Flash day — Sat 26 July/Walk-ins from 11:00 sharp/Cash only for flash/One piece per person/18+ · ID required/Consultation first, always/Flash day — Sat 26 July/Walk-ins from 11:00 sharp/Cash only for flash/One piece per person/18+ · ID required/Consultation first, always/
Fine-line · Blackwork · Japanese traditional · Dotwork
We do serious work and we treat it seriously. Custom pieces only, consultation first, and consent and aftercare handled like part of the art — not the paperwork you sign on the way in. No express-yourself filler. Come with a real idea, leave with a real tattoo.
Pre-drawn designs, one sitting each. Sheet goes up at 11:00 sharp — first come, first served, no holds by DM. Cash only for flash. One piece per person. Every design is tattooed once: no repeats, no photos of the sheet, no "can you just change this bit."
Sitting slots3 open · 6 filling
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03 / Consent & aftercareRead it before you book
Every session begins with a form and a conversation. You read it, you sign it, you can stop at any point. Nothing goes on your skin that you didn't clearly agree to — sober, informed, unhurried.
Age & ID
Strictly 18+. No parental consent, no exceptions, no "my birthday's next week." Bring a government photo ID to every appointment — first session and touch-ups alike. We do not tattoo anyone drunk, high, or pressured into it. If you're not sure today, come back when you are.
Aftercare
Leave the wrap on for 3–4 hours. Don't peek.
Wash with clean hands and unscented soap. Pat dry, never rub.
Thin layer of fragrance-free balm, twice a day. Thin means thin.
No pools, saunas, gym, or direct sun for two weeks.
It will scab and flake. Do not pick, scratch, or "help" it.
Patch test & allergies
Reds, colours, and some white inks can trigger reactions. Sensitive skin or a history of pigment allergy? Book a patch test at least two weeks before your session. Tell your artist about medication, pregnancy, or skin conditions before the needle touches you. We'd rather delay a piece than rush a bad one.