Mom's Black Pearl Outlining Tattoo Ink 12 Oz. - Plus Ten 5 Round 1 Inch Grip Disposable Tubes
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Size: 12 fl oz
Features
- This Is By Far The Darkest Black Tattoo Ink You Will Ever Find.
- Manufactured by Technical Tattoo Supply.
- 10 Years In The Making. Black Pearl Defines Black.
- It Is The Most Advanced Black Outlining Ink On The Market Today. Black Pearl Is Made In The USA!
- **Also Included Are Ten 5 Round 1 Inch Grip Disposable Tubes; Just Because We Love Our Customers!
Description
Black Pearl - The Most Advanced Black Lining Ink - It Defines Black! Developed by Technical - "10 Years in The Making!" Used by the best tattoo artists worldwide. For the black and gray look you've been searching for, Black Pearl makes the best outlining and shading ink. Give your tattoos the ink they deserve.
Brand: MOM'S
Package Information: Bottle
Paint Type: Tattoo
Item Volume: 12 Fluid Ounces
Manufacturer: Millennium Mom's
Manufacturer: Millennium Mom's
Brand: MOM'S
Item Weight: 15.2 ounces
Product Dimensions: 7.7 x 3.2 x 1.8 inches
Item model number: BPGW
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Color: Black
Shape: Round
Number of Items: 1
Size: 12 fl oz
Ink Color: Black
Manufacturer Part Number: BPGW
Date First Available: November 21, 2010
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Size: 12 fl oz
Nice Consistency Great Bold Color... Goes into the skin nice & easy. Also good as a base for making grey-washes. Mom's Tattoo Inks pack a punch. They are loaded with pigment,Note if you are having problems with whites,yellows,greens. Mom's is loaded with pigment. In my palette are Mom's, Eternal, Star-Brite, Alla Prima, Arcane, Intenze Inks. Tip -How to Make Grey-Wash From Out Lining Ink, & Grey Wash Methods There are several methods for making Grey Wash.. The best & easiest IMO is the bulk method. You will need : a measuring cup & or a medical syringe for measuring ounces. a mixing container, witch-hazel,sterile water,medical grade glycerin, rose water. a Stirrer - a Sterile fork or cut the tip off a needle bar & use that. 4 sterilized containers for the grey wash solution. Another container to mix your Cutting Solution in, & another small bottle to put the rest of this in. I like the Percentages Method. It is easy to grasp & hard to F' up. So We will simplify it further by using a portion of the previous solution to make the next solution. This keeps every thing is half & half ratio (ie) 50% + 50% Ok... Obviously the largest amount will be the darkest to least amount the lightest shade. Start out with black Out-Lining Ink, Mom's Black Pearl, ia best or other out-lining ink. Pre-Label Your Grey wash Bottles 50% Darkest Grey Black, 25% Dark Grey Black, 12% Medium Grey Black, 6% Light grey Black, 3% Lightest Grey Black.} Mix for Cutting Solution,as follows witch-hazel, sterile water, medical grade glycerin, rose water. What each of these does: medical grade glycerin, thickens the mixture & helps to keeps it moist & helps deliver ink & reduces bruising as well as reduces inflammation of the skin that causes scaliness, itching and rashes; rose water is a natural healer for the skin, helps prevent inflammation,anti-septic & anti bacteria properties. witch-hazel : reduce puffiness in skin, reduce bruising,helps prevent itching, sooth irritated skin,it also has anti-septic & anti bacteria properties.Sterile Water Medical Grade water, no bacteria. Recipe for * { Bill's Miracle Solution " } * Mix Cutting Solution: 45% Water 50% witch-hazel 5% rose water. & a few drops of medical grade glycerin,This is your Cutting Solution (ie) Diluting agent. " Bill'S Miracle Water " This can also be used on top of ink caps when doing color work to prevent ink from drying out. Also in ink bottles that are starting to crystallize, the " Bill's Miracle Solution will bring them back to life. Place in Container & Mark " Bill's Miracle Cutting Solution." Now For the washes: 50% Black Out-Lining Ink 50% Cutting Solution. Next mix fill container labeled 50% Darkest Black Grey. with the rest yes mix more (ie) 50% more than the next bottle size. Measure out 50% of this & add 50% cutting Solution. Place part of that in the bottle labeled 25%Dark Black grey. Next Measure out 50% of this & add 50% cutting Solution.Place in the bottle marked 12% Medium Black Grey.With the rest :Measure out 50% of this & add 50% cutting Solution. Fill the bottle marked 6% Light Black Grey. Measure out 50% of this & add 50% cutting Solution. Place this in the bottle Labeled 3% Lightest Black Grey. Now You have some bottles pre mixed of your washes. Plus Your Bill's Miracle Cutting Solution. You can fill a caps of this when doing grey washes as well as use it either on top of colors in the ink caps or in them. This helps prevent inks from drying out. only a drop or 2 is needed. You can also add this to your Sterile Water Cup at your station for washing out your tube. Only a few drops. Do Not for Get to also fill a cap or 2 of solid black out-lining ink when doing grey wash. Next method Direct Drop Ink Cap. several ways 2 drops 4 drops etc.. Here is an Easy one: Have your Bill's Miracle Cutting Solution Mix as above. Place 1 drop out-lining ink in an ink cap fill rest with Bill's Miracle Cutting Solution. Next 2 drops out-lining ink in an ink cap fill rest with Bill's Miracle Cutting Solution.out-lining ink in an ink cap fill rest with Bill's Miracle Cutting Solution. Next . Place 3 drops out-lining ink in an ink cap fill rest with Bill's Miracle Cutting Solution. . Place 4 drops out-lining ink in an ink cap fill rest with Bill's Miracle Cutting Solution. Again do not forget to fill one cap with straight black out-lining ink. & one with Bill's Miracle Cutting Solution. NOTE: Large Ink Caps... These Next Methods are advanced & should not be attempted until you have a firm grip on the black & grey wash system. Some Artist just do it in the tube mixing between Black & Bill's Miracle Cutting Solution. or Sterile Water. Some Mist the skin with a spray bottle filled with Sterile Water or Distilled Water. Again Sterile Water is better & in NY is the only water allowed. I'am in Maryland but use the Sterile Water. & with a combination of mixing in the tube between black & water & water on skin & reduced stretching of the skin & or reduced needle depth & or increased hand speed. Achieve a grey wash. You will see a lot of Traditional Japanese Tattoo artist use this method & they apply it to color inks as well. Some Artist Just use the Color Black & The Color Grey to achieve a grey wash effect. You can also use different companies blacks to create a grey wash effect.