Unistar Poison Tattoo sapun lichid 500ml
UnistarSpecifications
- Brand
- Unistar
- Volume
- 500 ml
- Quantity
- 500 ml
- Format
- Skull bottle
- Scent
- Cherry
- Usage
- Tattoo cleaning/general hygiene
- Properties
- Antibacterial, pH-balanced
- Concentration
- Professional
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Complete guide: Unistar Poison Tattoo sapun lichid 500ml
Unistar Poison is a concentrated antibacterial liquid soap, designed for cleaning the skin during and after tattoo sessions, packaged in a skull-shaped bottle with a cherry scent. The formula is pH-balanced and works to remove ink, blood, and exudate from the worked area without interfering with the pigment's adhesion to the skin. It is suitable for both artists and studios for daily professional use, as well as a hygiene recommendation for clients, properly diluted.
How to use
- Apply a small amount of soap directly to the area to be cleaned — being concentrated, not much product is needed per application.
- Gently massage onto the skin to remove excess ink, blood, or exudate that appears during work.
- Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water, without aggressively rubbing the sensitized area.
- Pat (do not rub) the skin dry with a clean, disposable paper towel.
- Repeat the process as needed throughout the session, each time the area becomes soiled again.
- For general hygiene in the studio, the product can be diluted with water before use.
- If you recommend it to the client for home use on a fresh tattoo, instruct them to use it diluted, not concentrated as used in the studio — according to the manufacturer's description, at the proper dilution it can be applied 2-3 times a day in the first weeks.
Tips from us
- Being concentrated, a small amount is sufficient per application — a 500ml bottle covers, according to the manufacturer, approximately 4-8 weeks of daily professional use, depending on the studio's activity volume.
- Transfer a small portion to a dispenser at the work station to avoid handling the large bottle throughout the session.
- Keep the bottle at room temperature, away from direct sunlight, with the cap tightly closed after each use.
- If you recommend it as part of the client's home routine, clearly communicate the dilution and application frequency — do not leave the concentrated product on a fresh tattoo.
- Check the ingredient list if you or the client have known sensitivities to any component in the composition.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is Unistar Poison used for?▾
It is a concentrated antibacterial liquid soap, designed for cleaning the skin during and after a tattoo session — it removes ink, blood, and exudate from the worked area without affecting the pigment's adhesion to the skin. It can also be used as a general hygiene soap in the studio.
How does it compare to Unistar Nebula?▾
According to the manufacturer's description, Poison has a more concentrated cleaning power, suitable for intense sessions or areas requiring more vigorous cleaning, while Nebula is gentler and also available in a foam version. Both are part of the Unistar professional hygiene range and are pH-balanced.
How long does a 500ml bottle practically last?▾
Being a concentrated product, a 500ml bottle covers, according to the manufacturer, approximately 4-8 weeks of daily professional use — the actual duration depends on the number of sessions in the studio and the amount used per application.
How do I store it to keep it effective?▾
Keep the bottle at room temperature, away from direct sunlight, with the cap tightly closed after each use. If you transfer the product to a smaller dispenser for the work station, clean the dispenser periodically to avoid contaminating the product remaining in the large bottle.
Can I recommend it to clients for home use on a fresh tattoo?▾
Yes, it can be recommended as part of the daily at-home aftercare for a fresh tattoo, but properly diluted, not concentrated as used during the session. Clearly communicate the dilution and frequency to the client — approximately 2-3 applications per day in the first weeks, according to the manufacturer.
What does it contain and is it suitable for sensitive skin?▾
The ingredient list includes water, cocamidopropyl betaine, sodium lauryl sulfate, glycerin, sodium chloride, sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate, aloe vera leaf juice, fragrance, and citric acid. The formula is described by the manufacturer as pH-balanced, but if you or the client have known sensitivities to any of these ingredients, check the label before use.
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