Every artist knows: what’s in your machine matters just as much as what’s in your mind. PRIME Black is a true black tattoo ink designed to meet the demands of your craft without cutting corners. Whether you’re lining, shading, packing, or using washes, this all-purpose ink is built for versatility, consistency, and performance you can count on.
Here are five reasons tattooers everywhere are switching to PRIME Black.
1. Unmatched Flow for Effortless Work
Few things slow down your session like an ink that clogs, splatters, or doesn’t keep up. PRIME Black was built to flow. Its smooth, even consistency makes it easier to pull clean lines, whip shade, and pack in dense areas without breaking your rhythm. Whether you’re running a coil or a rotary, this ink moves the way you do.
2. Deep, Rich Black That Holds Over Time
An ink can look bold fresh out of the needle, but what matters is how it heals. PRIME Black retains its richness long after the session ends—delivering a deep, saturated black that holds strong over time. No fading to blue. No muddy healing. Just true black that stays put.
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3. Versatile Performance for Every Style
Whether you’re lining a neo-traditional piece, layering black-and-gray realism, or creating custom gray washes, PRIME Black adapts. It’s engineered to work across a range of techniques and styles. That means one bottle does the job of multiple black inks, without compromising on quality or control.
4. Affordable Without Compromising Quality
We get it—budget matters. Especially when you’re stocking up. But PRIME doesn’t make you choose between price and performance. This ink offers professional-grade quality at an artist-conscious price, making it a smart choice whether you're just starting out or tattooing full-time.
5. Trusted by Pros, Made for Artists Like You
Before PRIME Black hit the market, it was tested by working tattooers across different styles and machines. Their input helped refine the formula so it performs in real-world conditions—not just the lab. The result? Ink that’s already earning its spot on pro setups, while being approachable enough for new artists learning the ropes.
