TATTOOING YOU

All Tattooing is carried out under hygienic conditions All needles are pre-packaged and sterile and are used once and then disposed of by incineration.
Colours are dispensed into a plastic pallet which is also only used once then disposed of by incineration.

Once you have a new tattoo, taking care of it is very important, however, tattoos do heal and look different from one person to the next.

Basically the less scabbing the better it will look once healed, but there is no real control over the scabbing, therefore a tattoo on one person may look bright and vibrant but on the next may look a bit washed out and not so crisp. This can be helped greatly by re-colour after 10 weeks, which will incur a charge depending on the amount of re-colour needed.

As previously mentioned Tattoos heal differently from one person to the next and the odd person may have an allergic reaction to the colour which may become swollen and sore. If you suffer from allergies or sensitive skin then it will be neccessary to have a patch test first.

Does it hurt

The outline burns a little, and can feel like being scratched or stung, the filling in with colour or black is much less noticeable and can actually feel quite relaxing on some areas of the body.

Some people may feel a bit light headed but this is quite rare, eating an hour or so before having a tattoo will increase your body's energy levels and help cope with any discomfort.