World Famous – Miami Blue

£16.79 Inc. VAT

A bright, tropical blue tattoo ink from World Famous Ink. It delivers strong colour, smooth flow, and clean healed results for professional artists.

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Description

World Famous Ink – Miami Blue is a vibrant, high-energy blue designed for bold and even colour. It goes into the skin smoothly and allows for fast, clean saturation. As a result, it works well for both solid colour and detailed designs.

This shade is inspired by bright ocean tones and summer colours. Because of this, it is ideal for bold pieces, water effects, and eye-catching designs. In addition, it blends easily with other colours, making it a flexible option for larger work. 

Miami Blue performs well across different skin tones. It heals bright and consistent, which helps keep the final result sharp over time. At the same time, its balanced consistency gives you control whether you are packing colour or shading.

World Famous Ink is widely trusted by professional artists. It is known for high pigment content, smooth flow, and reliable results. It is also vegan-friendly and made in the USA to high safety standards. 


Key Features

  • Bright, tropical blue with strong pigment

  • Smooth flow for easy application

  • Heals clean and stays vibrant

  • Ideal for colour packing and blending

  • Works well across all skin tones

  • Vegan-friendly and made in the USA


Product Specifications

  • Brand: World Famous Ink

  • Colour: Miami Blue

  • Size: 30ml (1oz)

  • Use: Professional tattooing

  • Consistency: Medium


Why Choose Miami Blue Tattoo Ink?

Miami Blue is a bold and versatile shade. It is perfect for bright designs and standout colour work, but it also blends well into softer pieces. Because of this, it’s a useful colour to have in any setup.

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