About Us

Absolutely, tattoos are generally safe when performed by professional tattoo artists who adhere to stringent health and safety guidelines. At InkScape Tattoo Studio, we prioritize your well-being by following all local and international safety protocols. Here are some key points:

• Quality Inks: We use only the highest quality, cruelty-free inks that are safe for the skin and long-lasting.

• Sterile Environment: Our studio is cleaned and sterilized regularly, and all equipment is either single-use or sterilized between sessions.

• Licensed Artists: Our tattoo artists are certified and undergo regular training on health and safety procedures.

• Personal Protective Equipment: Our artists wear gloves and masks during the procedure to minimize the risk of contamination.

• Client Consultation: We offer consultations to discuss any allergies or skin sensitivities you may have to ensure your safety and comfort.

However, it is crucial to follow aftercare instructions to prevent infection and achieve the best results. If you have specific health concerns or skin conditions, it is advised to consult with a healthcare provider before getting a tattoo.

The experience of getting a tattoo can vary from person to person and is influenced by a variety of factors such as individual pain tolerance, the location of the tattoo, and the tattoo's size and complexity. Here are some points to consider:

• Pain Threshold: Everyone's pain threshold is different. What might be a minor discomfort for one person could be more painful for another.

• Tattoo Location: Some areas of the body are more sensitive than others. For instance, tattoos on bony areas like the ribs or elbows generally hurt more than those on fleshy parts like the arms or thighs.

• Artist's Technique: The skill and technique of the tattoo artist can also affect the level of discomfort. At InkScape Tattoo Studio, our artists are trained to make the process as comfortable as possible.

• Distractions: We offer a comfortable atmosphere where you can listen to music or engage in conversation to distract yourself from the sensation.

• Anesthetic Options: While we don't generally use anesthetics, some topical numbing agents can be applied if you're particularly concerned about the pain. Consult your artist for options.

It's worth noting that many people find the experience less painful than they initially expected, describing the sensation more like a series of rapid pinpricks or a scratching feeling.

The cost of a tattoo at InkScape Tattoo Studio can vary widely depending on several factors. We aim to provide quality work that's fairly priced, and we have a pricing guide to give you an idea of what you can expect. Here are the key variables that can influence the final cost:

• Design Complexity: Intricate designs with lots of details will generally cost more than simpler ones.

• Color vs. Black and Grey: Full-color tattoos are often more expensive than black and grey pieces due to the extra time and ink involved.

• Size: The larger the tattoo, the more it will cost.

• Artist Experience: Rates can vary based on the experience level of the artist you choose.

• Location on the Body: Some areas require more skill and time, which could affect the price.

• Custom Work: If you're looking for a custom-designed piece, the artist will often charge for the time spent designing in addition to the time spent tattooing.

Here are our general pricing guidelines:

• Black and Grey Tattoos: Starting at $150 per hour
• Color Tattoos: Starting at $200 per hour
• Portrait Tattoos: Starting at $250 per hour
• Geometric and Mandala Designs: Starting at $180 per hour
• Cover-ups and Tattoo Repair: Price varies, please consult
• Piercings: Starting at $50

Note: All prices are subject to change and may vary based on the complexity and size of the design.

To get an accurate quote, we recommend booking a consultation with one of our artists to discuss your specific tattoo ideas and requirements.