Tattoo Ink

Looks like smoke…blends like a gray. Try it once and you’ll be hooked.

The Mid Tone Of The Grey Set. More Of a True Grey

The Next Tone Darker, Slightly More Grey But Still Light

In between Silver and Cool Grey tones, there is Smoke! Great for packing those smoky shades.

An opaque dark grey, good for metal looks, great for blending with colors to bring unique tones to your pallet.

Deep Solid Gray Tone, Can Be Darkened Or Lightened To Suit   

A nice midtone/neutral gray with some warmth.

Muted pale purple, opaque and with a grey hue.

The lightest tone of grey, mainly made out of white, great to cut down blacks, and create the smoothest transitions, also recommended to mix w...

Deeper Grey Tone Of The Set

A warm tone containing a touch of "French." Great to tattoo light skins or just mix it with your regular colors and achieve original shades 

Original tone, a fusion of Brown, Olive, Grey, an off White color that will suit great with Neo Traditional Tattoo style, or whatever your imaginat...

A must when it comes to do shades or tones of black and grey using opaques. This is the darkest grey of the opaques, almost black.

A rich solid medium blue-grey tone with a slight purple hint. Works great with both color families.

The lightest in a three step opaque gray set with a cool blue tint.

Deep Slate Tone. Dark Grey With a Hint Of Blues  

True opaque grey. Great for consistenty, especially when you have to go back into a larger piece after time has passed

Ghost Face Grey, a blue grey excellent for anything cold and dead.

The middle tone in a three step opaque gray set with a cool blue tint.

The lightest tone in a three step opaque gray set with a warm violet tint.

An earthy gray that has a yellowish tint.

Medium Dark Cool French Grey Tone

This grey has a blue wash to it, like a steel grey

Starbrite Battleship is the perfect color with its white base to be used as a soft gray background transitioning from a color foreground. Using a f...