A translucent ink. A very dark green. Leans toward Grass Green.

The ink colors found in the Standard Color line represent Eternal's core collection of tattoo inks. These are the colors consistently created over the years. They capture a wide diversity of color, intensity and value on the color wheel.

Eternal Tattoo Inks are requested more often than any of our other tattoo pigment.

"Eternal Ink has a selection of more than 200 tattoo ink colors. We quality control every step of the process so the stunning bottle of Eternal Ink you bought last week will be a dead-on match with the bottle you'll order next month. We know that color consistency is critical to you, your art and your reputation.  We know because we are artists, too.  That is the real secret of Eternal Ink: Made for artists by artists."

Eternal Ink, Brighton, Michigan, USA

StarBrite True Green is a dark rich color. It is great for leaves, trees, foliage, shadows and more. All around great color. Mixes amazing with lighter shades.

StarBrite Colors Teal is a must have for you palette, it saturates so well in the skin, and stays bright forever!

It blends great with Blue Freeze, works amazing with floral work, and makes neo-traditional background pieces pop! It's one of many artists favorite color.

Lime is a neon green that is nice for adding highlights and blending out soft warm tones. This is a good color for mixing as a base and as a toner. It has a translucent and saturates with ease into the skin.
Like all Starbrite inks lime blends very well with other colors and heals very bright.
This color works very well on the tips of leaves and other highlighted areas off of other greens, especially grassy and true.
Use this green with Baby Blue for highlights that will make the tattoo shine and glow. For best results run machine a little slower than thicker colors. 
Lime is another one of our top sellers and has been proven by the artists for the artists!!!

Starbrite Leaf Green does just that, it simulates the color of the leaves, ideal for doing floral, natured inspired themes, and landscape tattoos.

This green is very popular and also works well as a secondary color.
Mix with Country Blue to get a beautiful bluish tone.

Starbrite Grassy Green is a bright rich color that has just enough yellow tone in it to blend out nicely.
This color is great for traditional leaves, hulk skin, landscape work, and more.
It is a very versatile tone that can be used in any tattoo work. Grassy blends extremely well with all greens.
This will work as a really nice highlight when mixing with Canary Yellow.

Deep turquoise is a deep blue and green color that saturates well in the skin, with dark contrasting tones.

This color works when mixing with blue freeze and teal for great fades and blends. Best used for neo traditional work, Japanese, and floral designs.

It also lends itself very well to aquatic/water element based tattoos.

Deep Green is a concentrated pigment that can be darkened with a little black or lightened with white.

It is great to use for cover ups and will go over old lines with ease do to its dark rich color. This color blends very well into our brighter greens like, leaf, grassy, radioactive, lime, etc...

You will get nothing but great results when using this color and it blends extremely well with others.

Dark Clay is a muted grey color with a green tint. Combine it with black shading and you can put an opaque skull together in no time.

This color looks amazing when doing murky swamp looking enviorments and works great as a background shadow for trees, leaves, and more! You will get a nice unique color when mixing with Florida Moss.

Camouflage Green is a great tone for doing leaves, floral, zombies, or anything gross and mutated. This color mixes very well with grassy and leaf green, it will get you a really nice highlight that will make the tattoo stand out bright.

A very rich, muted yellow-green hue.

The ink colors found in the Standard Color line represent Eternal's core collection of tattoo inks. These are the colors consistently created over the years. They capture a wide diversity of color, intensity and value on the color wheel.

Eternal Tattoo Inks are requested more often than any of our other tattoo pigment.

"Eternal Ink has a selection of more than 200 tattoo ink colors. We quality control every step of the process so the stunning bottle of Eternal Ink you bought last week will be a dead-on match with the bottle you'll order next month. We know that color consistency is critical to you, your art and your reputation.  We know because we are artists, too.  That is the real secret of Eternal Ink: Made for artists by artists."

Eternal Ink, Brighton, Michigan, USA