Technique

Activate the dry pigments in each cell with 99% alcohol. This can be done by adding alcohol directly into the color cell or wetting a brush with it.
The color density achieved is a combination of the amount of alcohol used and the amount of time it is spent activating. More opaque colors will be created with less alcohol and longer time, while sheer colors will be done with more alcohol and shorter activation time.  

Apply colors to the skin with a brush or sponge. Colors should be built up in thin layers. 

Flicking droplets of multiple skin tone shades on with a hard bristled brush can build up natural looking coverage. You can also apply a similar skin tone shade before applying a foundation or concealer that’s an exact match.
The Rose Adjuster shade can be used as a first layer to neutralize the color of the tattoo.
For more in-depth information, read our Tattoo Cover Guide here!

Remove-It All is the most effective way to clean colors from the skin. Pour the liquid onto a cloth or paper towel then rub on the skin. You can also remove colors by reactivating them with alcohol and wiping away. 

Alcohol Colors should be used in a well ventilated space.