- WE DO NOT DO PIERCINGS
- 1. How do I schedule a tattoo appointment?
Contact us through the website and we will email instructions on scheduling an in-person consultation to start the process. Come prepared with an idea of what you want and any visual references you have to share. This 15 minute consultation will be used to discuss those design ideas. If during the consultation you decide to schedule an appointment, I will then collect a non-refundable/non-transferable deposit of $150 to book your tattoo appointment. This deposit will be applied to the final cost of your tattoo. There is a $60 reschedule fee for all tattoo appointments.
- 2. When are appointments booked?
We book tattoo appointments Tuesdays through Saturdays starting at 1PM. In-person consultations are booked before those between 12PM and 1PM depending on availability and schedule. We will provide options in our first response to your inquiry.
- 3. How much will the tattoo cost?
The hourly rate for tattooing is $150 per hour or $250 per hour, depending on which artist you choose. Your specific tattoo price will depend on factors such as size, placement, complexity of design, and how many sittings it takes to complete it. Payment in full will be due at the end of each session. (Remember the nonrefundable/nontransferable deposit paid during your consultation is applied to the final cost of your tattoo.) We accept cash and credit cards however, there is a fee for processing through credit.
- 4. Do I get a drawing of my tattoo prior to my appointment?
No, sketches and drawings are not shared until ready to use on the first appointment.
- 5. Can an old tattoo be fixed or covered?
We are happy to touch up, or rework an old tattoo. However, not every tattoo is ideal for fixing or covering so we would schedule a consultation to determine whether this is possible.
- 6. Are tattoos painful?
Pain varies from person to person and on any given day but yes they cause pain. It can be compared to scratching a sunburn. The best thing to do is come rested, make sure to drink plenty of water and eat before you arrive.
- 7. How to care for your new tattoo?
It takes two people to ensure a good tattoo. One doing the work, and the one taking care of it.
SANIDERM, is our preferred, sterile bandage, that we use to bandage your tattoo. (Please Click on the Link)
If the bandage needs to be removed due to infection or an allergic reaction, please remove bandage and continue to step 4.
- For at least two weeks, minimize exposure to the sun. DO NOT submerge your tattoo under water. No swimming pools, hot tubs, bath tubs, lakes rivers, oceans, etc. You CAN get your tattoo wet when showering and washing your tattoo.
- Once bandage is removed, properly clean your tattoo. Wash using cool water and with a liquid, anti-bacterial had soap. Such as LIQUID GOLDEN DIAL HAND SOAP and rinse using cold water. Preferably air dry, or Pat dry, do NOT rub Dry with a soft, clean cloth, or paper towel.
- Sparingly, start with a little dab, apply lotion such as LUBRIDERM. Use Lubriderm like you would a moisturizer, spreading the lotion across the entire tattoo as far as the lotion will go. The tattoo shouldn’t feel greasy after the application, and should feel like moisturized skin.
- At first sign of infection, or an allergic reaction, it is your responsibility, as the client, to consult a health care practitioner and report any diagnosed infection, allergic reaction, or adverse reaction resulting from the tattoo to the tattoo artist, and to the Texas Department of State Health Services, Drugs and Medical Devices Group at: 1-888-839-6676,
- Please note, you must be 18 years of age with proper government-issued identification. We don’t tattoo if you are pregnant or breast-feeding.
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