Biotatum Mixing Solution ink mixing fluid

SKU: 010077

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38,90 zł

Capacity: 150 ml

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Biotatum Mixing Solution ink mixing fluid

38,90 zł

Product description

Make It Moist – tattoo ink dilution solution

A professional solution designed for diluting and moisturizing tattoo pigments.

The formula with panthenol helps achieve the ideal ink consistency without losing color intensity, while supporting comfortable work and soothing the ink's contact with the skin.

It contains no alcohol or irritating substances – it is completely safe for the skin and compatible with all types of pigments.

Product advantages:

Ideal for diluting tattoo inks
Contains panthenol – has a soothing and moisturizing effect
Alcohol-free, safe for the skin
Retains color intensity and stability
Suitable for all types of pigment

How to use:

Add a small amount of the solution to the ink and mix thoroughly until the desired consistency is achieved.

INGREDIENTS:

Aqua, Panthenol, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Citric Acid.

Specification

Manufacturer:

BioTaTum

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