A medium brown ink with a neutral-warm temperature, from the Eternal Ink Standard Colors collection, delivered in a 30 ml bottle with a dispenser. According to the intended use stated in the description, this is an ink for drawing — suitable for artists working on their designs, practicing on artificial skin, or testing color mixtures before a project. The warm, natural brown shade makes it useful wherever you need organic tones: skin, hair, wood, earth.
Can I use this ink for tattoos?▾
No — the intended use specified in the product description is for drawing, not tattooing, and using it for any purpose other than that stated is strictly the consumer's responsibility, with the seller assuming no liability. It is designed for working on designs, practicing, and testing color mixtures. If you need products with a different intended use, ask the shop before ordering.
Does the shade remain stable over time or does it shift toward red or green?▾
According to the manufacturer, this brown has a neutral-warm temperature and is formulated to maintain its authentic brown character without shifting toward red (excess red pigment) or green (excess blue pigment), common issues with lower-quality browns. Color stability is important wherever brown needs to stay brown — in skin tones, hair, wood, or earth elements in a composition.
What colors does it mix with and what do I get?▾
It mixes with the entire Eternal palette. As per the description: with Bright Yellow you get golden and sienna tones, with Crimson Red you get terracotta tones, with Dark Red you get a reddish-brown, and with Snow White you get coffee-with-milk tones. It is considered the base of the warm tones palette: mixed in precise proportions with red, yellow, and white, it covers a very wide range of natural shades. The practical recommendation is to prepare several ink caps with tested mixes and note the proportions for reproducibility.
What is the difference between Brown and Dark Brown from Eternal — which one should I choose?▾
Brown is the medium, versatile brown — equivalent to a concentrated coffee with milk — and starts from a more neutral position on the lightness spectrum, making it more suitable as a mixing base for warm and natural tones. Dark Brown is significantly darker, close to dark chocolate, with more depth and less warmth — ideal for shadows and dark details. If you're getting a single bottle, Brown is the more flexible choice; in a complete palette, the two complement each other.
How do I store the ink correctly and how important is hygiene during use?▾
Store the bottle tightly sealed, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. When using, pour only what you need into disposable ink caps, do not touch the dispenser to anything, and never pour remaining ink back into the bottle — any contamination compromises the entire contents. The product comes sterilized, with a traceable batch and individually tested, so the only hygiene link that depends on you is how you handle it at each session.
Is it vegan and compliant with European REACH regulations?▾
Yes. According to the manufacturer, the formula is 100% vegan, with no animal-derived ingredients, made in the USA. Eternal has proactively reformulated its entire line for compliance with EU REACH, and this color respects Annex XVII, entry 75 restrictions. The relevant documentation — REACH certificates, SDS sheets, and batch-specific certificates of analysis — is available through authorized distributors, so you can request it if you need it for your records.
