Intenze drawing ink Aquamarine 15ml

No. The product is explicitly sold as drawing ink, and its specification clearly states it is not intended for tattooing. Use for any purpose other than drawing is strictly at the consumer's own risk, and the seller assumes no liability in this case. If you need ink for tattooing, choose a product from the dedicated tattoo ink category with the appropriate intended use.

It is a vibrant marine blue-green with a delicate green undertone — a color reminiscent of clear tropical water or aquamarine stone. In the Intenze range, it sits between Baby Blue (a lighter, cooler blue) and Light Green (a greener shade). So it is not a pure blue, but a blue with personality and chromatic depth.

For any artistic work on surfaces, not on human skin: sketches and illustrations, design development before a project, technique exercises and practice on synthetic materials, or art projects where you need an intense blue-green. The small 15 ml format also makes it suitable for those who just want to test the shade.

Basic rules: always work from separate containers (ink caps), not directly from the bottle, and never pour back unused surplus — this avoids contaminating the contents. After use, wipe the bottle neck, close the cap tightly, and store the product away from direct sunlight and heat. Shake well before each use to homogenize the pigment.

It is a compact format, for sampling or occasional use. For drawing and sketches, 15 ml goes a long way for many work sessions, especially if you portion in small amounts. If you find you use the shade frequently, the small format allows you to test it first without a big investment.

Yes, shades from the same range of drawing inks can be used together in works. Aquamarine works naturally as a mid-tone in a blue-green palette — for example, next to Baby Blue for lighter areas or Light Green for transitions towards green. Practical recommendation: test combinations on paper before the final work to see exactly how the shades behave next to each other.