Inks By Brand

This white tattoo ink is a super high opaque white. This is the best tattoo ink not only for those difficult large white areas but also those highlights you need.

With Intenze's staple black ink, True Black, there is little need for a different foundational black for lining or solid areas. Intenze combined the best of both worlds and created the most perfect standard black tattoo ink on the market.

This special tattoo ink is as creamy as the pie itself and works great for highlights. Use this tattoo ink to expand the possibilities of yellow in your pieces.

This white tattoo ink is the perfect mixing white to cut down any high concentrated pigments.

This colour heals as blue as a baby's eyes.

Just imagine the water on the beach. A beautiful and unique colour to accent those tropical water scenes or Japanese koi fish tattoos.

This yellow ink is very good for those highlights around purple or to mix incredible shades of greens. It is easy to work into the skin and heals super bright.

This orange ink has the colour of a mandarin. It always surprises how this beautiful orange supports the tattoo with a touch of softness. Create your own unique colours as this works in mixing with reds and browns.

As bright orange with a yellow tint. The best tattoo ink you can find to create a lasting bright orange impression.

Just Pink - formerly known as Carol's Pink. A girl's favourite. A perfect colour for those small flower tattoos. The colour heals with a slight magenta touch to it.

Always wanted to do a rose pink on a tattoo and didn't know how to mix it? This is the perfect tattoo ink to create what you didn't think was artistically possible.

The name says it all - if you have a need for something sweet, your tooth will ask for it. Warning: Do not eat Milk Chocolate tattoo ink! Every time it goes in skin, everyone asks for chocolate.

One of the smoothest grey ink colours you can find. A great ink for cover-ups.

This ink colour reflects the old-style green from the 1950s with its muddy appearance. It is used for countless traditional tattoos. Army Green heals with a slight, muddyish, yellowish, greenish look. It likes to be placed right next to warm brown and tan colours.

This ink colour is mostly used in tattoos to represent the fall season. Its beautiful richness and warm undertone are mostly used on trees and for highlighting wood effects. Auburn is also a base colour for many portraits that need a rich brown (but not blackish) undertone. This colour likes to be mixed with any orange, yellow or white.

This colour has a rich, unique blend of blues, which stands on its own. It represents the warmth of our planet. Earth is very unique, and loves to be placed with other Earth tones. It harmonises with most warm and cool colour tones, which is very unusual for any colour. Earth likes to be cut with Snow White Mixing to create lighter shades and has very good cover-up capabilities.

Remember the old Popsicle? Just imagine they managed to put it in a bottle. This orange ink recaptures the creamsicle and will be a special and unique colour.

This ink colour was made because many tattoo artists had problems creating a perfect green for the tight corners and deep woodsy, leafy areas. Mud Green heals with a blackish, greyish touch, and is essential in the Earth Tones colour line. It likes to be mixed with Army Green and Ochre. Mud Green has very good cover-up capabilities and heals slightly lighter than it looks when it is worked into the skin.

Perfectly balanced peach coloured tattoo ink that heals soft like the fruit itself.

This colour has a red undertone, which can be used over and over for those rusty looking accents on metal pieces or where a solid brown with reddish undertone is needed. Rusty Brown is very strong in cover-ups. It likes to be mixed with white - when mixed with white, this colour will turn into a unique blend of brownish magenta. Rusty Brown is used by many Japanese tattoo artists to create accents in female kimonos.

This ink has a very rich, warm appearance. Desert Sand Dark is used by many tattoo artists as a base for tattoos requiring golden colours. Mixed with yellow and white, this colour creates warm shades.