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The Right Inks Matters

Our pigments undergo rigorous testing and certification to meet applicable quality, safety, and regulatory standards.

So, What Makes a Great Pigment?

Great pigments are defined by six key dimensions.

Pigment Types

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Organic Pigments

Vibrant colors with high saturation
Ideal for vivid tattoo colors and lip pigmentation with rich tones.

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Inorganic Pigments

Excellent stability and light resistance
Suitable for eyebrows, SMP, and skin-tone coverage.

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Blended Pigments

Balanced performance and versatility
Suitable for general applications and custom formulations.

Formulation System — Precision in Every Formula

Every ingredient in our tattoo inks is carefully selected and balanced to support consistency, quality, and reliable performance.
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Preservative

Broad-spectrum antimicrobial protection helps control microbial contamination while supporting skin compatibility.

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Thickeners

Carefully selected viscosity modifiers help maintain smooth, consistent flow for both hand and machine application.

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Hybrid Formulations

Advanced formulations combining the vibrant color of organic pigments with the stability of inorganic pigments.

Globally Compliant

Meet international quality and compliance standards for professional tattooing.

WE LOOK BEYOND THE C.I. NUMBER

A C.I. number tells us what a pigment is — but it doesn't tell us everything about its quality or suitability for tattoo ink.

How we select it, how it is formulated, and how it is tested — these are the details that matter.

Beyond the Color Index

A C.I. (Color Index) number identifies a pigment’s chemical composition, but it alone cannot determine safety. Purity, particle size, and carrier ingredients are equally important factors.

Thicken Purity & Quality Control

Pigments sharing the same C.I. number may differ in purity and contamination levels. Batch testing helps identify unwanted impurities and maintain consistent quality.

REACH & Global Standards

Our pigments meet REACH, FDA, and Dermatest standards, supporting product safety, quality assurance, and regulatory compliance across global markets.

QUALITY ASSURED

We pay close attention to the ingredients, raw materials, and testing behind every formula, so artists can have a clearer understanding of the products they use on skin. Explore our ingredient and testing reports for more details.

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