A drawing ink from the Eternal range, in the shade magenta — the color located exactly between red and violet on the color wheel, deeper and more sophisticated than a regular pink. It is intended exclusively for drawing: tattoo sketches and projects on paper, exercises on synthetic skin, color studies, and illustration. It is aimed at tattoo artists who prepare their designs in color, as well as illustrators looking for an authentic magenta with its own identity. The 30 ml bottle is sealed, with a traceable batch, and the formula is 100% vegan, manufactured in the USA and compliant with EU REACH.
Can I tattoo with this ink?▾
No. The declared purpose of the product is drawing — sketches, projects, exercises — not tattooing. The manufacturer and the shop assume no responsibility for its use for any purpose other than the stated one. If you need pigment for tattooing, choose from the categories of inks explicitly intended for tattoos and always check the product's intended use before ordering.
How does Magenta differ from Hot Pink?▾
They are two colors with different personalities. Hot Pink is a warm, aggressive, and bright pink with energy toward red — an impactful color. Magenta is cooler, deeper, and more chromatically complex, with energy toward violet — a color of elegance and mystery. In practice, they complement each other: Hot Pink for energetic pop accents, Magenta for sophisticated transitions and areas of depth. Together they cover the spectrum of intense pinks, from warm to cool.
Can it be mixed with other shades from the Eternal range?▾
Yes, and its versatility in mixing is one of its strengths. According to the range description: with Crimson Red you get a warm red-magenta, with Dark Purple a deep violet-magenta, with Snow White a delicate lavender-pink, and with a small amount of True Black an ultra-dark magenta. Always make the mixtures in a separate container, in small quantities, and test the shade on a sample before using it in your work.
How do I store the ink to make it last as long as possible?▾
Three simple rules: hygiene, airtightness, and proper storage. Never work directly from the bottle — pour into disposable ink cups and discard any leftover at the end, without reintroducing it into the bottle. Close the cap tightly immediately after pouring and store the bottle in a cool place, away from sunlight and heat sources. Before each use, shake well and visually check the consistency — if you notice obvious changes in appearance, do not use it.
Is it a vegan product? Where does it come from?▾
Yes, the formula is 100% vegan. The product is manufactured in the USA by Eternal Ink, complies with the European REACH regulation, and the 30 ml bottle comes sterilized and with a traceable batch — you can always check the batch on the label. It is part of the manufacturer's Standard Colors collection.
Can I practice with it on synthetic skin?▾
Yes, this is a natural use for a drawing ink: exercises on synthetic skin allow you to study saturation, overlays, and color mixtures without any risk, exactly in the spirit of the product's intended use. Just keep in mind that synthetic skin absorbs and renders color differently than paper, so it's worth testing on both surfaces to understand the shade's behavior.
