Arm and shoulder
A loose T-shirt or a top with wide straps. A sleeve that rolls up easily is ideal.
Aftercare guide
Arriving rested, fed and relaxed helps you sit longer and feel better. Here is how to prepare for your appointment with us.
In short
Ill, feverish or a bad cold? Please let us know as early as possible so we can find a new date together.
Timeline
One week before
The day before
On the day
After the appointment
Clothes
A loose T-shirt or a top with wide straps. A sleeve that rolls up easily is ideal.
Shorts or loose trousers that roll up easily. For the way home, something loose that does not rub.
A top that opens or comes off easily. Just tell us if anything makes you uncomfortable.
Ink and aftercare cream can stain. Old, dark clothes are ideal, plus something warm in case you get cold.
Checklist
We tattoo from 18 years of age. Please bring an ID.
A bottle of water and something sweet or a small snack, especially for longer sessions.
Headphones and your favourite playlist help the time fly.
Do you have more images or ideas we wanted to discuss? Bring them along or send them in advance.
Frequently asked questions
Some painkillers thin the blood and can increase bleeding. Do not take anything on your own and ask your doctor if in doubt. Do not stop regular medication, just tell us about it.
Burnt or irritated skin is not tattooed. In that case we move the appointment so your tattoo turns out well.
With a fever, a bad cold or an infection your body is already busy. Please let us know as early as possible and we will find a new date.
It depends on size and detail, from about one hour to several hours. We will tell you what to expect during the consultation.
Your appointment
We work by appointment only so we can take our time for you. When you book, you pay a deposit of 50 euros, which we deduct from the price of your tattoo.
We are happy to answer questions before your appointment on WhatsApp. And if you do not have an appointment yet: tell us about your idea.
This guide gives general aftercare advice and does not replace medical advice. Your artist’s instructions always come first.