandage, according to your protocol).
- Always use disposable pads and towels; discard them after each client.
- Close the container after use and prepare fresh diluted solution for each workday; do not store the dilution indefinitely.
Tips from us
- Being a concentrate, the product is economical: prepare only the amount of diluted solution you need for the day, in a clean, labeled container.
- On freshly tattooed skin, dab, do not rub — you clean just as well and reduce additional trauma to the area.
- The solution does not affect pigments and does not 'pull' ink from the skin, so you can safely use it for repeated wipes during work, on both color and black & grey work.
- Keep the diluted solution in a dispenser or bottle dedicated to the work station, so you don't contaminate the large bottle during the session.
- Include the product in the studio's written hygiene protocol: skin — Tattoo Cleanze; surfaces and tools — their dedicated disinfectants. Each has its role.
- According to the manufacturer, it can also be used for cleaning the area in piercing procedures, where a gentle skin antiseptic is needed.
Frequently asked questions
Does it need to be diluted before use or can it be applied directly from the bottle?▾
It is a concentrate, so it must be diluted with water before use — it is not applied undiluted to the skin. That is precisely why the 360 ml bottle lasts much longer than a ready-made product of the same volume: you prepare only as much working solution as you need, and the rest of the concentrate remains in the original container, tightly closed.
In which stages of tattooing is it used?▾
In all three: before the procedure, for cleaning and preparing the skin (including before stencil application), during the session, for wiping off excess ink and blood, and at the end, for sanitizing the tattooed area before protection. It basically covers the entire workflow on the client's skin with a single product.
Does it irritate freshly tattooed skin or affect colors?▾
The formula is designed to be gentle on sensitive and freshly tattooed skin — it does not contain alcohol in an aggressive concentration that would dry or irritate the area. Also, it does not affect pigments and does not extract ink from the skin, so it is safe for repeated wipes during work, on both color and black-and-white tattoos. What remains important is the application method: gentle dabbing, not rubbing.
Can I also disinfect the work table, grips, or other tools with it?▾
No. It is a skin antiseptic, not a surface or tool disinfectant. For the work station, films, clip cord, and equipment you still need dedicated surface disinfectants, and for reusable tools, their specific procedures. Tattoo Cleanze complements the studio's hygiene protocol, it does not replace it.
What does it actually contain and who produces it?▾
According to the manufacturer, the formula contains ethyl alcohol as an antimicrobial agent, plus sodium laureth sulfate, cocamidopropyl betaine, decyl glucoside, and water — a combination of antiseptic agent and cleansing surfactants. It is produced by Intenze, an American brand known for tattoo inks and professional consumables, in its own facilities in New Jersey, USA, in compliance with FDA regulations.
How long does a 360 ml bottle last in practice?▾
It depends on the studio's workload and the size of the treated areas, but being a concentrate that is diluted with water, the yield is much better than a ready-to-use solution. For an artist who works consistently, one bottle covers numerous sessions. To use it economically, prepare the working solution in small quantities daily, and dispense onto a pad rather than pouring directly onto the skin.
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