Electrum Dual Tipped Tattoo Stencil Marker - 10 Pack
Four colors. Ten markers. One resealable pouch. The Electrum Dual Tipped Tattoo Stencil Marker now ships in a 10-pack and, for the first time, in more than one ink. Purple, Red, Orange, and Yellow, each sold as its own sealed 10-pack of dual-tip skin markers.
Why more than one color
One marker color works right up until it does not. Over deep skin tones, over an old tattoo you are mapping for a cover-up, or over a stencil you are still correcting, violet gets swallowed, and you end up guessing at your own drawing. Running two colors fixes that in about ten seconds. Lay out the shape in one, commit the real linework in another, and you can read your own map from across the room.
- Purple. The industry standard and the one most artists already work in. Highest contrast on light and medium skin.
- Red. Reads hot on top of a purple layout, so it is the natural choice for corrections, callouts, and final line commits.
- Orange and Yellow. Stay visible on deeper skin tones and over dark stencil ink, where violet tends to drop out.
Two tips on every marker
Fine tip on one end for fine detail, small lettering, and micro-adjustments. Broad tip on the other for layout lines and fast coverage. One pen, both jobs, no digging through the drawer mid-setup.
What is in the pack
- 10 dual-tipped tattoo stencil markers
- One ink color per pack: Purple, Red, Orange or Yellow
- Fine tip and broad tip on every marker
- Resealable foil pouch, so the spares do not rattle around your station
- Single-use and disposable, one marker per client
- Dual tip design, long-lasting formula, medical-grade
Who it is for
Tattoo artists freehanding and touching up stencils, piercers marking placement, and permanent makeup artists mapping brows and lips. If you mark skin for a living, this is the pen.
Also available
Prefer the classic violet? The Electrum Dual Tipped Tattoo Stencil Marker is still sold as a single marker and as a box of 25.
FAQ
What is a dual tipped tattoo stencil marker?
It is a skin-safe marker with two different tips on one barrel. The fine tip handles detail and small text; the broad tip handles layout lines and fills. Artists use them to freehand directly on skin, fix a thermal stencil after it is applied, and map placement before the machine ever comes out.
Which stencil marker color should I use on dark skin?
Orange and yellow show up best on deeper skin tones. Purple is the standard on light and medium skin but loses contrast as skin tone deepens, which is exactly the gap the color range fills.
Can I use two colors on the same piece?
That is the point of the range. Most artists lay down the rough shape and construction lines in one color and commit the final linework in a second color, so the drawing stays readable while they refine it. Cover-up mapping works the same way.
How many markers come in a pack?
Ten markers per pack, one ink color per pack. Purple is also sold as a single marker and in a box of 25.
Are these markers reusable between clients?
No. They are single-use. One marker, one client, then it goes in the trash.