COVER UP YOUR TATTOOS WITH SOMETHING YOU'RE PROUD OF

Yes! While appointments are recommended, we welcome walk-ins whenever possible. Availability depends on the day and the tattoo artists’ schedules.

Our studio minimum is $80. The final price depends on the size, detail, and placement of your design, as well as your artist’s experience.

Your artist will provide a specific estimate based on your vision.

Get a good night’s rest, eat a meal beforehand, and stay hydrated. Avoid alcohol and excessive caffeine before your appointment.

For long sessions we recommend bringing some comfort items like comfy clothes, a blanket if you tend to get cold, a book, etc. Feel free to bring snacks – there is a fridge available for clients.

Our team provides aftercare instructions to ensure proper healing. Tattoos typically take about four weeks to heal, while piercings vary based on placement.

No, we don’t offer laser tattoo removals. However, we specialize in expert cover-up work, transforming old or unwanted tattoos into fresh new designs. Our skilled tattoo artists can work with you to create a new piece that seamlessly integrates with or conceals your existing ink.Toggle Content

Keep in mind getting a tattoo is never a painless experience. Depending on placement of the tattoo the pain level will vary.

Places like the lower parts of the arms and legs are very doable for a longer period of time. Places like the front and back of the joints, the insides of the upper arm and leg, the feet, the neck and head areas are very sensitive, and the sessions on those spots are usually more intense.

Try to keep communicating with your tattoo artist during the session and ask them for advice on how to handle yourself during a session.

We advice our customers to eat well, sleep well and bring snacks to the session.

It’s perfectly normal to want to bring a friend or family member with you. However It is strongly suggested that you refrain from doing this as no doubt this will be a distraction for the artist. Very often it happens that your friends and family want to chip in with their opinion on your tattoo that is going on your body.

Once this happens, you can’t be surprised if the artists asks them to return to the waiting area, especially if it becomes clear that your friends or family members are affecting your ability to decide certain aspects of your tattoo.

If there are things you are not sure about concerning the design then ask the artist. It is their design and their job to know what works best. Keep in mind most studio’s aren’t very large in size, so usually entourage will be asked to leave when the session starts.