Intenze

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.

A smooth brown yellow tattoo ink necessary for any type of tropical tattoo.

This is a warm, soft, smooth natural brown ink colour with a small touch of white. That is why this colour harmonises perfectly with Flower Child, Eggshell, Liliom and perhaps Swimming Pool. Use it together with these colours and you can create a well balanced composition.

Either fantasy or old school, this brown colour tattoo ink is indispensable in any case. Mix it with any other colours of the palette and the result is a very natural, delicate colour.

Bowery Brown tattoo ink matched by tattoo legend Bowery Stan Moskowitz to be the true colour that he used while tattooing down on the Bowery.

Available in 1oz.

A warm chocolate brown tattoo ink.

This tattoo ink colour will truly amaze you. It flies right in and heals with a beautiful reddish touch. Use this colour over and over on tattoos to create special effects in earth tones and cover ups.

Mocha fits right in there with the brown family of Intenze ink colours. Great for hair, skin, and fur. This orange-brown is a great addition to the family and pairs great with Sand, Ginger and Clay.

A neutral brown colour sometimes used for darkening other pigments. Its a great colour for laying down the foundation of your image. This colour can be intermixed with almost any colour in your palette. Using this colour is a good substitute in those dark areas that aren't quite black.

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.

A must have tattoo ink for the pro to create gold effects, or if mixed with white for smooth skin tones.

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.

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.