Squidster - Skin Marker - Farbkiller
Product information "Squidster - Skin Marker - Farbkiller"
Squidster Skin Marker, skin marker with two tips, in 11 colours plus colour killer
The Squidster is a high-quality skin marker for tattoo artists, piercers and bodymod artists, for drawing directly on the skin. Each pen has two tips, a fine tip for precise lines and a brush tip for filling in areas. The specially developed skin ink holds reliably on the skin and can be removed again on purpose. Made in Germany. Available in eleven colours, plus the colour killer as a separate variant.
At a glance
- Brand / model: Squidster Skin Marker (dual-ended)
- Origin: made in Germany
- Two tips: fine tip for lines, brush tip for areas
- Colours: black, red, dark grey, blue, light blue, light green, light grey, orange, pink, yellow, green
- Also available: colour killer (for residue-free removal), selectable as a variant
- Properties: latex-free, odourless and acid-free, dries quickly, does not run
- Length: approx. 17 cm
- Use: freehand drawing, stencil lines, shading, quick sketching
Two tips, one pen
The practical core of the Squidster is the two tips on one pen. With the fine tip you draw precise contours, stencil lines and details. With the brush tip you fill in areas, lay in shading or sketch quickly. So you cover marking from fine detail to full area with one marker, without switching tools.
Holds where it should, and comes off when you want
The skin ink was developed specifically for working on the body. It dries quickly, does not run and stays visible on the skin for several days until you remove it on purpose. That is the point that matters day to day: the drawing holds during preparation and work and does not smear under the glove. It comes off with water and soap, ethyl alcohol or acetone, or on purpose with the matching colour killer. The ink is also odourless and acid-free.
Eleven colours for every skin tone and every layer
The palette runs from black and dark grey through blue, light blue, green and light green to red, pink, orange, yellow and light grey. That brings two practical advantages: you pick the contrast to match the skin tone, so stronger or lighter colours on darker or tanned skin, and you separate different layers of your drawing by colour, such as construction lines, outline and shading indication.
The colour killer
As a separate variant there is the Squidster colour killer. It removes applied lines residue-free, without you having to scrub over the freshly prepared skin. Rubbed in, it can also be used to create a softer shading.
For tattoo and piercing
The Squidster is suited to freehand drawing directly on the skin, to laying in stencil lines and to tracing or extending an applied stencil, as well as to marking the puncture points when piercing.
What are the two tips for?
The fine tip is for precise lines and contours, the brush tip for filling in areas and for shading.
How do I remove the marking again?
With water and soap, ethyl alcohol or acetone, or with the matching Squidster colour killer. Otherwise the ink holds reliably on the skin for several days.
What does the colour killer do?
It removes applied lines residue-free without scrubbing. Rubbed in, it can also create a softer shading.
Which colours are there?
Eleven colours: black, red, dark grey, blue, light blue, light green, light grey, orange, pink, yellow and green. Plus the colour killer. You make the choice via the variant.
Is the Squidster suitable for piercing too?
Yes. It is designed for marking for tattoo, piercing and bodymod.
Is the pen latex-free?
Yes, latex-free as well as odourless and acid-free.
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