Tattoo
To book your appoiment you need to make a deposit of $50
The deposit will go towards your services
General tattoo aftercare
(Your artist may give specific instructions, but these are standard practices.)
Immediately After
-Keep the protective wrap/bandage on for the recommended time (2–24 hours).
-Wash hands before touching the tattoo.
-Gently wash tattoo with fragrance-free antibacterial soap and lukewarm water.
Healing Stage (Days 1–14)
-Pat dry with a clean towel or paper towel (don’t rub).
-Apply a thin layer of approved ointment (Aquaphor, A&D, or a tattoo-specific balm).
-Avoid heavy creams, Vaseline, or anything that suffocates the skin.
-Don’t scratch or pick at scabs/flakes.
Long-Term Care
-Moisturize daily.
-Always use sunscreen (SPF 30+) when exposed to sunlight.
-Stay hydrated and healthy to maintain skin quality.
Preparing for your tattoo appointment
-Hydrate & Moisturize your skin leading up to the appointment (but not the same day with lotion).
-Eat a full meal before your session to avoid dizziness or fainting.
-Avoid alcohol, aspirin, and blood thinners 24 hours prior (they increase bleeding).
-Wear comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the tattoo area.
-Bring snacks and water for long sessions.
-Get enough sleep the night before.
-Clean the area (shave gently if needed, unless your artist prefers to do it).
-Mentally prepare – tattoos can be uncomfortable, but manageable.
Type of tattoo service
Traditional Tattoos
-Bold lines, limited color palette, classic style.
-Often simpler aftercare compared to heavy realism because less trauma is done to the skin.
Black & Grey Tattoos
-Done with diluted black ink to create shading and gradients.
-Usually heals a bit faster than color tattoos.
Color Tattoos
-Use multiple pigments, often requiring more sessions.
-May need extra sun protection long-term (colors fade faster in sunlight).
Fine Line / Minimalist Tattoos
-Delicate, thin lines; very trendy.
-More prone to fading or blurring, so aftercare and touch-ups are extra important.
Realism / Portrait Tattoos
-Highly detailed, often large-scale.
-Healing may take longer due to the depth of shading and layering.
Cover-Ups
-Done to hide or transform an old tattoo.
-Aftercare is crucial since the skin is often reworked heavily.
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