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Replacement For Diamine Majestic Blue


iruciperi

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Hi, friends.

 

 

Diamine Majestic Blue is one of my favorite blue ink. It is deeper than Waterman Florida Blue, and more saturated and vibrant than most blue-black inks out there.

 

The only problem of it is that, it is too thick to have a flawless ink flow in most pens. I prefer smooth pens, and the ink is too sensitive to a little tiny bit of baby's bottom.

 

I've almost finished a 80ml bottle of it, and I think I should move to another blue ink that has similar color, but less thicker than it.

 

 

Do you have any suggestion?

 

 

Thank you in advance.

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I would recommend adding a little bit of water to make it dryer than adding anything to make it wetter. It's a very saturated ink and gets more saturated if you leave it in pens for long periods. It can stand watering down slightly.

 

If it's taken you a while to empty your 80ml bottle, then it might have concentrated by sitting in the half empty bottle too.

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