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Viking-Ink DYNAMIC CHOCOLATE

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Alerts on record2 HazardThe product contains an excessive concentration of nickel, arsenic, cobalt and lead (measured value up to 72.8 mg/kg, 9.27 mg/kg, 12.6 mg/kg and 2.66 mg/kg, respectively). Nickel can cause skin irritation, induce sensit RiskSerious risk Country of originGermany First alertDecember 23, 2022 Latest alertDecember 23, 2022 On our lists sinceAugust 10, 2026

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Viking-Ink DYNAMIC CHOCOLATE is a tattoo ink, and that already tells you the audience: artists who want a brown tone for shading, warm outlines, or softer realism work. By our assessment, the main appeal of inks like this is consistency in color and the ability to build a controlled layer rather than a loud, flat patch. The honest limit is that tattoo ink is only as good as the artist’s hand and the skin it goes into; a shade name does not guarantee a result. In practice, this kind of product lives or dies on how it heals, how it settles, and whether the color stays where it was meant to. It sits among specialist inks rather than general art supplies, so casual users should not treat it like paint. People working in tattooing may find it useful, while anyone outside that craft has little reason to reach for it.
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