More ink questions

[chrizzle]

I know there's a lot of talk about differen't inks, but it's all over and hard to find the info at this point(multiple threads with tons of responses). Does anyone know if it necessary to cut Starbrite's deep blue with white because it looks extremely dark in the bottle? I have used Intenze light blue that looked light in the bottle, but was extremely dark when put into the skin. I know many of you use waverly inks, but has anyone had experience with National inks(especially triple black), or Stable ink from workhorse irons. Let me know what you guys think. Thanks

[Erock]

I used national inks for a long time....However I think the best ink they have now is the triple black.......All the colors seem to be very inconsistent....after years of dealing with them I switched to millenium and intenze. National reds seem to turn pink after about a yr of being put in.....the browns are terrible....hmmm I guess midnight blue isnt too bad.

Originally Posted by chrizzle

I know there's a lot of talk about differen't inks, but it's all over and hard to find the info at this point(multiple threads with tons of responses). Does anyone know if it necessary to cut Starbrite's deep blue with white because it looks extremely dark in the bottle? I have used Intenze light blue that looked light in the bottle, but was extremely dark when put into the skin. I know many of you use waverly inks, but has anyone had experience with National inks(especially triple black), or Stable ink from workhorse irons. Let me know what you guys think. Thanks

you can you it str8. it does look dark as hell in the bottle .but comes comes out nice deep blue then dip with white and away you go!

starbright deep blue is dark looking but heals into a good rich blue. i have been using eternal and milleium which work good together

[BRANDON BOND]

YOU havent seen my seminar! I can tell - or you werent listening to the starbright deep blue section yo!!!! sucka! of course you should NEVER cut it in the bottle - that defeats the whole color blending process you want to start wiuth the darkest pigment you have to shade from the black!

buy the video!

[BRANDON BOND]

hahahahaaaaa busted!