What services do you offer?
Are you regulated or licensed in any way?
The only regulation in our industry is health board regulation. Which is basically an over sight on proper sterilization and disinfection procedures. We far surpass these regulations.
As for artist license or regulation… there is nothing in Canada that regulates or license artists. Which means any joe-blow can open up a tattoo studio and call themselves a professional. This is why you see an abundance of tattoo studios opening up.
It is up to the client to do their research and find an artist that is knowledgeable and knows what they are doing, both in art and aseptic technique.
All of our artists are trained in blood borne pathogens, infection control and follow aseptic technique.
How old do you have to be to receive a tattoo?
What types of I.D. do you accept?
I have a legal guardian. How do I prove that they have guardianship over me?
What happens during the tattoo consultation?
Why do I have to leave a deposit?
What happens if I don’t show up for my tattoo appointment?
How come I can’t just walk in for a tattoo?
What should I do before my appointment?
I have come down with a cold… now what?
Can I get drunk, high or otherwise intoxicated before my appointment?
What is your rate for tattoos/permanent make up?
Depending which artist you choose, the rate varies from $100/hr to $125/hr. Though the artists will flat rate certain pieces depending on the design (usually for smaller tattoos which is based off the amount of work involved). Permanent make up prices are as follows (Prices do not include tax):
Eyebrows: $400.00
Lip Liner: $300.00
Lip Stick: $500.00
Eye Liner: $600.00
Beauty Mark: $80.00
Colour Correction: $200 per hour
What is your sterilization procedure?
All needles are brand new and single use. Any instruments that are reused on clients (tattoo tubes) are put into a enzymatic tool emersion soak. From there they are taking to the biohazard/sterilization room. They are rinsed and dried. All tattoo tubes are dismantled. The equipment is then scrubbed manually underwater with an enzymatic solution. They are then rinsed and dried, then put into an ultra sonic cleaner with an enzymatic solution, for at least 20 minutes. From there they are rinsed and dried again. Tattoo tubes are reassembled, bagged with an indicator inside the sterile bag. The lot number, technician’s initials, contents of the bag and date the instrument was sterilized is all written on the indicator. This allows us to track down each individual instrument used on a client and to correspond it to the spore tests before and after the instrument was sterilized. Each auto clave load has a integrator in the load with the technician’s initial, date and lot number written on the integrator.
What are spore tests, integrators and indicators?
Spore tests are biological tests run through an auto clave to make sure it is in working order. We run spore tests bi-monthly to ensure our auto claves are in proper working order. You can reference the biological testing section of our website for more information and samples of testing results.
Integrators are run through auto clave loads to ensure the proper levels of pressure and temperature were reached during a sterilization cycle to ensure proper sterilization.
Indicators show that steam and pressure has reached inside of the sterile bag.
Matching all three of these elements help to prove that the instruments have been properly sterilized.
Yes! All tattoos are guaranteed and we offer free touch ups for up to 6 months past the initial appointment, provided all aftercare instructions have been followed and no visible tampering (picking at scabs, friend took a brillo pad to the tattoo etc…) has been done during the healing process. Though we do not offer free touch ups for tattoos on the hands, neck, feet or face due to the oily nature of this tissue and the rate of regeneration of the tissue cells.
Do you offer private procedure rooms?

