HOW TO BOOK

In the world of fine line tattoos, delicate linework takes center stage, meticulously crafted with precision using specialized small needle cartridges to achieve that sought-after softer aesthetic.

At this time, I am not offering fully color designs.  Though color tattoos are beautiful, my brain in the art realm translate best in the black & grey sessions! 

After your appointment is approved:

You will receive notification of your session’s approval via text/email.  Once approved, your deposit will be drafted using the card given when booking.  Be sure to have completed all Liability Release Forms & Waivers.  Kindly keep an eye on your “Junk” email folder, the studio email tends to get filtered please be mindful of this!  I will be in touch with design previews at least 1 week prior to your session.  Designs must be finalized prior to your scheduled appointment time to ensure all parties are fully prepared for the day.

Appointment time:

You'll be presented with, but not limited to, 4 sizing options based on your desired size (up to 4 inches). I'll be ready to start as soon as you arrive. Feel free to ask for extra time to discuss future ideas or if you have any questions before we begin.

Cash & card (+tax on card purchases) are the current accepted forms of payment.

Taking care of your fine line tattoo requires a special approach. Here's a guide to ensure your tattoo heals happily:

1. Keep bandaged for a minimum of 24 hours (those who safely prolong wear often see better results).
2. After removing the bandage, wash your tattoo twice daily with warm water and unscented, antibacterial soap.
3. Keep your tattoo moisturized with unscented ointment. Proper hydration is crucial for healing, as neglecting this step could result in parts of your tattoo fading away.

Continue with your after-care routine for 14 days.  You may need to add some moisture to your skin following this period to help with any residual flaking.  At 4 weeks, you are fully healed.

Think of tattoos as pretty scratches. Your body is in the process of healing an open wound, so expect it to feel similar. 

• Underneath your bandage, you might notice your ink appearing different than it did a few hours ago. Don't worry, this is completely normal. It's like when you scrape your knee and it gets a bit 'juicy' – it's just your body releasing lymph and excess ink. Once you hit your tattoo with a good rinse, all will be back to normal. Some people experience this more than others, but it's all part of your body's natural healing process.
• You might notice your tattoo getting a bit dry and forming scabs. To prevent this, make sure to keep your tattoo extra moisturized during the first 14 days after getting inked. By the time you hit the 4-week mark, your tattoo should be fully healed, and you shouldn't see any more peeling.

Yes!  Visit the “Services” tab of my webpage to purchase!

- Select “BOOK NOW”.

- Select the menu tab of the redirected page & continue into the “ABOUT“ page. 

- Here you will be able to purchase the online gift certificate!