SMP ink and traditional tattoo ink share some similarities, but there are important differences between them. SMP ink is specifically formulated to imitate the natural pigments found in human hair, allowing technicians to match the client's hair color and create a seamless blend with their natural hair. It can replicate the appearance of individual hair follicles, resulting in a highly realistic outcome. On the other hand, traditional tattoo ink does not offer the same level of realism since it cannot replicate the look of individual hair follicles.

The key distinction lies in SMP ink's ability to mimic natural pigments and recreate the intricacies of hair follicles, while traditional tattoo ink lacks this capability. This difference in formulation and outcome means that SMP ink is better suited for creating a realistic appearance, specifically for scalp micropigmentation. Traditional tattoo ink, while still used for various tattooing purposes, may not be able to achieve the same level of authenticity when it comes to mimicking the appearance of natural hair. You can read the complete blog here.

Ink2Scalp SMP Studios⁠ is specializes in Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP) treatments, offering individuals dealing with hair loss the chance to recreate the appearance of hair follicles, resulting in a closely cropped or denser look. It has successfully completed over 2500 treatments and served more than 1000 clients from both Canada and the United States. "Think SMP for Hair Loss" is a podcast by by Ink2Scalp SMP Studios.