FAQ

Every tattoo causes a bit of pain. Certain spots will be more painful than others, and at times, you might feel it a bit, but all tattoos are bearable otherwise, many people wouldn't be heavily tattooed. To reduce the discomfort and anxiety of getting a tattoo, it's fashionable to remain relaxed and avoid tensing up, breathe slowly, and acknowledge that there will be some pain. Ensure you are dressed in comfortable clothing and that you have eaten well and rested properly the night before.

The typical recovery period for a tattoo lasts between 7 and 14 days. This doesn't imply pain for 14 days, but you might experience some itchiness and scabbing. Every artist will give you appropriate aftercare guidelines for the tattoo you are receiving. Typically, the most effective guidance is to maintain cleanliness by washing with hot water and a natural, fragrance-free soap for the initial days, followed by using a recommended aftercare cream to hydrate the healing tattoo. Avoid removing the scabs from a healing tattoo, as this can lead to color fading and uneven healing. Avoid long exposure to water for 14 days after getting a new tattoo, meaning no swimming or extended baths. Showers are good, however. It's recommended to protect any tattoo from sunlight and consistently apply sunscreen with a factor of 50.

If you find yourself in a situation where you need someone to be there, please inform the studio ahead of time so we can organize to welcome both of you in the studio.

The duration of your tattoo will differ based on its size, location, and intricacy. At the time of booking, your artist ought to provide you with an estimate of how long the piece will require. Please be aware that we can only provide an estimate of how long a tattoo will take since every design is unique. 

Pmu and Piercing are much faster and straightforward procedures.

Certainly, a few days prior to your appointment, we will send you a photo of it. If you wish to make any minor adjustments, there will be ample opportunity for you to discuss this with the artist, who will gladly revise the design.

Yes, on special occasions and if an artist is available, we accept walk-ins, especially for small or flash tattoos.

The price of your tattoo will differ based on its size, location, design, and artist. The most effective method to obtain a precise price quote for a tattoo is to schedule a consultation with the studio or artist, after which we can inform you about the cost. We provide interest-free installments with credit card for bigger projects as well.

Pmu and piercing service prices are fixed.

Yes the minimum charge for our studio is 50€. No matter how tiny the tattoo may be.

Here are some of the reason's :

Basic Costs: Studio need to cover expenses like setting up the workspace, sterilizing equipment, and using materials, even for small tattoos.

Artist's Time: Tattoo artists have a minimum time commitment for each session, regardless of the tattoo size.

Professionalism: A minimum price ensures that studio can provide a professional and high-quality service.

There is no minimum for Pmu and piercing. Because the procedure and prices of those service's are fixed.

Every tattoo/pmu appointment requires a cash deposit of 50€. This deposit cannot be refunded and will be applied to the total cost of your tattoo once it is finished. A deposit of 100€ is necessary for a full-day booking. 

All deposits are non-refundable.

To reschedule your appointment, you must either call the studio or visit in person. Contacting the studio via messaging or email does not count as proper notice since we cannot assure timely receipt of your message. To modify your appointment, we need 24 hours' notice otherwise, you will forfeit your deposit. For full day cancellations we require 48 hours' notice.

Yes! Griffin Ink offers interest-free installments with credit card, which lets you spread out the payment. This way you don't have to worry about paying full price amount all at once.

Don't worry, right after your appointment in our tattoo studio you will be thoroughly informed by your artist about the aftercare process you need to follow in detail and in two ways verbally and on paper.