(ie) Tonal Value. Darkest to Lightest in the Brands. These all work.It is an individual preference. Although you not gain the respect of traditional black & grey artist un-less you can use a grey wash system. { Not the Black & Grey Color Ink } Note: their are several pre made washes: Eternal ink's : Marshall Bennett Grey Wash System. Intenze ink's : Mark Mahoney's Gangster Grey, & Bob Tyrrell Advanced black & grey. Alla-Prima- Black Works a black & grey system. Silver Back's Black & Grey Washes. Next a new Company Fat Boy Ink. They Have a Cool Grey Wash System. I have not as of yet used their inks so I can not say from experience here. However I have spoken with the owner of the company & it is rather unique formula. he worked with several medical doctors & scientist as well as a chemist. For his inks & carrier solutions. That sounds cool especially since he said they have a ingredient in them used on cancer patients to promote healing. Next thing I liked about them was they are using a artist's grey scale the 5 Shades of Grey.{ the 5 shades of grey scale, look it up on google etc. There should be a few color charts on art sites. } He also has a few educational videos on tattooing on his site. He uses a reverse method if you will. By this I mean he first does his lighter areas then moves to his darker areas. For Him this works. Remember each artist has his or her way of doing things. Once You know the rules & can preform the work. Then you can bend & even break the rules. I think his method would actually be better for beginners. Since you can always go darker but you can not go lighter. Also Superior Tattoo Supply Has a video on its site & on its you-tube channel on black & grey shading. Note the Whip Shading. This use to be called called sweeping. Some Artist work in small circles from wrist, some like siring cake-batter involve the arm. Almost like an artist with a brush this creates an oval or oblong pattern. Remember tight small ovals or circles. There is also cross hatching, back & forth then up & then up & down. Like Cross Hatch Shading in Drawing. Then you have the scrubbing motion. a back & forth motion. Most use circles. The best can do all prefer a few methods. To me black & grey should be mastered before color. It lays the foundation of light & dark & variations in-between. Read Art Books Learn Shading. Take up graphite pencil drawing. This will all help. Joshua Carlton does black & grey in each portrait & then lays the color down over it to create depth. then Nikko Hurtado, does it by placing the colors in small areas & then blending them. Different Methods Both work. Bob Ross & Bill Alexander Painters, Painted Alla-Prima @ once They would do as in paintings Nikko Hurtado does in color tattoos. All at once They finished a painting in a single pass. Then you have Artist - Paul Targgert & Jim Mc Vicker's, They paint in a multiple pass system laying under-tones first than gradually adding layers to the painting. { Layers in a painting means once dry 1 layer } They use up to 12 Layers. Ross & Alexander used 1 layer. Both are correct. Just a different approach. Look up The artist Paul Seurat- his style of painting is like tattooing. small dots & dashes close together in order to form a picture. One More thing white can be used on some pieces of Black & Grey Wash to create Highlights. Just a little. Next : FREE EDUCATION on Grey Wash Technique. You Tube Channel:TattooSuperior 1 Has 2 Good Videos Grey-Wash. ** Good Luck ! Bill **
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2013 by Bill Kearney
Size: 12 fl oz
I love this ink
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2024 by Justin J Harrison
Size: 12 fl oz
Nice quality ink. Love the amount you get for the price, and the ink saturates very well.
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2024 by Lacey Fonseca
Size: 12 fl oz
I love this black ink. I’ve gotten many other inks on here and so far this is the best one that I’ve had so far and plus I got the big size so it’s worth the price.
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2024 by Miche
Size: 12 fl oz
The only reason this isn't getting 5 stars is because I thought it was a straight black. I've been using black stallion for about the last year and THAT stuff is BLACK. The moms is about 75% of that to think about it like a wash. Fantastic for lining or mixing washes like it says. Goes in beautifully. But if you are used to a REAL black it just won't seem to ever be saturated enough and takes some getting used too. I'll be buying this again and using it for lining, mixing washes and making some cool Grey's. But I'll save the stuff I want as black as possible for the black stallion. I am a professional tattoo artist working out of Portland Oregon. Only two years as a licensed artist here so take my opinion as you will! I've only had the chance to do a few tattoos with this ink. Here are some of them. Did one today that had some black that needed to be solid. I got it dark and it was smooth and consistent but definitely didn't seem to have that dark void look like I like.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2019 by Jacob foster Jacob foster
Size: 12 fl oz
I've been using this product for years, heals nice and dark and arrived quickly with no spillage
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2024 by patrick keck
Size: 12 fl oz
I will only ever use this ink. Great for outlining as well as full fill in
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2023 by jocelyn linhart
Size: 12 fl oz
This is the darkest outlining ink that I have found so far. Works great with dark skin tones shows up crisp and dark black.
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2023 by D B Carter