Tattoo Ink

Flesh is a great nude hue. Works great on color portraits.

This color is perfect to achieve skin tones, especially when mixed with browns and ochres.

A slightly muted pink with a blush quality.

Light, dusty and opaque, the dirty side of pink.

A very rich rosy muted tone.

Creamy Pale Flesh Tone   

The lightest tone in the complete flesh tone set. A super mild light flesh.

A Light Creamy Flesh Tone. A Great Breakdown Tone For Any Color Family   

The Name Describes This Tone Perfectly, A Good Deep Flesh Tone. A Good Base For Brown Tones And Portraits  

A very light and less muted pink.

In this tone the browns start overpowering the oranges for darker areas of flesh tattoos

Light Peachy Flesh Tone Color

A yellower version of Burnt Orange, but more opaque.

A shaded pinkish flesh tone.

The orange counterpart to Rawhide. It is a medium-dark flesh tone with an orange tint.

A great mid flesh tone. Leans slightly toward pink.

The Name Says It, A Good Lighter Flesh Tone To Complement Dark Flesh For Color Portraits   

the very darkest of the flesh tone set and is a solid rich brown but works great to shadow areas.

A lighter grayed-out variant of Medium Chestnut.    

A deeply muted skin tone on the warmer side.    

A super rich dark flesh tone on the warmer side.