A spray soap designed for cleansing and caring for the skin during and after a tattoo session. It gently cools, soothes, and refreshes the skin, helping to reduce client discomfort throughout the procedure. Because it sprays on, it applies quickly and evenly without direct contact with the skin — a real advantage for maintaining a clean work area. It is useful both for tattoo artists at the workstation and for those who want to properly clean their fresh tattoo.
Is it applied directly to the skin or onto a tissue?▾
Both options are correct, according to the usage method: spray directly onto the work area or onto a clean tissue, then gently wipe the skin. Applying on a tissue gives you more control on small areas, while direct spraying is fast and even on larger surfaces — in both cases without direct contact between the bottle and the skin.
Does it need to be diluted before use?▾
No. Being a spray soap, it is used as is: spray and wipe. The manufacturer does not indicate any preparation or dilution step, so it is ready to use straight from the bottle — an advantage over concentrated solutions that require correct dosing.
Can I also use it at home on a fresh tattoo?▾
Yes, the product is designed for use both during the session and after the tattoo is completed, and is recommended for anyone who wants to care for their tattoo. It cleans and refreshes the area gently. However, first and foremost follow the aftercare instructions from your artist — they know exactly how they worked and what routine suits you.
How do I prevent contamination of the bottle between clients?▾
Treat the bottle like any object in the work area: cover it with disposable protective wrap before the session, handle it only with gloves, do not touch the nozzle to skin or dirty surfaces, and discard the barrier after each client. Store it closed, in a clean place, separate from the area where you work with needles and pigments.
Does it replace the work ointment or aftercare cream?▾
No, they have different roles. This is a cleansing product: it removes excess pigment and residues and refreshes the skin. The work ointment and subsequent aftercare creams have other functions (protection, hydration) and are used complementarily, not in place of the cleansing solution.
For whom does the spray format make sense compared to a classic solution?▾
The spray format is practical for artists who want fast, even, contact-free application during the session, as well as for those who prefer a ready-to-use product without dilution. The 120 ml bottle is easy to keep at the station. If you work with large volumes and are used to preparing your solution in your own containers, a concentrate may be more economical — the choice depends on your workflow.
