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Enriched Black

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3.0
Rated 3.0 out of 5 stars
4
$15.00
Size: 4 oz
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Product Description

Kwadron Inx Enriched Black is an all-around black that’s ideal for both lining and shading. It uses innovative SONIC DIFFUSION PIGMENTS™ technology, creating an exceptionally deep and intensely black ink that Kwadron believes is the blackest ink available on the market today.

Made from the highest quality ingredients, the Kwadron Inx formula ensures precise and effortless application, achieving a deep uniform colour, along with the strongest hiding power for even the toughest coverups. 

Note: REACH compliant version is only available in Europe

 
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Rated 3.0 out of 5 stars
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    Sabrina
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    Yesterday
    Rated 1 out of 5 stars
    Fades away horribly

    I used it for about two months, the ink fades super quick, had to redo a lot of my tattoos. Dont bother buying it.

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    Nathan C.
    1 month ago
    Rated 1 out of 5 stars
    Not for me

    This is just my personal opinion but it’s possible this is the worst lining ink I’ve ever used. It’s very slow and doesn’t flow well. I couldn’t lightly graze it in with a 3 round, took more pressure than I’m used to. The shading ability seemed ok I suppose but when I switched back to some dynamic half way through a tattoo, everything got better. Also, it had a dull appearance. Maybe it will be blacker after it heals.

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