How Booking Works & FAQs
How can I book a tattoo?
Fill out the inquiry form and you will recieve a response if your idea is chosen.
You'll recieve a quote and a calendar link to hold your appointment and $250 deposit.
Once your appointment is booked, you'll recieve an email for everything to expect leading up to and during your tattoo.
Designs are shown at the appointment so changes can be made together.
What is your pricing?
Half days (>4 hours) $950
Full days (4+ hours) $1800
One saturday per month walk ins available for smaller designs, quoted per piece.
Due to the details in my work, most projects take about 4 hours.
I'm willing to trade skill sets such as wood working/jewelry making, clothes tailoring or plant medicine journeys for tattoos. Fill out the inquiry form and we can discuss via email a fair trade.
Are you having a flash waitlist again?
Not a waitlist but you can ask for flash through the inquiry form. If you send three of your favorite past designs, I'll design a few options with those in mind. Otherwise the book will have up to 20 options to choose from.
What is the aftercare process for tattoos?
Depending on the size and technique of the tattoo, you may be given either saran wrap or second skin wrap.
Saran Wrap
Remove the wrap 2-4 hours after.
Wash with antibacterial soap such as Gold Dial or Baby Johnsons.
Pat dry with a paper towel and let it airdry for at least 30 minutes before applying a THIN layer of frangrance free lotion.
Aveeno is recommended.
Repeat process twice a day for two weeks after.
Keep your tattoo clean during the healing process.
Saniderm
Remove the bandage 1-4 days after. The longer you can keep it on the better. Do NOT exceed 4 days.
The saniderm holds in blood and plasma that would be the scab. This means it is going to look like the tattoo is “leaking”. This is completely normal and good for your tattoo. The goop will come off.
Remove bandage in the shower under as lukewarm water. It's best to peel a corner along your skin and try not to pull up off your skin. Slower is better in this case. Wash with antibacterial soap such as Gold Dial or Baby Johnsons using fingers.
If adhesive is not coming off use a natural oil (coconut oil or vaseline) and with your fingers gently rub the oil over the ahesive until it loosens, repeat soap and water.
Pat dry with a paper towel and let it airdry for at least 30 minutes before applying a THIN layer of frangrance free lotion.
I recommend Aveeno.
The longevety of your tattoo depends heavily on the healing process.
Do not soak your new tattoo for atleast three weeks after your appointment,
this means no hot tubs, bath tubs, or swimming in bodies of water.
Showers are fine so long as you are not submerging your tattoo in water.
Do not scratch or itch your new tattoo - Slapping it should sting it enough to take the itch out.
Please use SPF 50 or higher anytime your tattoo is exposed to sunlight.
Touch ups can be scheduled 8 weeks after tattoo but wait until week 6 to determine if your tattoo needs one as some variation can occur during the healing process.
Most tattoos in my style do not need a touchup due to the techniques I use. But I want you to be happy with your ink, email me if unsure. [email protected]