Please read carefully. These rules directly affect the quality of your tattoo.
Before the session
1. One week before the session, take care of your health. Avoid illness and food poisoning. Eat healthy to prevent skin inflammation.
Please also ensure your children are healthy and leave them at home on the session day.
2. On the day of the session, get enough sleep, it helps to endure the session better.
Do not drink coffee or energy drinks in the morning. Have a good breakfast.
3. Wear comfortable clothing suitable for the tattoo area. Be prepared for clothes to get dirty. Avoid light or bright colors, as they affect final photos. Avoid makeup.
4. Bring warm items such as a blanket, warm socks, or a jacket.
5. Bring food and snacks. Tattooing feels more painful when you are hungry.
6. Do not plan anything for the evening. Plan your way home in advance in case we finish around the midnight. Rushing affects quality.
7. Do not drive yourself to or from the session. Dizziness may occur after long sessions.
8. Payment is cash or bank transfer only on the session day.
Skin preparation
9. The skin must not be tanned. Protect the area from sun exposure before the session. It is not possible to work on tanned skin and get a good result. With the tanned skin we can not start the session.
10. One month before the session, moisturize the tattoo area daily, 1 to 2 times a day, using Bepanthen Plus, Nivea Soft, or CeraVe for dry skin.
11. If there are moles in the tattoo area, consult a dermatologist in advance. Large moles may need removal.
12. If there is excessive hair growth in the area, consider permanent hair removal (electro-epilation) in advance.
13. Two weeks and one week before the session, you may exfoliate the skin. Do not scrub or shave the area right before the session.
Following these rules helps ensure the best possible result and shows respect for my work.
questions for design
Please answer the following:
1. What is the mood and atmosphere of the idea?
2. What meaning does the tattoo have for you?
3. What emotions should it evoke?
4. What elements should be included?
5. What colors do you like and dislike?
6. If it is an animal, what emotion should be shown?
- Send some pictures of the references you like and some of my works with explanation what did you like there.
- Send a clear, well lit photo of the tattoo area, taken straight on.
The photo of the body part you planned for tattoo should be of good quality, perpendicular to the place, with good lighting (an example of an angle – like my photos of work)