Fusion Ink
- Fusion Standard Color Ink
- Fusion Tattoo Ink Sets
- Fusion Greywash Ink
- Jeff Gogue Fusion Ink
- Juan Salgado Fusion Ink
- Nikko Hurtado Fusion Ink
- Rick Walters Fusion Ink
- Roman Abrego Fusion Ink
- Deano Cook Fusion Ink
- Mike Cole Fusion Ink
- Fusion Opaque Grey Ink
- Fusion Pastel Color Ink
- Fusion 40 Color Ink Set
- Fusion 25 Color Ink Set
- Fusion Muted Color Ink
- Fusion Flesh Tone Ink
- Fusion Opaque Blue Ink
Every tattoo artist knows that ink is the “end-all-be-all” when it comes to the best in tacs. The higher the quality, the better the end product, which is why artists know that choosing the right tattoo ink is critical to carving a tight tat.
Fusion Ink is some of the smoothest and easiest tattoo inks to apply. It comes with a much higher pigment load than any other ink on the market today. Completely organic, Fusion Ink pigment is completely vegan safe.
At RockStar Ready, we carry the line of Fusion Ink for every artist’s needs. Standard ink sets and individual colors as well as the Signature Palette Sets of Jeff Gogue, Juan Salgado, Nikko Hurtado, Rick Walters, Roman Abrego, Deano Cook and Mike Cole. See them all below.
TATTOO INKS ARE FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY! WE VERIFY ARTIST LICENSING PRIOR TO SHIPMENT.
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Fusion Standard Color Ink
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Fusion Tattoo Ink Sets
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Fusion Greywash Ink
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Jeff Gogue Fusion Ink
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Juan Salgado Fusion Ink
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Nikko Hurtado Fusion Ink
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Rick Walters Fusion Ink
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Roman Abrego Fusion Ink
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Deano Cook Fusion Ink
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Mike Cole Fusion Ink
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Fusion Opaque Grey Ink
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Fusion Pastel Color Ink
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Fusion 40 Color Ink Set
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Fusion 25 Color Ink Set
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Fusion Muted Color Ink
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Fusion Flesh Tone Ink
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Fusion Opaque Blue Ink
WARNING:
(pursuant California H&S Code 25249 and B&P Code 17200 & 17500): Minerals, metals, organic substances and chemicals may be used in the manufacture of tattoo ink, which create the desired pigment of each ink color. Some metals used could include Antimony, Arsenic, Beryllium, Cobalt, Lead, Lead compounds, Nickel and Selenium, collectively referred to as toxic metals, each of which is a toxic chemical that is known to the State of California to be carcinogenic and/or may result in reproductive harm.