Tattoo Policies
Washington State law prohibits tattooing anyone under 18 years old, even with parent permission.
Each artist sets their own prices. Your tattoo artist may quote you a flat rate, or an hourly rate. This depends on the size, location, and complexity of your tattoo.
We generally do not copy other tattoos or artwork without the original artist's permission. We will always try our best to create pieces that are custom and unique to you.
All appointments will require a deposit before the drawing is started. This deposit is NOT REFUNDABLE. It covers the artist's drawing time in the case of a no-show, but it also secures your appointment in our books. No appointment is made without a deposit. You will usually get to see your drawing before your appointment, and request any changes if necessary. You may reschedule up to 3 times before a new deposit is required.
You may bring someone with you for your appointment, as long as they do not create a distraction for your artist. No children under 16.
We are welcoming to all bodies, genders and identities, but not all ideologies. We do not tattoo any hate symbols, nor will we tolerate any disrespect or discrimination toward our artists, staff, or clients.
Piercing Policies
All piercing appointments require a deposit. Walk-ins are first-come, first served.
We only pierce with quality titanium or surgical steel jewelry. Our piercings are done by hand with a hollow needle. We do not use a piercing gun, as these can jam and cause unnecessary trauma to the skin.
We do not offer surface piecings, dermals, or genital piercings, nor are we trained to assist in jewelry changes for these types of peircings.
ALL PIERCINGS FOR MINORS UNDER THE AGE OF 18 REQUIRE A PARENT OR GUARDIAN SIGNATURE. No older siblings, friends, or other relatives. Both the parent and the minor must have current government IDs physically present. A photo or photocopy of your ID will not be accepted. If the last names on the IDs do not match, or if the minor does not have a government-issued ID, then other proof of guardianship must be provided, such as a birth certificate or court issued guardianship documents.
VALID FORMS OF ID INCLUDE:
Driver's license
State issued ID
Passport
Military ID
Green Card