You can set up an appointment by contacting me through the website and sending a message with a description of the design, some photo reference, and your preferred days of the week (Tuesday-Saturday) to schedule.

I often spend a lot time preparing and designing the tattoo before you come to sit in the chair. Deposits help to ensure that you make it to your appointment. As well as me, to keep the time slot open for you because appointments will not be confirmed unless there is a deposit.

Make sure you are well rested and well hydrated. Please eat at least 30 minutes before your appointment, as well as a nice shower and bringing your headphones to help drown out the pain.

Please DO NOT use numbing cream, I beg you. Numbing cream changes the texture of the skin which will effect the healing process. Instead, I will be using a foam soap that has lidocaine in it which will ease the pain for you.

Yes, but it is never as bad as you think it will be. Depending on the spot, generally tattoo pain is around 3-4/10 on the pain scale. If tattoos hurt so badly, people wouldn’t be able to sit for so many hours at a time. Once you feel what it is like to get a tattoo, you will probably be addicted.

It is best to wear something that is comfortable and that you would not mind getting dirty. Tattooing is a messy job sometimes. Depending on where you are getting tattooed, keep in mind you want to be able to cover certain place. If you have concerns, please contact me about tips on what to wear.

A brand new tattoo will feel sore and tender in the first day or two. The tattoo may form a layer of dry skin or lightly scabby; this is completely normal. Do not pick at the scabs or scratch it. Always use non-scented soap and lotion for at least 2 weeks after getting the tattoo. Your tattoo will be fully healed within a month.