Starbrite Golden Yellow is a thick dark radiant orange pigment. It is a perfect color for any gold tattoo projects. Add a little white to lighten this color up and make it a nice highlight feature. This is one of Starbrite's first 10 colors in the Starbrite Line. 

Starbrite Fire orange is exactly that fire orange with a slightly brown hue to it, which makes for an awesome warm muted tone.

It can be used as a highlight, or a contrasting color to blues and greens, works well with any tattoo style you may do. Looks great when doing tiger and lilies!

This color blends really nice with all the flesh tone palette.

Starbrite Deep Violet is a dark purple color that is very bold and vibrant. It saturates well in the skin with ease. When mixing with white, you can achieve beautiful lighter tones of purple.

You can also get good blends when using this color with Lavender and Purple Purps.

Violet works extremely well when doing themes, traditional, realistic, floral, and Japanese tattoos.

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 Purple is a rich, dark purple tone that speaks volumes when blended with other colors like Purple Purps, and Lavender. It can be mixed with lighter colors, to create soft opaque pastel colors. Great for floral, Japanese, photo realism, traditional, American traditional, and many other styles of art.

Maroon is a dark red tone that is very useful in combination with all other reds to give you amazing results when healed in the skin.

It works great with blacks for deep tones and bridging to reds. This is a must have color to use in roses!

Deep magenta is a deep rich purple/red color that's really great for floral work.

You can get nice blends  with reds, pinks, and purples. For a smooth soft pastel effect mix with banana or citrus cream. This color saturates very well in the skin, with great healing results. It also works amazing for cover-ups.

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.

Deep burgundy is a deep reddish color that blends well with other reds and pinks.

Great for floral, realistic blood effects,  jewels, cartoonish tattoos, and more. It is a very rich color and can be used in almost any style of work.

Mix this color with purples to make it darker for smooth transitions from color to color.

Deep Blue is a true solid concentrated color that is good for tinting blacks or washing out for water effects.

Mix with deep green to get a nice turquoise, tint with white for lighter blues, it’s an all around great color. Use with other blues to create contrast and smooth gradients.

Dark Fleshtone is a rich brown tone color.

Use it with Mid Fleshtone and Lt Fleshtone to bring skin textures to life in any portrait work you may do.

This color blends very smooth with all others to produce great results.

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.

Crimson is a very vibrant medium red tone that works well with all other reds in the line, as well as blending with magenta or yellow to create rich color effects and blends.

It also lends itself well to add a secondary hue to a black and grey tattoo. This color works great for that satin look when doing any type of roses. This is by far the best red on the market.

Country blue is a very vibrant mid tone Blue that saturates very well into the skin. It works great as a medium tone in combination with all other blues in the our brand. This color has great mixing ability and saturation straight from the bottle. Blend with bright orange to decrease saturation in realistic work.

Country is one of our top selling colors that has been in the Starbrite Line since the early 90's and has stood the test of time with amazing results. The legendary Enigma Man from Show Devils is tattooed head to toe with a good amount of this color.

Chocolate Brown is a deep rich color that serves as a strong foundation for warm colors and to blend shadows without the need for black.

This color is really good when mixing with milk chocolate, venetian, reds and oranges. It will make those lighter colors more vibrant. Chocolate works amazing when using on realism, animal fur, wood grains, and even darker skin tones.

Canary Yellow, at this point in time, is an industry standard and a legendary color because of its extraordinary vibrant look for many years later after the tattoo has been healed. Not only does it saturate well into the skin but it holds up to the test of time.

Canary is the brightest yellow in the tattoo industry, hands down, making it great for highlights, rays, glows, and much more. It is a transparent pigment and works well to blend and brighten reds, greens, and browns.

The mix ability and versatility of this color works very well with no struggling to get it into the skin. Most artists in the tattoo industry regardless of what brand they use will still choose Starbrite canary as their go to yellow.

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.

Starbrite Buckskin Tan is a beautiful earthtone brown that fully saturates the skin with ease. It is great for balancing and blending skin tones. This color can be effectively mixed with blacks to reach deeper tones.

Starbrite Bubblegum Pink is a very vibrant and rich lighter tone that blends well with all other reds including deep magenta. It is also great to use for all types of flower work. Using crimson red and brite white with this color  will make your rose pop extremely well. This pink is also great for mixing with lighter flesh tones for portrait work. The ladies love this color and usually choose it for their tattoo.

Starbrite Brite White is the Ultimate White. Hands Down Best White in the Industry, even artist that use other brands use this color as their main ink.

This white really stands out when applied as highlights, in grey wash, and is great for tinting other colors for excellent gradient blends. Its opaque nature makes it great for mixing with other Starbrite pigments across the entire line.

You will be so amazed on how bright this heals in the skin as a true white when using it straight out of the bottle.

Starbrite Brite Orange is a medium tone orange that is very true to its color.

It will saturate into the skin with ease filling in any spots necessary. Bright Orange is nice for bringing out the contrast in flame work or when creating any type of lighting source. It is a basic orange that can be used in so many different ways whether your mixing it with other colors or just adding bright highlights.

This color blends extremely well with Mango, Canary Yellow, and Brite White.

Starbrite Blush is a perfect color for tattooing flowers and putting make-up on any portrait style tattoos.

It adds a rosy pink tint to the cheeks of pinup work. Mix with deep magenta for a super smooth blend to get an amazing pinkish red color. A must have for any artists that do portrait work, hands down.

Also like all other Starbrite inks you can find a lot of use for this color to make the tattoo pop.

Starbrite Black Outliner is a true complete solid black that is perfect for developing smooth lines into the skin.

This color is a very versatile black, while It works amazing as an outliner it also offers even more in its ability to shade as a gray wash.

Starbrite Beer Gold is a warm brownish orange that is a perfect transition ink for making things gold. 

It's a thick pigment that glows in the skin like no other and is a good undertone when doing sky work. 

Mix with other browns and yellows to get unique golden tones.

Starbrite Battleship is the perfect color with its white base to be used as a soft gray background transitioning from a color foreground. Using a few drops of this ink in graywash sets will add a softer tone for a smoother shade. This color can also be cut with a little water to make a nice wash effect.

Starbrite Banana Cream is not as bright and flashy as canary, it's more subtle.

It's great for light yellow highlights and to fill in negative space.

This color also works very well with the flesh tone pallet and traditional tattoos.

Starbrite Baby Blue is one of their lightest blues in the palette. 

You can use this color to highlight neutral tones like browns or flesh tones for a super smooth blend to make the tattoo shine.