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To book in the most efficient way, please follow these steps and reach out via email or direct message on Instagram with the following information. This will help me understand exactly what you’d like done:

1. Reference Images: Attach some images that capture the style or elements you’re looking for. Describe what you like about each one, and mention any specific details you want to include in your design.
2. Size: Let me know the approximate size in centimeters.
3. Placement: Specify where on your body you'd like it done, and include the size of the area.
4. Cover-Up (if applicable): If it's a cover-up, please include a clear photo of the area you want covered and the surrounding skin.

Once I have these details, I can provide an estimated cost and timeframe, and we can move forward from there!

 The healing process of your tattoo is a prominent decider of how well the ink
will hold. So it is very important to make sure you are educated on the process
and follow the recommendations that are provided
Tattoo Aftercare Guide

Taking care of your tattoo properly during the healing process is essential to ensure it holds well. Follow this guide to maximize your tattoo’s longevity and appearance.

1. Initial Wrap: Your tattoo will be wrapped after completion to prevent bacteria from entering the open wound. Keep this wrap on for 2-3 hours after leaving the studio.
2. Cleaning: Once you remove the wrap, expect some plasma, excess ink, and possibly a bit of blood. Before touching your tattoo:
   • Wash your hands thoroughly with antibacterial soap.
   • Gently rinse the tattoo with lukewarm water to clean off plasma or blood; leaving it on may lead to thick scabbing.
   • Pat dry with a paper towel—do not wipe.

1. Night Care: Make sure your bedding is freshly cleaned and try to avoid direct contact between the tattoo and your bedding or clothing.

1. Moisturise Sparingly: After a day of dry healing, apply a very thin layer of tattoo aftercare ointment (such as Tattoo Goo) once after washing your hands. Avoid over-moisturising as this can lead to bacterial growth.
2. Cleaning: Rinse with water only; avoid scented products.

1. Moisturising: Continue applying a thin layer of cream once or twice a day.
2. Showering: Shower as usual but avoid soaking the tattoo in water or keeping it under running water for extended periods.
3. Flaking/Scabbing: If flaking or scabbing begins, don’t pick at it—this is part of the natural healing process.

1. Healing: Scabs and flakes will continue, but everyone’s healing time varies. Avoid scrubbing or picking at scabs, as this may disrupt the ink.
2. Moisturising: Continue applying the aftercare ointment once or twice daily, based on your tattoo’s healing speed.

• Avoid soaking in baths, hot tubs, pools, etc.
• Do not shave over the tattoo.
• Do not scratch the tattoo.
• Do not let others touch your tattoo.
• Do not touch without washing your hands.
• Do not scrub the tattoo.
• Avoid tight clothing; wear loose clothing.
• Do not pick at scabs.
• Do not over-moisturise.
• Do not re-wrap the tattoo.
• Avoid direct sunlight for two weeks. After two weeks, use high SPF sunscreen to prevent fading.

Following these guidelines will help your tattoo heal properly and maintain its colour and detail. 

Enjoy your new ink!