Tattoo Supplies

Olive is one of those colors you need, if you want to achieve a different look in your tattoos. Goes great with greens, browns, ochres and eart...

Dragon is one of our favorites over here. Bold and beautiful. Try it in your traditional work.

The color of the psychedelic cactus that has been used in spiritual rituals for thousands of years.

This stunning teal will surely pop in your colorful designs.

Green and brownish looking tone, goes great combined with Olive, and is a great color for Neo Traditional work, for those fancy leaves and anything...

When you say green, this is it. Great medium tone of green, not too dark and not too light.

The perfect dark green. You can use like it is or you can also tone it down with white or yellow to get smooth transitions

A right muted green. The darker counterpart to Seven Seas.

A punchy medium green that heals bright.

A very rich, muted yellow-green hue.

 The brightest green, made out of pure bright yellow with a touch of green. This one glows!

A warmer muted green. Blends well with Green Slime to add an opaque look.

A Rich Vibrant Bright Green Tone. Break It Down With Atomic Yellow For a Rich Bright Lime Green Tone    

This Color Is a Great Option In The Blue Green Family. Works As a Great Mid Tone Among These Tones   

A pure, cool green. Like the peel of a lime.

Clean, fresh and bright shade of green.

A very light punchy green hue.

Nice Bright Minty Blue. Can Be Used As An Alternative Breakdown Tone For Darker Blues And Greens   

A brownish drab olive green.

This is the color of Yerba Mate, a wild dry green tone, resembling the color of the traditional herb.

A Super Rich Bright Green Tone. Stays Just As Bright In The Skin. Works In The Green To Yellow Tones   

A soft, slightly muted green.

Light mossy green tone. A soft breakdown tone.       

A beautiful, soft green with a strong white base. Heals pure and true.

Tattoo artist Frank La Natra provides a foundation for mastering landscapes and atmospheric effects with this unique set of 12 hues. This education...

Great for all kinds of leaves and when combined with darker greens.

Tattoo artist Frank La Natra provides a foundation for mastering landscapes and atmospheric effects with this unique set of 12 hues. This education...

The brightest green from the line, just as bright as a neon sign.

A green that heals to a smooth olive green hue. Perfect for leaves.

A traditional, classic green.

A cooler tone of yellow/green and “Never cross the streams!” This opaque hue can be used straight from the bottle as a saturated pastel or mixed as...

A More Muted Solid Green Tone That Makes a Great Alternative For Breaking Down Green Tones   

A warm tone containing a touch of "French." Great to tattoo light skins or just mix it with your regular colors and achieve original shades 

Deep dark green with a deep brown undertone.       

A Lighter Softer Version Of Cool Mint That Can Be Used To Lighten Greens Or Anything In The Minty Green Family   

A nice medium green. A good balance between Lime Green and Graffiti Green.

A very dark dingy green. Has a bit of a dark olive drab look in the skin.

More of a natural dark brownish-green tone.       

A very bright green with strong white base – heals almost like a highlighter yellow.

The perfect olive drab. Heals true.

The perfect teal. Heals true

The Miami Shark finally made it to Solid Ink.

A Soft Light Green Tone That Makes a Great Choice To Use In The Green Family To Soften Tones Down    

A Vivid Rich Green That Leans Towards The Blues And Turquoise Family