Absolutely! Every needle is brand new, sterilized, individually packaged, and disposed of safely immediately after your tattoo session.
Absolutely! Every needle is brand new, sterilized, individually packaged, and disposed of safely immediately after your tattoo session.
All needles come pre-packaged and sterilized from certified suppliers. We use single-use, disposable needles and tubes to guarantee sterility and safety every time.
We adhere to strict standards set by Health Canada, including sterilization protocols, surface disinfection between clients, single-use supplies, and regular staff training in Bloodborne Pathogens and Infection Prevention & Control.
Of course. Your artist will always open needle packages in front of you before starting the tattoo.
Tattoo stations are thoroughly sanitized with hospital-grade disinfectants between each client. All disposable items are discarded properly, and reusable equipment is sterilized using approved methods.
Gloves are single-use and changed frequently during each procedure to prevent any cross-contamination. Your artist will always wear fresh gloves while setting up, tattooing, and cleaning.
Yes, our studio is regularly inspected by public health authorities to ensure compliance with all health and safety regulations.
Follow your tattoo artist’s aftercare instructions carefully. Keep your new tattoo clean, moisturized, and protected from contaminants.
If you have any additional questions, feel free to ask your artist. Your safety and comfort are always our top priority.
Tattoo prices vary depending on size, detail, placement, and style. I offer free consultations to discuss your idea and provide an accurate quote. Learn more.
You can book through the contact form on the website or reach out via Instagram or email. A deposit is required to confirm your spot. Book now.
I mostly work by appointment, but I occasionally have time for small walk-ins. Follow my Instagram stories for same-day availability. Book now.
Pain levels vary depending on the area of the body and your personal tolerance. Most people describe it as uncomfortable but manageable.
Get a good night’s sleep, stay hydrated, and eat a solid meal beforehand. Bring snacks or an energy drink to keep your energy up during your session. Bonus points if you bring me snacks too.
Gloves are single-use and changed frequently during each procedure to prevent any cross-contamination. Your artist will always wear fresh gloves while setting up, tattooing, and cleaning.
I focus on black and grey realism, fine line, cover-ups, and symbolic illustrative work—but I’m always open to exploring other styles. View Portfolio.
Yes, I offer cover-ups and reworks. Send me a clear photo of your existing tattoo and we’ll discuss what’s possible. Contact now.
You’ll receive full aftercare instructions at the end of your session, including tips for healing and keeping your tattoo looking great long-term.
Absolutely. I specialize in turning regret into really nice roses, skulls, or anything that isn’t your ex’s name.
Then you’ll be the fifth person this year. Don’t worry—we’ll catch you and maybe post a tasteful meme (with your permission, of course).
Friends and moms—sure. Dogs? Only if they have a portfolio and are chill.
Only if you want your blood to flow like a Quentin Tarantino movie. So, no—save the shots for after, and avoid alcohol and drugs for at least 24 hours before your tattoo.
That’s fine. I’ve seen tougher-looking people cry over tiny tattoos. No shame—just don’t wipe your tears on the stencil.
Not if we do it right. But if you ask for a flaming skull riding a unicorn playing guitar... I’ll ask twice. Maybe three times.