Fusion Tattoo Ink – Regular Colors

A nice solid brown tone that has tons of uses. Can be lightened with colors such as “White”.

A darker orangish-brown. A great tone for the rustic neutral palettes.

Solid rich lighter orangish-brown. Another good tone for neutral brown tones and portraits.

Solid rich lighter orangish-brown. Another good tone for neutral brown tones and portraits.

A good deep flesh tone base. Works great with tons of other tones to achieve rich flesh colors.

A light creamy flesh tone. A great break down tone for any color family.

A light creamy flesh tone. A great break down tone for any color family.

A rich deep muted brownish tone. Works as a great base tone for a variety of colors.

A nice light brownish-yellow tone. The white base makes this an excellent break down color.

A nice light brownish-yellow tone. The white base makes this an excellent break down color.

The name says it, a good lighter flesh tone to compliment “Dark Flesh” for color portraits.

A solid neutral greyish brown. A good muted tone that can be used to dull down tones of colors.

This is more of a pink-orangish tone that breaks down great with “Muted Red”, “Brick Red” into “Pumpkin Spice”.

This is more of a pink-orangish tone that breaks down great with “Muted Red”, “Brick Red” into “Pumpkin Spice”.

This deep brown tone is another must have staple. A super versatile tone.

Nice bright orangish-brown. Makes a great companion to “Burnt Sienna”.

Nice bright orangish-brown. Makes a great companion to “Burnt Sienna”.

A super soft bone color. Amazing for lightening almost any color.

A beautiful velvet like deeper brown tone that can go towards purples, greys or brown tones alike.

A beautiful velvet like deeper brown tone that can go towards purples, greys or brown tones alike.

A heavy yellowish-brown that is a smooth transition from brown down to mixing yellow. Very versatile.

True to its name, very similar to the tone of “Terra Cotta”. Breaks down great with lighter and bright colors.

True to its name, very similar to the tone of “Terra Cotta”. Breaks down great with lighter and bright colors.