FAQs
How long is my healing time?
Tattoos will be fully healed within 4 weeks, smaller pieces may take slightly less time to heal. After-care information can be found here.
How do I take care of my tattoo?
Tattoos must be cleaned twice a day with antibacterial soap, and aftercare cream must be applied after cleaning. Full aftercare instructions can be found liked on the home page.
How do I book an appointment?
Booking can be made through the email form on the home page, or contacting me directly through Instagram.
How do I prepare for my appointment?
Eating a full meal before being tattooed is crucial to help stabilise your blood sugar during the appointment and help with slow releasing energy. You must also be well hydrated to reduce the risk of fainting or dizziness. Keep your skin well moisturised and get a full nights sleep the night before your appointment.
Do I need to pay a deposit?
Yes, deposits will be needed in order for the booking to be completed and are non-refundable.
How much does a tattoo cost?
Each piece will be priced accordingly, based off time it will take, placement and size.
Do tattoos hurt?
Yes, tattoos do hurt, but each person will react differently. Pain scale varies for every person and you must factor in size and placement, as this can affect the pain of the tattoo.
Can I use numbing cream?
Yes of course! As long as it is applied an hour before the appointment start time and you have let me know, it’s completely fine to use.
Do you offer free touch-ups?
Yes, I offer one free touch up on all pieces, any additional touch ups afterwards will be prices at my minimum charge.
What should I wear to my appointment?
Anything comfortable for you and that allows easy access to the tattoo placement area.
What do I need to bring to my appointment?
Bring along a valid ID, any photo references you would like to show me and any snacks and drinks you may want during the appointment!
Can I drink alcohol before my appointment?
No, you should not drink alcohol 24 hours before getting a tattoo. Alcohol thins your blood, causes excessive bleeding, and dehydrates you, which makes it harder for the me to work and results in poorer ink retention. It can also cause excessive pain to you during the process.