We create beautiful Polynesian tattoos and more.

We accept both walk-ins and appointments.

However, appointments are recommended for larger or more detailed tattoos.

It’s best for us to have as much information as possible when you contact us.
Please feel free to use the information below to help you.

• Design Idea:

Description: Provide a clear description of your tattoo idea. Include details about the style (e.g., traditional, realism, watercolor, etc.).

References: Attach any reference images or sketches that illustrate what you want.

• Size: Estimate in inches or centimeters.

• Placement: Where on your body you want the tattoo.

• Color or Black and Grey: Your preference.

• Complexity: Any specific details or elements.

• Budget: An idea of your budget.

• Availability: Suggested dates and times.

• Previous Tattoos: If applicable, mention any existing tattoos near the area.

• Skin Sensitivities or Allergies: Any known issues.

• Contact Information: Your full name, phone number, and email address.

In most cases, the tattooist takes time with you at the beginning of the session to draw the design free hand directly on your skin.

He starts tattooing when you’re happy with the design.

In some cases, a stencil will be created.

Absolutely! We welcome custom designs and will work with you to create a tattoo that matches your vision.

Here are the different steps of your session.

Consultation:

• Discuss design, size, and placement with the artist.
• Finalize the design.

Preparation:

• Clean and shave the tattoo area.
• Draw freehand or apply the stencil to the skin.

Tattooing:

• Outline the design first.
• Add shading and colors.
• Take breaks if needed.

Completion:

• Clean the tattooed area.
• Apply a protective bandage.
• Get aftercare instructions.

Here are 7 tips from our tattoo artists on how to prepare yourself for the big day :

• #1 Rest and Sleep Well.
• #2 Eat Healthy and Drink Water, avoid too much caffeine 
• #3 Avoid Heavy Training.
• #4 Avoid Partying/Alcohol/Drugs.
• #5 No Tanning, sunbath.
• #6 No Scrubs.
• #7 Moisturizing is key.

Please note that we will NOT tattoo on a burned or damaged skin or drunk people.

The Short List.

• It’s important to eat before a tattoo and to stay fuelled through long sessions. …
• Bring a drink or water bottle that you can drink without disturbing your artist. …
• Bring snack or lunch (we have a refrigerator and microwave if you need it) 
• Deodorant / Antiperspirant.
• Flannel or Spare Sweater, (some people get very cold when tattooing) 

WEAR APPROPRIATE CLOTHING! Artist need to be able to access to body part/area you want tattooed  Dress comfortable and wear something you don’t mind getting ink on .

The length of a tattoo session can vary widely depending on several factors:

1. Tattoo Size:
   • Small tattoos can take as little as 30 minutes to an hour.
   • Medium tattoos typically take 1 to 3 hours.
   • Large tattoos can take several hours, sometimes requiring multiple sessions.
2. Complexity and Detail:
   • Simple designs with minimal detail can be completed quickly.
   • Detailed, intricate designs with lots of shading or color can take much longer.
3. Placement on the Body:
   • Areas with more muscle or flesh might be easier and quicker to tattoo.
   • Bony or sensitive areas can take longer due to the need for more care and breaks.
4. Pain Tolerance and Breaks:
   • The client’s pain tolerance and the need for breaks can affect the session length. Frequent breaks can extend the time.
5. Tattoo Artist’s Speed and Style:
   • Some artists work faster than others, and the style of tattooing (e.g., realism, traditional, etc.) can impact the duration.

In summary, a tattoo session can range from 30 minutes to several hours, with large or complex tattoos often requiring multiple sessions. It’s best to discuss the expected duration with your tattoo artist beforehand

Right After Getting Your Tattoo:

1. Leave the Bandage On: Keep the bandage on for a few hours as advised by your artist.
2. Wash Your Hands: Always wash your hands before touching your tattoo.
3. Clean the Tattoo: Gently wash with lukewarm water and mild, fragrance-free soap. Pat dry with a clean towel.

First Few Days:

1. Apply Ointment: Use a thin layer of tattoo ointment or fragrance-free moisturizer.
2. Let It Breathe: Keep the tattoo uncovered unless told otherwise by your artist.
3. Clean Regularly: Gently clean your tattoo twice a day.

First Few Weeks:

1. Keep Moisturized: Apply a fragrance-free lotion several times a day.
2. Avoid Soaking: No baths, swimming, or hot tubs. Showers are fine but keep the tattoo out of direct water flow.
3. Avoid Sun: Keep your tattoo out of direct sunlight.
4. Wear Loose Clothes: Wear loose, soft clothing over your tattoo.
5. Don’t Pick or Scratch: Let any scabs or peeling skin fall off naturally.

Healing times vary, but most tattoos take about 2-4 weeks to heal initially.

Full healing, including the deeper layers of skin, can take several months.

Yes, we offer touch-ups for our tattoos.

Touch-up policies and costs can vary, so please check with your artist for specific details.

Our pricing varies based on the size, detail, and placement of the tattoo.

We typically charge by the hour for larger pieces and have set prices for smaller designs.

Yes, a deposit is required to secure your appointment.

The deposit amount will be applied to the final cost of your tattoo.

We prefer cash payments, but we also accept credit cards or bank transfer (usually used for deposit).

Please contact us as soon as possible if you need to cancel or reschedule.

Deposits may be non-refundable or subject to a rescheduling fee, depending on our policy.

We can tattoo minors aged 16 years and older with a signed consent form from their parents or legal guardian, who must also be present during the tattoo session.

It is generally advised to wait until after pregnancy and breastfeeding to get a tattoo to avoid any potential risks.