Frequently Asked Questions

  • Unfortunately, no. It is a violation of Section 260.21 of New York State Penal Law to tattoo minors under the age of 18, even if they have parental consent.

  • Our shop opens for walk-ins from 12-7pm, everyday. If you need to come outside those hours, you can contact your artist directly and see if it works out for them.

    • Eat at least 3 hours in advance

    • Get a good night’s sleep

    • Moisturize your skin a few days in advance

    • Do not take blood thinners, antibiotics, or steroids

    • Do not consume alcohol or drugs

    • Shower

    • If you’re taking antibiotics or cortisone

    • If you’re pregnant or have been recently

    • If You’ve received a vaccination in the past 48 hours

    • If you have a vacation planned within a month that involves prolonged exposure to direct sunlight/water

    • If you are under the age of 18

    • If you are intoxicated or under the influence of drugs

    • If you do not provide government-issued identification

  • Under our artists pages we have instructions on how to book appointments with them. Some of our artists handle their own personal appointments, we will provide you with the best way of contacting them

  • The studio minimum is $100, however, some artists have their own minimum. Please contact them for more information.

  • The inks we use at the studio are Dynamic, Eternal and Solid Ink. According to their website they are vegan/animal cruelty free.

  • This is a common concern when it comes to fine-line tattoos. As long as you follow the aftercare instructions, you should be okay. If it fades, you can always come back in for a touch-up. Remember, it’s easier to add than to remove, if you want to keep it looking thin.

  • You can, but keep in mind that fingers/hands are a high-motion areas, it is very possible the tattoo will fade in a short period of time (sometimes 3 weeks to a month). Touch ups are available, but this is up to the artists discretion if there is a fee or not.