DLD A Pair of Winged Hearts All Purpose Tattoo Ink, Super Black, Standard Pigment, Permanent Tribal Line Drawing, Vegan Tattoo Accessories, Pure Black (120ml)

I want to share my thoughts on this fantastic black tattoo ink. This ink, which is water-based, boasts excellent black pigmentation.What sets this ink apart is its user-friendly bottle design. The nozzle makes it incredibly easy to pour the right amount without any mess.Moreover, this ink has a lovely liquid consistency that makes it a breeze to clean up. It also creates superb, precise lines, making your tattooing experience smooth and enjoyable.In conclusion, I wholeheartedly recommend this product. It's a top-notch choice for tattoo artists and enthusiasts alike.

All round good product! Perfect for use on fake skin, consistency is thin and the pigment is good too. Wouldn't use on real skin as there isn't an ingredient list on the product but great for beginners

I like that it is vegan and affordable.I tested on fake skin and it is vivid and easy to work with.I tried to check for ingredients but could not find it. It would be nicer if it is declared as some people may be allergic to certain ingredients.Such as shame about the lack of list of ingredients as it is a very good and vivid black.

I have used this before now and it is that good for me practicing that i got some more so that i can be stocked up for when i come to doing bigger projects.I have found that it stays within the cartridge a lot longer than other stuff i was using and maybe someone a bit more experienced would be able to tell you why but i am not complaining because its helping me when doing some of the more difficult lines when practicing.

This ink has been so good on first, and I am almost persuaded to try it on real skin. The black is noticeably more black and solid colour than others I have tried. I have used this on 3 mm thick silicone skin and found it packs in well. Gives a nice solid black and is very good for lining as well. It’s quite expensive they’re well known tried and tested brands out there for similar price. Tattooists are very specific about which black inks they will use. Would still not try this on real skin at the moment. However, if it was all that was available I would use it