Eternal Dark Purple 30ml

No. The product is intended exclusively for drawing, and this is explicitly stated by the manufacturer and the store. Using it for any purpose other than drawing is strictly at the consumer's own risk. For tattooing, always choose inks specially designed for this purpose, from the category of tattoo inks.

Mainly for preparing designs: sketches and color studies on paper, testing compositions before proposing them to the client, and exercises on synthetic skin. It is an economical method to work on shadows and contrasts with a color close to the desired one in the final work, without using tattoo ink.

The basic rule is work hygiene: pour only as much as you need into a separate container, never return used ink to the bottle, and do not introduce tools directly into it. Keep the lid tightly closed, store the bottle at room temperature, away from sunlight. If you notice changes in smell, consistency, or separation that does not disappear after shaking, it is safer to replace it.

It is applied with classic drawing tools — brush, nib, or liner — on paper and cardboard, and can be used for exercises on synthetic skin. Being liquid, it behaves like a regular drawing ink: thin layers dry faster and allow controlled overlays.

Dark Purple is a dark violet, useful where you need depth: shadows, backgrounds, and dark accents in color sketches. The Eternal drawing ink range includes several shades, so you can search by color and combine Dark Purple with lighter tones for gradients in your designs.

It depends on how often you draw and the technique used, but for sketches you work with small amounts poured into working containers, so a 30 ml bottle usually covers many sessions. The key is to pour only as much as you actually use — this way you avoid waste and keep the rest of the ink clean.