Fusion Ink - Gamma Green 2 Oz - Fusion Tattoo Ink

Expired Ink Notice: This tattoo ink is past its expiry date and must not be used for tattooing on skin.

This product is supplied for practice skin, training work, colour testing, display samples, and painting tattoo flash sheets only.

Fusion Tattoo Ink Gamma Green, 2oz

Fusion Tattoo Ink Gamma Green is a bright, rich green tone supplied in a 2oz bottle. It is suitable for non-skin colour studies, practice skin exercises, tattoo flash painting, display samples, and training work where a strong green value is required.

Gamma Green can be useful for testing green tones, comparing colour strength, building non-skin artwork, or working alongside yellow and other bright tones in practice pieces. Because this bottle is expired, it is not suitable for tattoo procedures, client work, cosmetic tattooing, permanent makeup, or any application where pigment is placed into human skin.

Product details:

• Brand: Fusion Tattoo Ink
• Colour: Gamma Green
• Size: 2oz
• Status: Expired tattoo ink
• Approved use: Non-skin applications only

Approved Non-Skin Uses

• Practice skin work
• Training exercises
• Colour testing and tone comparison
• Painting tattoo flash sheets
• Display samples
• Non-skin artwork

Important: This ink is expired. It must not be used for tattooing on skin, client procedures, cosmetic tattooing, permanent makeup, or any skin-related application.

FAQ

Can this expired Fusion Gamma Green ink be used for tattooing?

No. This ink is expired and must not be used for tattooing on skin.

What can this expired ink be used for?

It can be used for practice skin, training work, colour testing, tone comparison, display samples, non-skin artwork, and painting tattoo flash sheets.

What colour is Fusion Gamma Green?

Fusion Gamma Green is a bright, rich green tone that can be useful for non-skin colour studies, flash painting, display work, and practice skin exercises.

Can this colour be mixed with other colours for practice work?

Yes. It may be mixed with other colours for non-skin colour testing, practice skin work, artwork, or flash painting. It must still not be used on human skin.

Can this ink be used for client work?

No. Expired tattoo ink must not be used for client tattoo procedures.

Can expired ink become safe again if it is shaken or mixed?

No. Mixing or shaking expired ink does not change its expiry status. It remains unsuitable for tattooing on human skin.