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Xtreme Ink Extra Light WhiteWash 120ML
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Xtreme Extra Light WhiteWash Ink, ideal for clear and precise tattoos.
- 120 ml bottle
- Sterilized and ready to use
- Pure and homogeneous pigments
Xtreme Extra Light WhiteWash ink is a very light diluted grey. These are very high quality tattoo inks, sterilised and easy to apply to obtain a fast and efficient work.
This range of tattoo inks has been created with the collaboration of several of the most renowned tattoo artists, to offer you inks with the best quality, as well as durability to keep the same luminosity.
They are made from pure, uncut and homogenised pigments that form a uniform liquid mixture.
120ml bottle
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- Encres grises
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L'encre est stérilisée et conçue pour un usage professionnel, ce qui garantit non seulement la sécurité sanitaire, mais aussi une application fluide et rapide. Sa formulation avec des pigments purs et homogènes permet d'obtenir des résultats précis et durables, essentiels pour des travaux de tatouage de qualité. Ce niveau de qualité est particulièrement important pour les artistes qui cherchent à maintenir une luminosité constante dans leurs créations.
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Xtreme tattoo inks are generally compatible with most tattoo machines, but it is recommended to check the specifications of your equipment to ensure optimal application.
The Xtreme Extra Light WhiteWash ink is a very light diluted grey, designed with pure and homogenised pigments for an even mix. It is sterilised and easy to apply, providing exceptional durability and brightness.
The bottle contains 120 ml of ink, which is a standard size for professional tattoo inks, allowing for prolonged use according to the tattoo artist's needs.
It is important to always use this ink in a sterile environment to avoid any contamination. Also, make sure to shake the bottle well before use to ensure an even mix of the pigments.
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