Frequently Asked Questions

  • My flash designs have prices listed for their recommended/minimum size on an arm or leg placement. Other placements such as ribs, chest, back, etc are usually $100 extra.

    I can always give an accurate quote if you provide me as much information as possible! When inquiring please know what you want, where you want it, and how big you want it in centimeters.

  • I handle inquiries through Instagram DMs and a booking form that leads to emailing. Filling out a booking form is definitely the easiest way!

  • You’ll fill out a booking form and tell me what your custom idea is to the best of your ability. Then, I’ll get back to you with a quote and we will figure out a date. Then the deposit is paid - your appointment isn’t yours until a deposit is made.

    You will not get to see the design until the day of the appointment. This is to protect my art from theft, getting fed to generative AI, and to protect your tattoo design from the unsolicited opinions of family and friends. Any tweaks and changes you need will be made on the day of your appointment.

  • If you are seeing it, yes it is available! Unavailable designs are taken down from public view.

  • You are welcome to bring your own and I can apply it after your tattoo and offer aftercare instructions, but I do not have second skin to apply to your tattoo once it is done. I prefer glad wrap for wrapping up tattoos when they’re done and having you take it off when you get home and have a rinse in the shower, following with aftercare cream for a few days.

  • That depends. Some people ask me to use numbing cream for a first tattoo and that answer is always no, because they always severely overestimate the pain of a tattoo. I am more okay with numbing cream for those who have had and understand the pain. I’ve used it myself before too!

    It is important to know that numbing cream usually only provides 3 hours of relief, tops. And when that three hours is up and I’m still tattooing you, you will feel the all of the pain suddenly with no adrenaline pumping to dull it.

    Finally, I do not provide numbing cream. You will need to purchase it yourself (Toochi is the best in my opinion) and please spot test on yourself at least a day before to see if your skin reacts. It’s not uncommon to get a reaction such as a rash or a burn, which will tell you you should absolutely not use it. Numbing cream costs around $40 for a single use tube.

  • As of right now, the only coloured ink I have is red, pink, and blue, used only for accents or just colour linework. I am happy to recommend artists who specialise in colour that can realise your vision better.