Whats the difference?

Prizm has a few decent colors,but not many.Most likely,the problem here is that you don't know what you're doing.I don't mean that in a mean way,just stating a fact.Without seeing a picture of the tattoo,it's hard to say what you're doing wrong,even harder to say without watching you work.

Skin Candy is good, thats what Mike devries uses, and his work speaks for itself. I myself are experimenting with Allaprima, possibly the best ink out there on the market (many would say).

I guess I can insert my two bits here. We have been using Skin Candy for sometime now and find that it is a great ink but we have recently started using Sun inks and they seem to be just a notch better.

yeah u probably put it in too deep or too hard. i have used prizm ink a long time ago and i think its super thin. way too thin. or at least that batch was. and plus it smelled like half alcohol. dont buy ink from kaplan cause its half listerine. i use intenze it goes in smooth and heals nice and bright.

Thanks for all of the advice.

[xDreamerx]

I use Intenze and Kuro inks. They have colors from both manufacturers that I preferre. I've tried a few other brands, but ultimately I've hung with Kuro and Intenze for all my color work.

I recommend you try several brands before you settle on something or just go by someone else's advise. This way when you try it yourself you'll have a more intimate working knowledge of the inks.

[canvasyou]

Check out Fusion and Intenz

I am originally from Phoenix - and I know of a lot of nearby artists that use a lot of products from them, very convenient because they are right there, and you can move in and buy goods in a current if you need to. And these are respectable artists doing good quality job too.
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Hahahaaaaa good call voodoo... I was kind of confused there for a min... I was like "fantasia is eternal??? Whaaaat" not that I really care but still haha sometimes I am baffled about the stuff people make up in their heads and broadcast to the world.. Especially when they are asserting some type of knowledge to someone seeking help...