Pain tolerance varies from person to person, but most clients find tattoos to be manageable. The level of discomfort depends on factors such as the location of the tattoo and your pain threshold. I’ll make sure to take breaks during the session to ensure you're as comfortable as possible. Numbing creams can also be used if needed to reduce discomfort.

The cost of your tattoo depends on factors such as size, complexity, and placement. I offer personalized quotes based on the details of your design, so feel free to reach out and we can discuss your idea. I strive to offer competitive pricing while ensuring you get a high-quality piece of art.

To prepare for your tattoo session, make sure to get a good night’s sleep, stay hydrated, and avoid alcohol the day before your appointment, as it can thin your blood and make the tattoo process more difficult. You should also eat a solid meal before your session to avoid feeling light-headed.

After your tattoo, it's important to follow proper aftercare to ensure it heals well and retains its beauty. Keep it clean by washing it gently with mild soap and lukewarm water, then apply a thin layer of a healing ointment or lotion. Avoid picking at scabs, direct sunlight, and soaking in water (like swimming) for the first few weeks. I'll provide you with more detailed instructions to make sure your tattoo heals perfectly.

It typically takes around 2-4 weeks for the surface of the tattoo to heal, though deeper healing can take several months. It’s important to continue aftercare throughout this period to prevent infection and ensure the tattoo heals well. You’ll likely experience some peeling and itching as the tattoo heals.