Question 1

hey ther whars the diff bitwin the 19 folers dinamic ink and the 19.99 ink pls let me know a.s.a.p thanks

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Im not sure if i understand whatt you wrote but I have used and tried several liner inks. All tattoo artist have thier prefrence. I went back to Dynamic because of its long lasting look it keeps after years. I apprinticed under Scott "Corpse" Shimmer he only uses Dynamic but told me to try other inks as I would build a taste for the thickness or thinness of inks to my preference. Corpse has been tattooing for 27 years and has worked with the likes of Olivver Peck, Kat Von Dee and so on. So in a nutshell its not alwsys about price, it comes down to what is easy for you to use, gos in on one pass, no reactions in you subjects and how well the ink holds after several years. In the shows you see behind tge artist one brand of inks they use but in reality you should have a few inks from several companies and one brand that is your choice for your reasons. I use fusion and entenze for most but I love starbrights white, I also love moms millineum monthley red, for tribal or even lineing on dark skined people I use entenz black formulated from a island people tribe, very dark black,. Chris Giles owner of LoveN Hate in lewisville (dallas) and shermsn Tx even keeps a bottle of Dynamic. I personally have never seen any artist use any of Dynamics color inks, I havnt even looked to see if thay make any to tell you the truth. But each artist has thier own opinion,  I'm sure some hate it. But for a 27 year artist to swear by it was good enough for me. And it works vey well for me. I Hope this small book I wrote helps.WartInk Hand Tattoo StudioSanger Tx.P.S. My boss randy uses fusion for pretty much everything and his work speaks for itself so ask around, ask you mentor.

Question 2

Is this ink Magnetic?

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Not that I have ever known it to be.

Question 3

There’s something in the bottle that’s rolling around. Is this normal?

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Yes, that is a marble, It is in there to help stir the ink. When the ink sits still for a while it clumps up at the bottom and the marble assist in breaking up the chunks as you shake the bottle. When you a finished with the ink (empty bottle) I know some artist that collect the marbles and utilize it for other projects/activities.

So a short answer, Yes. It is normal.

Question 4

I want to know the expired date please l

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Our current stock expiry date is 3/2020

ASIN	B00CIC80KU
Best Sellers Rank	#2,474 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #1 in Tattoo Inks
Brand	Dynamic Color Co
Brand Name	Dynamic Color Co
Container Type	Bottle
Customer Reviews	4.8 out of 5 stars 18,408 Reviews
Global Trade Identification Number	00810132831874
Ink Color	Black, 8oz
Item Volume	8 Fluid Ounces
Item Weight	0.5 Pounds
Manufacturer	Dynamic Colors
Manufacturer Part Number	Dynamic Black 8oz
Model Number	Dynamic Black 8oz
Number of Items	1
Package Information	Bottle
Paint Type	Tattoo
UPC	810132831874
Unit Count	8.0 Ounce
Volume	8 Fluid Ounces

Dynamic Color Black Tattoo Ink, Made in USA Since 1990, 8 oz | Sterilized and lot-numbered for full traceability; established American brand trusted by artists worldwide

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