get ready for an Experience that goes beyond just any tattoo
fine line tattoos
Fine line tattooing uses single needle or very small groupings to achieve thin, crisp lines and soft subtle shading. This technique causes less trauma to the skin, resulting in a faster, more comfortable healing process.
I expanded my services to include fine line tattooing, a style that perfectly aligns with my love for subtle, delicate designs.
Specializing in: words, phrases, exact handwriting replication, and small tattoos.
My focus is to provide a cherished fine line tattoo experience, that is different from a traditional tattoo shop.
Age PolicyMust be 18 years or older with a valid ID.
consultation To ensure the highest quality results, all tattoos begin with a formal consultation. This allows me to accurately estimate time, cost and design details before booking your tattoo appointment.
depositA $50 deposit is required at your consultation to secure your appointment.
Your deposit is deducted from the final cost.
All deposits are non-refundable.
Please consider your commitment before scheduling.
Cancellations must be made at least 48 hours in advance or the deposit is forfeited.
taking care of your new tattooYour artist will cover your tattoo before you leave and walk you through exactly what to do. You'll also go home with a printed aftercare sheet.
Always wash your hands before touching your tattoo.
Keep the initial bandage on for the time your artist recommends (usually 3–8 hours). If you have a second skin bandage, leave it on for 24 to 48 hours.
You should remove second skin bandage early if, leaking or peeling occurs, as this breaks the seal and lets in bacteria. If you feel intense burning, heat, or severe itching under the film. If heavy fluid pools. A small amount of trapped plasma is normal, but a large watery fluid pocket ("ballooning") means you should take it off.
To safely remove second skin bandage it is best to run warm water over it in the shower to loosen the adhesive. Lift an edge and pull the film straight back along the skin rather than pulling up.
Wash gently with lukewarm water and a mild fragrance-free soap 2–3 times a day.
Pat dry with a clean paper towel — don't rub.
Apply a thin layer of Aquaphor to keep it moisturized.
Don't scratch, pick, or peel — let it flake on its own.
Stay out of direct sunlight until fully healed, then use sunscreen to protect the ink long-term.
No pools, hot tubs, or soaking for at least 2 weeks.
If you notice excessive redness, swelling, pus, or fever, seek medical attention right away.
Questions about how your tattoo is healing?
Call us at (802) 375-4499.