Horishi Palette

Description

The Skin Illustrator Horishi Palette takes the ancient art of Horimono (traditional Japanese tattooing) and elevates it to a modernistic level. By combining four brand-new shades with two iconic colors from the Tattoo Classics Pots—Aged Black Liner (Nara Black) and Aged Green Liner (Vintage Edo)—this collection stands as the most versatile tattoo palette available on the market.

Whether your project demands classic Japanese bodysuit aesthetics, authentic WWII-era ink, or sleek, modern-day styles, this palette gives you the power to recreate any era with absolute precision. Designed for ultimate flexibility, you can use the Horishi Palette to design realistic tattoos from scratch (with or without outline transfers), touch up existing body art, or seamlessly alter color tones on set. It is an indispensable addition to any special effects or makeup artist's kit.

Artist Tip: For project designs that require a more vibrant, new-school range of colors, pair this palette with the Mardi Gras Palette collection to expand your creative arsenal.

Instructions

1. Activation

• Approved Activators: You must use Skin Illustrator Activator, Skin Illustrator Slow Activator, or 99% alcohol to activate the color pigments.

• How to Activate: Apply a few drops of the approved activator directly into the desired color cell. Let it sit for a moment to awaken the intense pigment, then swirl with a brush or sponge.

• 🚫 What NOT to Use: Do not use 70% alcohol, MEK, acetone, water, or any other unauthorized solvents. Doing so will not activate the product correctly.

2. Application

• From Scratch: Paint directly onto clean, dry skin. Use freehand techniques or apply over outline transfers.

• Touch-ups & Modifications: Tap or layer the activated pigment over existing tattoo makeup to alter colors or refresh the look.

3. Removal

• Removal is safe, quick, and easy. Cleanse the skin using PPI’s professional removal line: Telesis Beta Solv, Telesis Super Solv, or Telesis Makeup Remover.