Things to know
Congratulations on booking your new tattoo appointment! Make sure to bring a valid ID with you to your appointment. Here is some more information about my policies.
Deposit Policy
All tattoo deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable
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For multi-session tattoos, the deposit will be held as payment towards the last session of the tattoo.
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Deposits are required to hold your tattoo appointment place in my books and the entire deposit amount goes towards your final tattoo appointment. Deposit amounts are as follows.
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$100 ~ Non- Full day appointments
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$200~ Full-day appointments
A deposit will also be forfeited in the case of:
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You do not appear for a tattoo appointment;
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You cancel or reschedule an appointment without giving at least 48 hours notice;
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You arrive more than 15 minutes late to a tattoo appointment;
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You reschedule 2 or more times for any sessions of the same tattoo, regardless of notice;
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You fail to reschedule a new appointment within 30 days of a cancelled appointment;
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You arrive to a tattoo appointment under the influence of drugs or alcohol
Upon paying a deposit you acknowledge that you have read the policy and agree to the terms.
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I prioritize delivering a professional and focused experience to each client. As part of my commitment to excellence, I enforce the following deposit policy:
Reason for Deposit:
Working exclusively by appointment ensures that my full attention is dedicated to each client during their scheduled time. This policy is in place to mitigate the impact of no-shows or last-minute cancellations, which results in a lost day of work for me.
Deposit Amounts:
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$100 for Non-Full Day Appointments
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$200 for Full-Day Appointments
Deposit Application:
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All deposits are non-refundable and non- transferable.
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All of your deposit goes towards the cost of the tattoo.
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For multi-session tattoos, the entire deposit amount goes towards the cost of your final tattoo appointment.
Forfeiture of Deposit:
A deposit will be forfeited in the case of:
Failure to appear for a scheduled tattoo appointment.
Cancellation or rescheduling of an appointment without at least 48 hours notice. ( Life happens sometimes always make sure to let me know as quickly as possible if you can’t make your appointment.)
Arrival more than 15 minutes late to a tattoo appointment.
Two or more reschedules for any sessions of the same tattoo, regardless of notice.
Failure to reschedule a new appointment within 30 days of a canceled appointment.
Arrival to a tattoo appointment under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Acknowledgment:
By submitting a deposit, you acknowledge that you have read and agree to adhere to the terms of this deposit policy.
I appreciate your understanding and cooperation in maintaining a respectful and professional environment for both my clients and me. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to m
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PREPARING FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT
Eat Something!
This is probably the most important preparation you can do. Eating helps you relax and get comfortable for the tattoo. If you are sitting for a longer appointment, you may want to bring a small snack with you. Eating also helps to keep your blood sugar normal. Low blood pressure can contribute to a risk of passing out, so eat up! Just don’t drink up. You may think that getting drunk will give you “liquid courage” to get tattooed, but I cannot legally tattoo you if you are under the influence. Permanent choices are better made when sober.
Get Some Rest
Being well rested will also help keep you comfortable for your tattoo. You may be more irritable or find it harder to sit still if you are tired. Plan ahead so you are rested (and on time) for your appointment!
Wear Appropriate Clothing
Wear something that allows easy access to the part of the body you want to get tattooed. For example, if you are getting your leg tattooed, you may want to bring a pair of shorts to change into when you get to the shop.
No Sunburns
You will want to stay out of the sun before and after you get tattooed. Tattooing over a sunburn may not heal well because your skin is irritated to begin with. Try to stay out of the sun and it will help the outcome of your tattoo.