Beginner-Friendly 100ml Black Tattoo Ink | Super, Standard & Triple Black for Practice & Projects

New to tattooing or just getting hooked on black-and-grey designs? This DOFART 100ml Black Tattoo Ink Set is made exactly for you! With three essential black shades and a generous 100ml size, it’s everything you need to practice, experiment, and nail those bold, clean black tattoos.

🖤 What You’ll Get
Super Black – For crisp, bold outlines and solid black fills that pop
Standard Black – Versatile all-purpose black for linework, base shading and everyday use
Triple Black – Deep, rich black for ultra-dark fills, heavy shading and high-contrast details

✨ Why This Set Is Perfect for Beginners & Hobbyists
✅ Three Must-Have Blacks, All in One KitNo more guessing which black to buy! This trio covers every step of black-and-grey tattooing: from outlines to light shading, all the way to deep, dark fills.
✅ Huge 100ml Bottles – Budget-Friendly for PracticeAs a beginner, you’ll want to practice a lot—and these large 100ml bottles mean you won’t run out mid-practice! Perfect for hours of linework drills, shading experiments, and practice skin sessions without wasting money on tiny bottles.
✅ Smooth, Forgiving Formula for New ArtistsWe know how tricky it is to get the hang of a tattoo machine. This ink is formulated to flow evenly through most machines, so you’ll avoid clogs, blots, and messy lines—even when you’re still learning your speed and pressure.
✅ Long-Lasting & Fade-ResistantNo more faded, washed-out black tattoos! These high-quality pigments stay true to their tone, so your practice pieces and early projects stay bold, clean, and professional-looking long after they heal.
✅ Ideal for Every Type of Tattoo WorkPerfect for practice skin, stick-and-poke tattoos, machine tattooing, and small personal projects. Whether you’re into traditional, realism, or simple line art, these blacks will give you the contrast and depth you need.

💡 Pro Tip for Beginners
If you’re just starting out, we recommend starting with the Standard Black for most of your practice. Once you get comfortable, you can use Super Black for outlines and Triple Black for adding depth and drama to your shading work.