on saleNoodler's Rose Coral - Ink Sample

I am not a huge fan of this pink for writing. As a red, I would prefer Noodler's Ottoman Rose or De Atrementis Red Roses. As a pink, I would prefer J. Herbin's Rose Cyclamen. Granted, Rose Cyclamen is has a lot more blue than this magenta. I didn't notice anything special about this ink. Other than being a little bright for me I have no problems. Can't tell if this is scented or if I didn't clean my pen well enough after De Atrementis Red Roses. Pleasant scent if it is.

Order was filled immediately and the product's expectation was very good....please repeat for all the samples and the pens....will buy again....

I bought this ink to mix with other simple Noodler's ink colors like Navajo Turquoise, Noodler's Yellow and Black to make my own blues, reds, oranges and greens. The first blend I made includes Navajo Turquoise, Shah's Rose and Noodler's Black, resulting in my current favorite blue-black ink. It is very well behaved, my perfect balanced blue, neither purple nor teal, and dark without being so dark I can't see blue. The next color I mixed was with Noodler's Yellow and Shah's Rose to make a pure, clean, not too pale orange. It behaves well with my extra fine Esterbrook nib.When I mix inks, I go carefully -- I first make a very small sample and set it aside for a few days to verify that the inks do not react badly with each other before I fill any pens.Being able to mix my own fp ink colors is great, but I will continue to look for Nathan's specialty blends -- anything with unique properties that simple ingredients would never produce.

I thought this color was beautiful! A great magenta-pink. Mixed 9:1 with Rattler Red gives the exact same color as Iroshizuku Momiji but not necessarily the same performance.

I'm not a pink person. However, I needed an endurable pink for a pink pen (oi) and hoped for one that wouldn't hurt me. (I fulfilled a promise.) I'm happy. This color is actually pleasant. For someone who doesn't much care for pink, I am ok with this ink.