Tattoo Ink

Soft purple-blue color that is good for mixing.  

A rich plum purple tone with hints of red, it goes great with white.       

Dark cocoa brown with a hint of purple.     

A purplish blue gray perfect to shade white objects on skin.       

Muted purple. A deep violet with a hint of gray.  

Rich, deep plum tone.       

Rich And Bright Pink With a Hint Of Purple Tone   

Solid true bright medium purple tone.       

One of the best Intenze inks for cover ups. If you use this color with our Snow White, the range of purples you can achieve for your tattoos will r...

This form of light magenta tattoo ink helps you to create beautiful sunsets or fantasy colors. We also found that this magenta is a very important ...

An absolutely must for every pro tattoo artist. This super opaque light purple is the best tattoo ink for cover ups making your dreams come true. E...

This is the darker version of the magenta tattoo inks which we use constantly in our fantasy pieces. It gives us a never ending possibility of pink...

Muted pale purple, opaque and with a grey hue.

This strong color combines purple and magenta.

Darkest blue available, perfect for cover ups, works great when diluted with The Mixer to obtain shades of lighter blue, or just mix with white and...

Light tone of purple, beautiful for flowers, especially when combined with violet.

Made of grape and white, if you are looking for an original tone of purple, this is it.

The lightest purple tone from Solid, this Art Deco purple has a unique magenta undertone.

This is the right purple, not dark and not too light, it's the perfect mid tone purple. You will find that goes in better that any other purpl...

I know it looks green in the bottle, but I can guarantee the darkest tone of purple ever, ridiculously deep and dark, cover ups will be like workin...

The darkest of the purples, very concentrated and solid. You can tone it down and achieve any purple you want or just mix it with bordeaux and ...

Dirty Purple, a reddish purple with a touch of black for when you want a warm, subdued purple.

Kikyo This color is derived from the flower of the same name, Kikyo, and has been used since the Heian Era (794-1192). This bluish purple is very d...