Abstract: A pigment dispersion is disclosed incorporating a pigment selected from the group consisting of TiO2 (CI 77891), Blue 15 (CI 74160), Carbon black (CI 77266), Orange 64 (CI 12760), Red 202 (CI 73907), Red 254 (CI 56110), Yellow 151 (CI 13980), Yellow 180 (CI 21290), Blue 16 (CI 74100), Blue 60 (CI 69800), Green 36 (CI 74265), Green 7 (CI 74260), and any combination thereof, a solvent, for example, Hamamelis virginiana Extract, and at least one additive, for example, alkyl glycosides, and having low impurity content. Also disclosed is a tattoo ink including the pigment dispersion and methods of making the pigment dispersion.

Abstract: A pigment dispersion is disclosed incorporating a pigment selected from the group consisting of TiO2 (CI 77891), Blue 15 (CI 74160), Carbon black (CI 77266), Orange 64 (CI 12760), Red 202 (CI 73907), Red 254 (CI 56110), Yellow 151 (CI 13980), Yellow 180 (CI 21290), Blue 16 (CI 74100), Blue 60 (CI 69800), Green 36 (CI 74265), Green 7 (CI 74260), and any combination thereof, a solvent, for example, Hamamelis virginiana Extract, and at least one additive, for example, alkyl glycosides, and having low impurity content. Also disclosed is a tattoo ink including the pigment dispersion and methods of making the pigment dispersion.

Abstract: The container includes an ink well and a base for the ink well. The ink well has a side defining an open top. It also has a bottom surface. The base includes a base wall configured to receive the well. The base wall has an upper section surrounding and engaging the well side proximate the open top of the well. It also has a lower section extending downwardly from the upper section. The lower base wall section includes at least one set of spaced legs. The spaced legs define a recess adapted to receive a leg of another similarly shaped container in order to interlock the containers in various arrangements.

Abstract: An interlocking container for tattoo ink includes a body defining a reservoir for retaining ink and first and second spaced interlocking members, each having a particular size and shape. The members extend outwardly from the container and define a space therebetween adapted to receive a similarly shaped and sized interlocking member from another container. An assembly of containers arranged in many different configurations can be formed by interlocking multiple containers together.

Abstract: An improved container for dispensing liquid having a bottle and a mounting closure. The bottle has a top with a neck defining a mouth. The closure includes a hollow collar having a first section adapted to be received over the neck of the bottle and a second section having a protrusion. The closure includes a cap adapted to be received over the collar having an opening aligned with the protrusion. A first tamper-evident means is associated with the cap, while a second tamper-evident means is associated with the collar.

Abstract: A disposable container for a cosmetics preparation or the like has a generally cylindrical body defining a reservoir for retaining the contents of the container, a base and a cap. The base has a bottom surface. At least one member extends radially from the bottom surface of the base. A layer of adhesive is provided on the bottom surface of the base, but not on the under surface of the radially extending member. A removable protective layer is situated over the adhesive layer. The protective layer has a radially extending portion aligned with the member radially extending from the base. The radially extending base member increases the stability of the container, facilitates removal of the cap from the container body and provides for easy removal of the protective sticker from the adhesive layer.

Abstract: A disposable container for a cosmetics preparation or the like has a generally cylindrical body defining a reservoir for retaining the contents of the container, a base and a cap. The base has a bottom surface. At least one member extends radially from the bottom surface of the base. A layer of adhesive is provided on the bottom surface of the base, but not on the under surface of the radially extending member. A removable protective layer is situated over the adhesive layer. The protective layer has a radially extending portion aligned with the member radially extending from the base. The radially extending base member increases the stability of the container, facilitates removal of the cap from the container body and provides for easy removal of the protective sticker from the adhesive layer.

Abstract: A single use, disposable container for tattoo ink has a generally cylindrical body defining a reservoir for retaining tattoo ink, a base and a cap. The base has a bottom surface. At least one member extends radially from the bottom surface of the base. A layer of adhesive is provided on the bottom surface of the base, but not on the under surface of the radially extending member. A removable protective layer is situated over the adhesive layer. The protective layer has a radially extending portion aligned with the member radially extending from the base. The radially extending base member increases the stability of the container, facilitates removal of the cap from the container body and provides for easy removal of the protective sticker from the adhesive layer.