FAQ BEST TATTTOO ARTIST IN GOA INDIA
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We’re happy to take walk-ins when we can, but we can’t guarantee availability. It’s probably a good idea to make an appointment. If you have a custom tattoo in mind, or just an idea, this allows a little time for you to talk to the artist and for the artist to draw for the tattoo. We offer free design consultations with an artist, but recommend scheduling these in advance to allow both you and the artist the time to plan for this meeting. It is best to bring any and all references to this meeting to help the artist understand your vision most accurately.
Just give us a call or stop by the shop to schedule a consultation. When you meet with the artist (don’t forget to bring print-outs of any reference materials with you), we’ll be happy to set up an appointment for you.
Yeah, of course. If you’re not in Goa, or can’t stop by for any other reason, shoot us an email at [email protected] Let us know when you can be at the studio and if you had a particular artist in mind. And please be as detailed as you can about your tattoo. Tell us where you want it, how big it should be, and anything else we should know. If you can attach pictures we should see for reference, that helps, too.
We sure do. While most shops are cash-only, we understand that less people travel or carry cash, and so we are set up to accept all major credit cards for your convenience.
If you feel like the artist did a good job and provided you with what you wanted, then sure, a tip would be appropriate.
It is, and all of our artists and piercers have the required state certification. In addition to being licensed, our artists take their stations extremely serious ensuring that cleanliness and sterilization is our top priority. If you have not had a chance to visit our shop, we invite you to see, first hand, the measures our team has taken to be clean and professional.
We advise against it. Your body is already stressed enough as it is, so we suggest waiting. You should talk about it with your doctor.
No, we won’t tattoo anyone who’s been drinking. We want you to make a decision about your tattoo when you’re in the clearest state of mind. Alcohol thins the blood, which means you’ll bleed more while getting your tattoo, and it also makes it less likely that you’ll sit still. Let’s wait until you’re sober.
That’s your call, but please be aware that it could make things a little harder on your artist. Creams will change the texture of your skin and affect how well your skin takes ink. They also get wiped off pretty quickly as the artist does the work, so they don’t even work that well. Again, it’s your call, but we’d advise against it.
Yeah, of course. If you’re not in Goa, or can’t stop by for any other reason, shoot us an email at [email protected] Let us know when you can be at the studio and if you had a particular artist in mind. And please be as detailed as you can about your tattoo. Tell us where you want it, how big it should be, and anything else we should know. If you can attach pictures we should see for reference, that helps, too.
That will depend on how long it takes the artist to complete the work, though we do have a INR 1000 Inch, minimum for any tattoo. When you come by for a consultation, we’ll give you an estimate. If it’s something really big like a sleeve or a back piece, we charge by the piece because it’s tough to estimate how long something like that will take. Larger pieces are usually done in sessions, usually 3 to 4 hours each, and we can spread those out as far as you’d like, so the cost is spread out, too.
Again, yes, some of our artists do. We don’t guarantee these tattoos, though, because there is a chance that an inner lip tattoo will fade or blur considerably over time. Come talk to us about it.
Of course. We do cover-ups and touch-ups all the time. An artist will be happy to look at your existing tattoo and help put together a plan for what can be done to cover it up. Remember, though, that the darker and bolder the existing tattoo, the more difficult it is to “cover it up,” and that your new tattoo will always be bigger than the original one. Should our artist deem that the intensity of your existing tattoo risk the quality of a cover-up, we can refer you to a local removal artist who can perform a few quick sessions to break up the existing ink, and allow for a better cover-up tattoo.
It hurts. It’s hard to tell you how much it hurts because it varies so much between different people, but you’re definitely going to feel it. The better you feel when you arrive – being well rested, having eaten something, being hydrated, staying relaxed – the better you’ll be able to sit through your session.
Again, that varies from person to person, but the pain you’ll feel in the most painful spot isn’t much different from the pain you’ll feel in the least painful spot. The best advice we can give you is to get the tattoo where you want it.
Yes. We take a lot of pride in having a clean and well-cared-for shop, and we’ll take every precaution with you. Be aware, though, that there is a risk of infection if you do not properly care for your tattoo.