Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right tattoo design for me?

Choosing the right tattoo design is a personal decision. We recommend considering your interests, personal style, and any meaningful symbols or images that hold significance to you. Our experienced artists can also provide guidance and help you create a custom design that suits your preferences.

What is the process for getting a tattoo or piercing at your studio?

To get a tattoo or piercing at our studio, you can either walk in or make an appointment. During the consultation, our artists will discuss your design ideas, placement, and size. Once you're satisfied with the design, our artists will clean the area, prepare the equipment, and begin the tattooing or piercing process.

How much does a tattoo or piercing cost?

The cost of a tattoo or piercing varies depending on factors such as size, complexity, and the artist's hourly rate. We provide personalised quotes during the consultation, taking into account your specific design and requirements.

Do I need to make an appointment, or can I walk in?

While we do accept walk-ins, however, we highly recommend making an appointment to ensure availability and to allow our artists to prepare for your specific design. Appointments also give you the opportunity to discuss your ideas in detail before the actual session.

How long does it take to get a tattoo or piercing?

The duration of a tattoo or piercing session depends on various factors, including the size, complexity, and placement of the design. Simple tattoos may take as little as 30 minutes, while larger or more intricate designs can require multiple sessions spanning several hours or even days. Piercing procedures typically take a few minutes.

Are your artists licensed and experienced?

Yes, all our artists are licensed professionals with extensive experience in the tattoo and piercing industry. They have undergone rigorous training and adhere to strict hygiene and safety standards.

What safety precautions do you take during the tattooing or piercing process?

We prioritize the safety and well-being of our clients. Our studio follows strict sterilisation protocols, including the use of single-use needles, disposable gloves, and sterile equipment. We maintain a clean and sanitised environment to minimise any risk of infection.

Can I bring my own design, or do you have a selection to choose from?

You are welcome to bring your own design, whether it's a sketch, photograph, or reference image. Our artists can work with you to refine and adapt your design to ensure it translates well into a tattoo. Please note that we do not copy other artists work. Additionally, we have a wide range of design portfolios available for inspiration and selection.

How do I take care of my tattoo or piercing after getting it done?

Aftercare instructions will be provided to you after your tattoo or piercing session. These instructions typically include cleaning and moisturising routines, avoiding direct sunlight, and refraining from swimming or submerging the area in water for a certain period. Following these instructions diligently will help ensure proper healing.

Do you offer touch-ups?

Yes, we offer touch-ups if necessary, but only if our aftercare products are used. We want you to be completely satisfied with your tattoo or piercing, so if any adjustments are needed, please let us know within 3 months of your tattoo, and we will be happy to accommodate you.

What is the age requirement for getting a tattoo or piercing?

You must be at least 18 to get a tattoo. Tattooing anyone under the age of 18 is illegal even with parental consent and could result the artists loosing their licence for life. For piercings, the age requirement may vary depending on the specific piercing. We strictly adhere to these regulations and will require identification to verify your age., We do not allow anyone under the age of 16 in the studio.

Can I bring a friend or family member with me during the procedure?

Unfortunately, we do not allow for anyone to accompany you during your tattoo or piercing. This is to ensure the safety and quality standards at our studio. If you require someone to accompany you for medical reasons, please inform us before booking.

Are there any health conditions that may prevent me from getting a tattoo or piercing?

Certain health conditions, such as compromised immune systems, bleeding disorders, or allergies to tattoo ink or metals, may affect your ability to get a tattoo or piercing. It's important to disclose any relevant medical information during the consultation, and our artists will assess whether it is safe to proceed.

How do I prepare for a tattoo or piercing appointment?

To prepare for your appointment, it's recommended to get a good night's sleep, eat a balanced meal, and stay hydrated. Avoid consuming alcohol or blood-thinning medications before your session. Additionally, wear comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the area being tattooed or pierced

Do you allow the use of numbing cream for those with low pain tolerance?

We do allow for the use of certain numbing creams, however, we advise you do a patch test each time 72 hours and 24 hours before your booking. This is to ensure you do not have any allergic reactions to the cream. If redness does occur on the day, unfortunately the appointment will have to be cancelled and will still be charged the full payment.

Can I see examples of your previous work or portfolios of your artists?

Absolutely! We encourage you to browse through our artists' portfolios, which showcase their previous work and demonstrate their unique styles and capabilities. This will give you a better idea of their expertise and help you choose an artist whose style aligns with your vision.

What types of piercings do you offer?

We offer a wide range of piercings, including but not limited to earlobe, cartilage, nose, eyebrow, lip, tongue and navel. We do also offer dermal piercings if booked in advance, If you would like specific jewellery, a deposit will need to be placed along with a surcharge for the jewellery.