Classic BnG is created with a series of dilutions from its original black. Even the white highlight no longer corresponds to a classic BnG.
Modern tattoo artists go one step further and show what effects are already possible today. By adding white dropwise to the color black, you can get different results with a perception of color depth or opacity - tattoos look more three-dimensional.
The problem: starting with a greywash, where the lightest gradation is translucent, with a silverwash the lightest shade has to have the largest portion of white. If the tattoo artist mixes his own silver wash, the probability of a healed tattoo is relatively high.
I AM INK's 2nd Generation Silverwashes offer a ready-made adaptation of your greywash gradations as Silverwash. When shaken by the machine, the black/white mixtures achieve the best and most homogeneous mixtures, which are very easy to process and offer great results.
Silverwashes are available in three levels:
Silver 1: The lightest shade of silver corresponds to Sumi 1 in terms of gradation Silver 2: The medium shade of silver corresponds to Sumi 2 in terms of gradation Silver 3: The darkest silver tone corresponds to Sumi 3 in terms of gradation
