Disclaimer

Last updated October 22, 2026

Not medical advice

The information on this site is general and is not medical advice. Talk to a doctor or dermatologist before getting a tattoo if you have allergies, a skin condition, a weakened immune system, or are pregnant.

Tattoos carry risks

Any tattoo, with any ink, can cause infection, allergic reaction, scarring or problems with MRI scans, and natural ingredients can cause reactions too. Ask your artist for a patch test and follow their aftercare advice.

No approval claims

The FDA has not approved any color additive for injection into the skin, so no tattoo ink, including ours, is FDA approved. Our standard describes how we will make and test Innocent Ink; it is not a claim of approval by any authority.

Product in development

Innocent Ink is not on sale yet. Ingredients, colors and timing may change before launch. Facts about the tattoo ink industry on this site are linked to their sources and were checked in October 2026.