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No filter is your constant baseline (base pigment — the in-bottle colour). Pick a skin tone in the bar above, then drag the slider to composite the ink onto that skin — deeper tones mute translucent colours; opaque inks hold.
Intenze Tattoo Ink
Dragon Blue Dark Tattoo Ink
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The INTENZE Advantage = we develop, manufacture, test, and supply every ink in-house — nothing left to chance. Consistent performance batch to batch, skin-first safety (REACH-compliant, MOCRA-ready), and reliable supply straight from the maker. Refined with real artist feedback, not market trends. Read the full INTENZE Advantage story →
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Colours that go with Dragon Blue Dark Tattoo Ink · picked for you — one tap to add
Colour map
tap a dot →Base inkDragon Blue Dark
Same colour — lighter or deeper
Opposite colours (across the wheel) make each other pop. Neighbours blend smooth. Add white to lighten, black to deepen — exactly what this map picks for you.
Add-ons that go with it — picked for you
Tap ＋ on any add-on — it drops into your order and your free-shipping bar updates live at the bottom of the screen. One Add to cart takes everything.
Each colour is matched by how it actually looks next to Dragon Blue Dark Tattoo Ink. Hover a card to spot it on the map.
Compliance & batch-lot lookup
Made in the USA: Sterile, produced in our own ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 22716:2007 certified facility.
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Why artists choose it
Healed tone
Heals a deep cobalt blue — rich and bold.
Opacity
Dense pigment, one clean pass.
Dilution
Lift with sky blue, glaze with Mixing Solution.
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About Dragon Blue Dark Tattoo Ink
This tattoo ink color reflects the rich blue color shades of Japanese kimonos. It heals with a bluish-than-reddish touch and has been used by Japanese grandmasters to create the shadows of the underbelly and dark ridge of a dragon's back. When tattooed, the color tattoo ink goes in slightly darker and changes its hue from blackish-blue to a perfectly balanced blue (about 20% lighter as it appears).
All dragon colors on Mario Barth's back piece are designed and specially mixed by Horitoshi I.