A liquid drawing ink in pure magenta shade, from the Intenze range, intended exclusively for drawing and practice — not for tattooing on skin. It is the practical choice for artists who want to train on synthetic skin, study color mixes or work on sketches, without consuming their sterile working inks. The 30 ml bottle, with anti-leak cap, provides material for many practice sessions, and the True Magenta shade — an intense pink-purple, close to the magenta in the CMYK model — is a reference color for chromatic studies.
Can I use this ink for tattoos on skin?▾
No. The product is marketed as drawing ink, and its declared purpose is exclusively drawing and practice. Use for any other purpose than that stated is strictly the consumer's responsibility, and the seller assumes no liability in this case. For skin work, always choose inks explicitly intended for tattooing, from the range dedicated to this purpose.
What exactly do I use it for, as an artist or beginner?▾
The main uses are practicing with the machine on synthetic skin (practice skin), color and mixing studies, as well as sketches and artistic works on paper. It is especially useful for beginners learning machine control and color saturation, but also for experienced artists who want to test color combinations without consuming their more expensive working inks.
What shade is True Magenta, actually?▾
It is a pure magenta — an intense pink-purple, located on the color wheel between red and violet, comparable to the magenta shade in the CMYK color model used in printing. It is neither light pink nor violet, which makes it an excellent reference for color theory exercises and mixing studies.
Can it be mixed with other colors during exercises?▾
Yes, and that's exactly where it's very useful. Combined with black you get burgundy tones, and with white you get a whole range of pinks, from pale shades to intense pinks. You can thus practice mixing proportions and chromatic transitions on synthetic skin or paper, and the recipes that turn out well you can note down and reproduce later.
How do I properly store it and avoid contaminating the bottle?▾
Shake the bottle before use, pour only what you need into single-use caps and do not work directly from the bottle. Any leftover ink in the caps is discarded — never pour it back into the bottle, because you would contaminate the entire contents. After use, close the anti-leak cap tightly and store the bottle in a cool plae, away from direct sunlight.
Does it work with any tatto machine when practicing on synthetic skin?▾
Yes, when practicing on synthetic skin you can use it like any liquid ink, regardless of the type of machine you are using. The important thing is to shake the bottle well for uniform consistency and work from ink caps, as in a real session. The 30 ml bottle comfortably covers many training sessions, because small amounts per session are consumed during practice.
