Tattoo Shop (Photo by Motoki Tonn on Unsplash)
- Are the floors clean?
- Are there any professional tattoo beds or chairs in the shop?
- Is the studio equipment organized and the countertops clean?
- Does the shop have shelves stocked with antiseptics and gloves made of latex or nitrile?
- Certificates (Requirements from the state that must be completed.) should be displayed. (Steel and Ink Tattoo Studio)
- Many artists charge an hourly rate.
- Get a clear quote upfront before committing to a tattoo.
- Once you’ve selected your studio and artist, you can schedule an appointment for (1) a consultation and (2) a tattoo. During the consultation, you’ll have a chance to go over your custom piece in depth with your artist. Thanks to scheduling a consultation, you will know exactly what to expect the day of your tattoo, which prevents any misconceptions, uncertainty, or misinterpretations
