Inktrox - Solver - Tattoo Process Butter - 200 ml

InkTrox Solver Tattoo Process Butter with Hops and Hemp Seed Oil

InkTrox Solver is the tattoo butter from the Kwadron line that contains hop extract and hemp seed oil. It’s designed for use throughout the entire tattooing process: as a lubricant during the tattooing session, to prepare the skin beforehand, and for aftercare. The butter is available in two sizes; select the one that’s right for you from the options.

At a Glance

• Brand / Model: InkTrox Solver Tattoo Process Butter
• Manufacturer: Kwadron (Poland)
• Key Active Ingredients: Hop extract (Humulus lupulus) and hemp seed oil (Cannabis sativa seed oil)
• Base: Shea butter with plant-based oils
• Usage: Before, during, and after tattooing
• Dermatologically tested
• Formulated for all skin types, including sensitive skin
• Sizes: Selectable options

What sets the Solver apart from other InkTrox butters

InkTrox offers several butters that differ not in their purpose but in their formulation . In the Solver , it’s hops and hemp seed oil that make the difference . Both are traditionally valued for their soothing properties on stressed skin. The base is shea butter, supplemented with almond, avocado, and grapeseed oils, which givethe butter its nourishing, emollient effect.

A note on classification: Hemp seed oil is a pure vegetable oil derived from the seeds and has nothing to do with CBD or THC products. It has long been usedin cosmetics because of its fatty acid profile.

Use During the Session

During the tattooing process, the butter replaces traditional petroleum jelly . It provides lubrication, reduces needle friction, and protects the treated area. Apply a thin layer to dry skin and spread gently— that’s all it takes.

Preparation and Aftercare

The manufacturer recommends applying the butter regularly about a week before your appointment so that your skin is well-moisturized going into the session. This is a point many customers underestimate: Dry, brittle skin is harder to tattoo than well-cared-for skin. After the tattooing is complete , the butter is intended for aftercare once the wound has fully healed. During the open -wound phase immediately following the session, follow your tattoo artist ’s recommendations or use a dedicated aftercare product.

Store in acool, dry place.

Tolerability

Kwadron states that Solver is dermatologically tested and describes the formula as non-irritating and suitablefor all skin types, including sensitive skin.

Two practical points to keep in mind: The butter is perfumed and contains fragrances that must be listed on the label (including limonene and linalool). It also contains soybean oil and sweet almond oil. If you have a known sensitivity to fragrances or an allergy to nuts or soy , youshould therefore test iton an inconspicuous area beforehand and readthe ingredient list on the container .

Which Size

The formula is identical for both sizes; it’s simply a matter of your needs. The smaller jar is the handy option for on the go, for guest sessions, or for trying it out. The larger one is the work container for day-to-day studio use.

FAQ

What makes Solver special?
The combination of hop extract and hemp seed oil. This sets it apart from the other InkTrox butters, which are basedon different formulas .

Does the butter contain CBD or THC?
No. It uses hemp seed oil, a pure vegetable oil derived from the seeds that has long been usedin cosmetics .

Do I use it during or after getting a tattoo?
Both. During the session , it serves as a lubricant instead of Vaseline. It’s intended for aftercare once the wound hasfully healed.

When should the client start using it before the appointment?
The manufacturer recommends starting about a week in advance so that the skin is well-moisturized.

Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
The manufacturer states that the formula is non-irritating and suitable for all skin types , including sensitive skin; the product is dermatologically tested. If you have allergies to fragrances, soy, or almonds , test itbeforehand .

How should I store it?
In acool, dry place.