| Does it hurt to get a tattoo? |
Everyone deals with pain at thier own personal level. People have different reactions to certain areas of thier bodies, which makes some parts more sensitive then others. Ask a couple of people who've been inked and you'll get different responses from each person. Some people say it stings or burns, while others say it feels good. Go figure.
The images below show a first time client (Genesis Lynn) experience with the needle. As you can see she goes from worried then to discomfort and finally happiness. What could be better then a brand new tattoo just above ones butt crack? |
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| Can I catch HIV, AIDS or Hepatitis from getting a tattoo? |
| NO! TATTOOSEEN uses state of the art disinfection procedures. All used needles are disposed of in the same manner that a hospital or doctor would. After a client receives a tattoo the work space is then cleaned and disinfected with EPA approved virucidals. The risk to you becoming infected with Hepatitis B or any other borne pathogens from a tattoo applied by TATTOOSEEN is absolute ZERO! |
| Can I just walk in today and get a tattoo? |
| Yes! If you've been thinking about it for a while now but just keep putting it off, try stopping in and talk to any of our staff. You'll find a friendly and comfortable atmosphere. |
| If I get pierced and then decide to remove the jewelry how long will it take to heal? |
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Average healing times are independent to each individual. Here are some estimated healing times.
clitoris: 4-6 weeks
labret: 6-8 weeks
clitoris hood (horizontal): 6-8 weeks
lip: 6-8 weeks
clitoris hood (vertical): 4-6 weeks
navel: 6-9 months
ear cartilage: 2-3 months
nipple: 2-6 months
earl (mid brow): 2-3 months
nostril: 2-3 months
earlobe: 4-6 weeks
rook: 2-3 months
eyebrow: 6-8 weeks
septum: 4-6 weeks
labia (inner): 4-6 weeks
tongue: 4-6 weeks
labia (outer): 2-3 months
tragus: 2-3 months
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