You book easiest through our booking form here.

A consultation is not always necessary for a tattoo. However, when a consultation is required, it allows the tattoo artist to better understand the customer’s design preferences and any additional information needed for a successful tattoo. In essence, a consultation helps the artist book the customer with confidence, ensuring both parties are on the same page.

All artists have their style and therefore it can be good for you to look through what the artist has done in the past to get an idea of what he/she likes and can do. If you are still insecure about your choice, choose ‘I’m not sure’ on the booking request form and we’ll guide you to the right person.

We only tattoo people who are 18 years old or older. Even with parents’ approval.

To prepare for a tattoo appointment, make sure you eat a proper meal beforehand, get a good night’s sleep, and avoid alcohol for at least 24 hours before the session. Abstain from using drugs as well. 

Read more: How to prepare for your session

Tattoo pain varies from person to person, but generally, yes, it does involve some discomfort. Nevertheless, it’s essential to be prepared to endure the discomfort.

If necessary, you can bring one person with you to your tattoo appointment. However, it’s often best to come alone unless you’re getting matching tattoos.

It’s not advisable to bring babies or children to a tattoo studio due to safety concerns and the studio’s environment. The tattoo area may not be safe for kids, and the reception may lack space for a baby stroller.

Unfortunately, pets are not allowed in the tattoo studio due to health and safety guidelines. Exceptions may be made for service dogs, but it’s crucial to inform the studio in advance to accommodate clients or artists with allergies.

You’re welcome to visit the studio and inquire about available artists for drop-in appointments. If no slots are available, the studio will do their best to schedule an appointment at the earliest convenient time with your preferred artist.

Yes, you can get a tattoo while taking blood thinners, but it’s essential to consult with your tattoo artist and ensure they are aware of this.

• If you have a contagious disease like HIV or hepatitis, you must inform the studio by law.
• Other medical conditions like asthma or diabetes can also affect the tattoo process, so it’s helpful to disclose such information in advance for the artist’s awareness.