Wayin Alcohol Ink Set Resin Dye - Vibrant High Concentrated Alcohol-Based Ink, Epoxy Resin Paint Color Pigment Fast-Drying Permanent for Resin Petri Dish Tumbler Cup Making Coaster Painting (20x10ml/0.35oz),20 color Alcohol Ink

Easy to work with. I use it to dye board earrings as well as straw. It turns out nicely, but it doesn't have a sheen. @HookmeupJA

These were fun! And a great deal

I bought these alcohol inks to color the resin I make. I like all the different colors. But it seems that when mixing in these alcohol inks that it take a lot of dye to barely get the desired opacity.

20 beautiful colors that are very nice to work with at a great price point compared to other listings. The bottle is 10ml & each drop goes a long way especially when using with a blending solution. It also came with 2 thumbtacks to open them so you don't have to go looking for something to pop them open! The colors are great and flow nicely to create some unique art pieces. Box that they came in are also perfect to store size to store them in and doesnt take up much space.

I recently started working with epoxy resin and I wanted to try out some new techniques. I didn't want to spend a fortune in case I didn't like it, but this is a good price point. They are super easy to use, but please remember that a little goes a long way. If you use too much, it can affect how the resin cures. It really does not take much to create a really cool tie dye effect.

I used these inks mixed with resin and pearl mica powders to create both of the pour art pieces in my pictures. In addition to the mica and resin, I used the regular white in both and in the colorful piece, I used the royal blue, purple and pink. The colors mixed really well and didn’t thicken the resin, which would have changed the way it pours. The royal blue was a nice vibrant color. The purple was a darker grayish color and the pink was bright.

Some of the colors weren’t even close to the label color or name. Purple was gray, fuschia was orange red, label on citrine was light green, ink was orange. Not vibrant like Ranger or Piñata inks. You get what you pay for here. And non refundable. Probably ok for beginners because the purpose is to learn how to control the inks.

It's important to state that this is my first use if alcohol inks. Alright I am a seasoned artist, I have nothing to compare this to. The bottles are sealed inside and need to be punctured. It's easy to pierce the side wall with the included tack/push pin. The colors are very true. They don't seem to "bloom" like Ranger inks do but I may not have applied them the same way I've seen other artists do. For the price, I definitely recommend for any artist starting out and wanting a nice variety.