Hey guys, i am about to buy an eternal red and i want to know which eternal red doesn't heal pinkish..I just want a bright, really red ink..If you have any references from lipstick red, dark red or crimson red i would be so happy! thanks!
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Dark red is great, and it covers things up. Crimson red has a slightly mauve colour to it. I would imagine lipstick red is the brightest to be honest, but i have never used it.
If your red is healing pink, i would say it is setup or technique that is causing the fade or scarring.
If your red is healing pink, i would say it is setup or technique that is causing the fade or scarring.
The Lipstick Red is my favourite by far........nice and vibrant!
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I just used the lipstick red on my own tattoo, goes in easy and it's a nice red
Jay Bloodline SLC
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I've been making the switch over to a lot of Fusion colors.They are all fantastic inks and easy to work with.
I've started to switch all my colours (not that I use them much) to Electric Ink as the studio I'm in uses them.
These are by far the best I've tried and tested, and I've tried a shit load lol. Electric just seems to go in like butter and the richness and vibrancy of the tattoos done with it is unreal.
I would suggest you give this stuff a try, you'll never look back and you can thank me later hahaha
These are by far the best I've tried and tested, and I've tried a shit load lol. Electric just seems to go in like butter and the richness and vibrancy of the tattoos done with it is unreal.
I would suggest you give this stuff a try, you'll never look back and you can thank me later hahaha
like the eternals but ive got a couple of electric inks in green shades, really nice to work with
Jay Bloodline SLC
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I can't believe I haven't heard of by them. I'm going to church em out. Thanks
Yeah i've never heard of them either..
Jay Bloodline SLC
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Cool. I'll give em a look
Here's the American link:-
http://www.electricinkusa.com
And UK supplier where we get ours:-
http://www.tatslifetattoosupplies.co.uk
Do a Google image search for tattoos done with Electric Ink and you'll see how bright this stuff is...oh and it's vegan ink.
http://www.electricinkusa.com
And UK supplier where we get ours:-
http://www.tatslifetattoosupplies.co.uk
Do a Google image search for tattoos done with Electric Ink and you'll see how bright this stuff is...oh and it's vegan ink.
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Jay Bloodline SLC
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Cool thank you. I'll do a Lil research after my morning appointment. I appreciate you.
Gordon,
Got any pictures of healed work with these inks mate,some of the tattoos look nice bright and sharp?
Cheers russ
I haven't mate as I really don't do a lot of colour and mainly stick to black and grey.
The pic below however was was done in 3 hours, I used my usual ink (scream 2 or Intenze) for the green and yellow which normally take a bit of patience with, the pink was supposed to be soft which I did 1 fast pass with the Electric Ink (super gentle) ...I kinda Fucked the tat as it went in too good lol...the client loved it though and wanted all the flowers done the same even though I wanted to add more detail haha
The pic below however was was done in 3 hours, I used my usual ink (scream 2 or Intenze) for the green and yellow which normally take a bit of patience with, the pink was supposed to be soft which I did 1 fast pass with the Electric Ink (super gentle) ...I kinda Fucked the tat as it went in too good lol...the client loved it though and wanted all the flowers done the same even though I wanted to add more detail haha
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Jay Bloodline SLC
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That looks great
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