pigment vs ink? ?????? – Teach Me To Tattoo

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- August 7, 2012 at 8:53 am #14925
  
  masterofnone
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  What are we talking about here . Powder base vs pre-dispersed does anybody know??????? Or we just talking ink.
- August 20, 2012 at 5:23 am #21384
  
  robroy289
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  just ink in general i think… But since we are on the subject which do you prefer ?
- February 16, 2013 at 2:09 am #21385
  
  jcarmack
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  It’s just different marketing wordage. All tattoo inks are formulated from pigments. Some are natural pigments, some are metal oxides, etc., and some are formulated using plastic particles. It all just depends upon the manufacturer of the ink and the brand. All of the big name brands in tattoo inks all have their own “SECRET” formula. It’s really not that hard to get online and find a pigment supplier for artists, etc. and you’ll be able to buy pigments to mix your own inks. It’s really not that hard and is very cost effective. Mixing your own colors can be very rewarding and after you get your own recipes down you’ll definitely save a lot of money.
- April 14, 2014 at 11:14 am #21387
  
  Anonymous
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  Some of the pigmentation which gives an nice linking up and the perfect ink will give an nice result for tattooing.
- November 5, 2018 at 11:21 am #38939
  Niel Jordan
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  Get bioTouch pigments for your Permanent Makeup at Ashta Europe. BioTouch micro pigments are non-drying, rich, natural colors formulated with superfine particles of iron oxides which are known to be safe for cosmetic use and known to easily absorb into the skin.
  
  Read More : https://ashta.eu/biotouch-pigments/
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