Georgia law says you must be 18 with a valid I.D. Georgia law also prohibits tattooing a minor even with parental consent.

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Yes, all tattoos must be booked through this website.

Yes! But please reach out far enough in advance from when you want to get the tattoo for us to design your custom together.

You have total control of your safe space when you’re with me. If you need accommodations, please detail them in your design request or during our consultation and I will do my best to meet your needs. I am very comfortable working with various sensory issues or uncontrollable ticks as long as you inform me beforehand. If I deem myself ill-fit for your needs, then I will always follow up with tattoo artists recommendations that might be better suited for you.

On a surface level tattoos will look fully healed by 6 weeks. On a subdermal level, tattoos can take up to a year to heal and settle fully. Once the tattoo looks healed at 6 weeks, the ink will continue to settle and spread in the skin for the first year. So don’t be worried if your tattoo continues to change minorly over the first year! 
(see examples of my healed work on my instagram)

You can but I ask that you limit it to 1-2 guests as we have limited waiting and booth space.

No. Tattoos should not be submerged in any form of water for a minimum of 4 weeks.

If I am the one who did the original tattoo, I will touch up the tattoo for the price of a deposit as long as you took proper care of it in its healing phase (yes, I can tell when it was due to my own tattoo technique versus an improper healing regimen!) 
If I am not the original artist of the design, I will still touch it up as long as I’ve agreed to it based on my ability to recreate the original style. That being said, touch ups on tattoos that were not my own work are NOT free or discounted.

You can find me at Camouflage Tattoo Studio 4500 Satellite Blvd Ste 1200, Duluth, GA 30096

I do, but as all of my appointments do, cover ups require a more in-depth consultation first. I’ll need to see if there is any scar tissue and be informed on exactly how old the tattoo is. Most cover ups are multiple sessions especially if there is preexisting scar tissue so, please be prepared for that.

It varies per artist and per shop, but generally it is the same as any service-based industry, which will put you at a 10-25% tip. Understandably many people think tattoo artists do not take tips as we do set our own prices. However, the prices we set are to cover our work time, prior designing time, supply costs, and booth rent. Tipping culture in tattoos comes from the same place it does at a hair salon or restaurant, you’re tipping your service worker based on the customer service they’ve provided. So, it is not required, and especially for a budgeted tattoo, artists will understand why there is no tip. But if there’s no budget, the tattoo went great, and there’s no tip, we are left to wonder what we did or said wrong!

I am not against using numbing cream in my own practice, but I do ask that you tell me it’s something you are interested in so I can tell you what brand to buy or provide you with my own supply. Many numbing creams on the market are false and will not work or give out after 15-30 minutes. Some even oxidize color tattoo inks and completely change your tattoo as it heals. So yes you may use numbing cream, but only use what I recommend or provide.

PLEASE DO NOT TAKE ADVIL BEFORE A TATTOO APPOINTMENT!!! This will not affect your pain tolerance at all, all it will do is make you bleed more during the tattoo as Advil thins your blood. Due to this, more of the ink will try to reject as you bleed during the appointment, leading to premature fading in your design.
Drinking or smoking will also thin your blood and raise your heart rate, making you bleed more than usual during an appointment. So please, do not come into an appointment under any influences and if you can, try not to drink heavily right after an appointment as it will lead to the same problems.
If you have daily prescriptions you take that’s totally fine, but please make me aware of what kind of medication it is so I can accommodate with differing tattoo techniques. 
YES! Yes they do all of them! 
Certain placements hurt more or less than others, and every client has a different threshold of pain tolerance. But a tattoo is what it is, your skin is getting thousands of microscopic stabs and cuts, and sometimes for a good few hours! Expect the pain, but also know I will be there to make it as tolerable to you as possible. Don’t be scared to speak up and ask me for breaks, or numbing options. Numbing creams and sprays aren’t an option for every tattoo, but that doesn`t mean you have to suffer in silence. 
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Located in Duluth, GA