I love the Tim Holtz Distress Oxide inks! They make blending easy and make beautiful backgrounds. They also stay wet long enough to allow you to lighten or darken the color and if you are stamping, you can use embossing powder all before it dries.
I'm new to distress oxides. Adding a few colors as I can to my collection. Love this candied Apple color!
I love this color, and all Oxide inks! The coverage is great for regular stamping, also great for color blending paper AND also has a great oxidized effect with water. This is my favorite color at the moment, and it's true to its candy apple name! A very bright, bold RED.
This Distress Ink is very easy to work with and I like this color a lot.
distress oxide inks are magical, i'm sure i'll end up with all the colors... they blend beautifully, you can stamp with them (not so much with the distress inks), perfect for creating watercolor backgrounds
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I am wanting to purchase the oxide inks. 
In my opinion, you get the Distress Oxide Ink colors that you LIKE. Not necessarily the ones that match the Distress Inks, because they behave so differently. Look closely at the colors and make a decision based on what YOU use personally. I love the bright colors from Bundle Two *and* having Black Soot. But....AGAIN, take a look at what colors you tend to use and what you think you'd get the most use from. They're wonderful inks and so versatile.
By: papergrace
(26-Sep-17)
I have both sets of distress inks and oxide inks. I use all of them and some extras I picked up from the onset, because I wanted to just try them out. I love them all and use them all. I think you would like any set you bought or as many single colors as you like because they are the best inks on the market and all of the Tim Holtz products are quality products. I'm sure you will like which ever set you purchase. Best of luck, Jo.E.
By: joellzey1
(27-Sep-17)
