Virgin ink

Frostbitetattoo · #1 01-02-2009, 10:55 PM

I`m thinking of getting a sample pack of Virgin ink, has anyone tryed it or knows what the qualitys like? too runny, too thick , healing, boldness etc

I use normally use waverly and other powdered pigments, just like to experiment i guess.

Los · #2 01-02-2009, 11:27 PM

jesus, whatthe f@#k is this s&!t now?

Frostbitetattoo · #3 01-03-2009, 02:42 AM

Los whats the problem? its a simple question? over the years of using different brands of ink and i`ve found Waverly and Eternal fantasic! however i was talking to someone that heard Virgin ink is the s&!t.............so i`m here asking what people thought of it.

travelingtom · #4 01-03-2009, 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Los

jesus, whatthe f@#k is this s&!t now?

shut the f@#k up d**kface. he's asking a valid question. leave your s&!ty two year old comments to your f@#king self.
as for frostbite, i've heard good things about them, but they are a new company. i'm waiting till their out a little longer.
and los, go shoot yourself.

Los · #5 01-03-2009, 12:20 PM

I'm working closely with dermatologists developing safer and new tattoo inks in the Boston area. Some next level s&!t! Do you know what is in many inks? I bet you don't. I have never heard of Virgin Ink neither has anyone I work with...Must have seen it on the internet.

travelingtom · #6 01-03-2009, 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Los

I'm working closely with dermatologists developing safer and new tattoo inks in the Boston area. Some next level s&!t! Do you know what is in many inks? I bet you don't. I have never heard of Virgin Ink neither has anyone I work with...Must have seen it on the internet.

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conorblue · #7 01-03-2009, 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Los

I'm working closely with dermatologists developing safer and new tattoo inks in the Boston area. Some next level s&!t! Do you know what is in many inks? I bet you don't. I have never heard of Virgin Ink neither has anyone I work with...Must have seen it on the internet.

its from the people that make the hawk tattoo machines.
http://exceptionaltattoo.com/ink.html

as for new inks, waverly is the best i have used in years.

BRANDON BOND · #8 01-03-2009, 02:40 PM

virgin inks are safe and they are good.

this is also discussed in length in my seminar dvds

Los · #9 01-03-2009, 02:49 PM

Buy those DVD's

yea obviously I am not working with anyone on INK...However (this is 100 percent truthful) My best friend is a PhD dermatologist and is involved with researching tattoo ink and making safer/removable ink. I know Mr.Bond is actually involved with a project like this.

But she scared the s&!t out of me when she informed me what is contained in some ink! True f@#king story. Also, I have never used the Hawk machine!

Frostbitetattoo · #10 01-03-2009, 02:55 PM

Thanks for your input guys,

Yes i saw that they sell hawk machines too, i`d love to try one out, but i don`t think anyone in the country uses them........well i`ve never heard of any of our major artists using them.

Yes Brandon i do intend getting your dvds, Keen as f@#k actually. It`ll be my new years resolution!