Complete guide: Intenze drawing ink Light Purple 15 ml
A drawing ink by Intenze, in the shade Light Purple — a bright, light violet with slightly blue undertones, delivered in a 15 ml bottle. It is designed for artists who sketch designs, do color studies, or practice technique on training surfaces, as well as for drawing projects where you need a pastel violet shade. Attention: the product is intended exclusively for drawing, not tattooing.
How to use
- Shake the bottle well before each use to ensure the pigment is evenly distributed in the liquid.
- Pour a small amount into a separate disposable container (e.g., an ink cap) — never work directly from the bottle.
- Close the cap immediately after pouring to limit the content's contact with air and impurities.
- Apply the ink with your drawing tool (brush, pen, or the equipment you practice with) on paper or training synthetic skin.
- If you want a lighter or intermediate tone, mix the shades in the separate container, not in the original bottles.
- Do not pour unused ink back into the bottle — discard the excess at the end of the session.
- Clean your tools immediately after use while the ink is still wet to prevent it from drying on them.
Tips from us
- Test the shade on the material you will actually work on (paper or synthetic skin) — the color may look different in the bottle compared to the final surface.
- Pour only as much as you estimate you will use in one session; the 15 ml bottle is used economically if you don't waste it each time.
- Being a light violet, Light Purple works well as a light tone in color studies on the violet spectrum — product data positions it lighter and brighter than Dark Purple.
- Keep the bottle tightly closed, at room temperature, away from direct sunlight.
- Label or note the date you opened the bottle so you know how long it has been in use.
- For technique exercises on synthetic skin, drawing ink is the correct and economical choice — save sterile tattoo inks for actual work.
Warning: This ink is intended EXCLUSIVELY for drawing — it is not for tattooing, as per the intended use declared by the manufacturer on the product page. Using it for purposes other than stated is strictly the consumer's responsibility. For hygiene: do not insert used tools into the bottle, do not pour surplus back, and discard disposable containers after each session.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use this ink for tattoos?▾
No. The product's declared intended use is exclusively drawing, not tattooing — the store explicitly states that using it for any purpose other than stated is strictly the consumer's responsibility. If you need ink for tattooing, choose a product from the category of inks intended for that purpose, not from the drawing ink range.
What exact shade is Light Purple and how does it look in use?▾
It is a bright, light violet with slightly blue undertones — a pastel tone close to lavender. Within the violet spectrum of the range, it is lighter and brighter than Dark Purple, so it naturally works as a light tone in sketches and color studies. We recommend testing it on the surface you will work on, because color perception differs between glass, paper, and synthetic skin.
What is a drawing ink good for in a tattoo studio?▾
It has two main uses: creating designs and color sketches on paper, and technique exercises on synthetic skin — where it doesn't make sense to use sterile tattoo inks. It is an economical solution for training, color studies, and presenting projects to clients, saving working inks for actual sessions.
How do I properly store the ink to prevent degradation?▾
Keep the bottle tightly closed after each use, at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Shake before use to homogenize the pigment. Most important for longevity is not to contaminate the contents: pour into separate containers, do not insert brushes or other tools directly into the bottle, and do not return used surplus.
Is the 15 ml bottle enough or should I get more?▾
For drawing and exercises, 15 ml is a practical size: you work with small amounts poured into separate containers, so the bottle lasts for many sketching sessions if you don't waste it. It is also the right size to test if the Light Purple shade fits your palette before buying more colors from the same range.
Can I mix Light Purple with other shades for drawing?▾
Yes, for drawing work you can create intermediate tones by mixing shades in a separate container — never directly in the original bottles, so as not to compromise the remaining content. For predictable results, mix in small proportions and test the resulting tone on a piece of paper or training material before using it in the actual work.
Product description
Drawing ink Intenze Quantity: 15ml This ink is intended to be used for drawing, not to be used for tattoos. Its use for purposes other than those mentioned, by the consumer, is strictly the responsibility of the consumer. We do not assume any responsibility in the case of using this tus for a purpose other than the one mentioned
Intenze Light Purple 15ml is a professional tattoo ink from an industry-benchmark chromatic range, formulated to deliver a bright light violet with subtle blue undertones, like lavender flowers in full sunlight. Intenze's patented formula uses high-concentration organic pigments uniformly dispersed in a base of purified water, vegetable glycerin, and witch hazel, with no animal-derived additives — a 100% vegan and cruelty-free product. Light Purple belongs to the Intenze General palette, one of the most comprehensive and widely used chromatic ranges in professional tattooing worldwide. The ink's medium consistency allows both precise lines at moderate voltages (7-8V) and fluid shading or dense color packing at higher voltages (8.5-9.5V). The pigment settles excellently in the dermal layer, maintaining its chromatic vibrancy long-term — Intenze is recognized for post-healing color stability, with minimal chromatic shift in the first 5-8 years. Lighter and brighter than Dark Purple, Light Purple functions as a natural highlight in the violet spectrum, reducing the need for mixing with white. Ideal uses: lavender flowers, celestial elements, highlights on violet, mystic accents, bright galaxies. Recommended for styles: neo-traditional, cosmic/galaxy, watercolor, illustrative, realism floral. The 15ml bottle represents the perfect trial size: sufficient for 2-4 medium sessions, allowing real-skin color evaluation before investing in the 30ml or 120ml format. Intenze's consistency is optimized to work excellently with all machine types — pen-style, rotary, and coil — and all needle configurations, from RL for details to M1/RM for massive fills. Manufactured in the USA, Intenze's New Jersey facility adheres to pharmaceutical-grade GMP standards. Gamma-ray sterilized, each lot tested for microbial purity, complete traceability through lot number on every bottle. Full EU REACH compliance — no banned heavy metals, no aromatic amines, no restricted preservatives.
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