EIPTWH 14 Colors Tattoo Ink Set 15ml — Water-Based Pigments for Outlining & Shading

EIPTWH’s 14 Colors Tattoo Ink Set is a professional water-based pigment kit with fourteen 15ml bottles designed for outlining, shading and vibrant body art.

This compact collection delivers a balanced palette for artists who need reliable color, easy mixing and consistent flow. Each 15ml PET bottle preserves pigment integrity and is simple to store between sessions. The inks are formulated to dilute smoothly with water for shading and transitions while maintaining good color retention when applied correctly.

What colors are included and how versatile is the palette?

The set contains fourteen distinct hues chosen to support both traditional and contemporary tattoo styles. From deep blacks for crisp outlines to midtones and bright accents for highlights, the range is meant to cover everyday tattooing needs without forcing immediate color layering.

• Fourteen 15ml bottles with full-spectrum coverage
• Includes darks for outlines, midtones for depth, and brights for accents
• Water-based formulation for mixing and diluting
• Suitable for practice skins and live skin work (patch-test advised)

How do these inks handle mixing, dilution and shading?

The water-based pigments are engineered to blend predictably and thin down for gradient work. You can achieve soft transitions by adding small amounts of sterile water or a recommended blending medium; the inks maintain a smooth viscosity for consistent needle delivery.

• Easy to dilute for soft shading or smooth washes
• Mixes reliably between bottles for custom tones
• Pours and flows cleanly from PET bottles with controlled application

Are these bottles convenient and safe to use in a studio environment?

Each ink comes in a PET bottle that seals tightly and resists drying, which helps limit waste and keeps the pigment stable between sessions. Before applying to a client, standard hygienic protocols and a skin patch test are recommended to check for sensitivities.

• Durable PET packaging prevents rapid drying and contamination
• Screw caps allow precise dispensing and resealing
• Labeling on bottles helps maintain studio organization

How should I prepare and test these inks before a tattoo session?

Shake each bottle well to redistribute settled pigment, then test the ink on practice skin or a small patch of real skin to confirm color and client compatibility. Keep single-use procedures and sterilized equipment standard to protect both artist and client.

• Shake bottles vigorously before use to ensure uniform color
• Perform a small skin patch test to check for reactions
• Use sterile needles and single-use mixing cups for safety

Who is this for? The EIPTWH 14 Colors Tattoo Ink Set is aimed at professional and apprentice tattoo artists who want an affordable, travel-friendly palette for outlining, shading and color work. It also suits hobbyists practicing on synthetic skins or instructors building starter kits. Customers should follow local regulations and standard tattoo safety practices when using these inks on human skin.