Before
What should I do to prepare before getting a tattoo?
Keep your skin hydrated and avoid excessive exposure to the sun. Do not consume alcohol or drugs before your appointment. Get enough rest and make sure you eat before your session.
How do I choose the right design for my tattoo?
Research, consult with your tattoo artist and consider your personal tastes to find the perfect design.
How do I choose the right tattoo artist?
Choose a tattoo artist with a style you like, look at their portfolio, read reviews and make sure you feel comfortable with their technical ability and artistic approach. Our tattoo artists have in common the close and respectful treatment of your skin and their work.
How much does it cost to get a tattoo?
The price of a tattoo varies according to the size, the complexity of the design and the experience of the tattoo artist. It is important to discuss the cost with your tattoo artist before starting to avoid surprises.
Does it hurt to get a tattoo?
The sensation of pain varies depending on the location and your personal tolerance, but many describe it as discomfort similar to a scratch or a mild burn. Our tattoo artists will try to adapt the work of the session to your tolerance.
Are there areas of the body where tattoos are more painful?
The sensitivity varies according to the person, but generally areas with prominent bones or little fat, such as the ribs, ankles or wrists, may be more sensitive to pain.
Do tattoos fade over time?
With proper care and sun protection, tattoos can stay vibrant for many years. However, with time and exposure to the sun, they may need touch-ups to maintain their original appearance.
Can I get a tattoo if I'm pregnant or breastfeeding?
As a precaution, it is recommended to avoid getting tattoos during pregnancy and breastfeeding. It is important to prioritize the health and well-being of both mother and baby at these times.
Can I get a tattoo over a mole or scar?
In some cases, it is possible to tattoo over moles or scars, but it is always better to consult with a tattoo artist and, if necessary, with a dermatologist to evaluate the viability and possible risks.
Can I take someone with me during the tattoo session?
You can come accompanied to the studio, but during the session only the tattoo artist and the tattooed can be in the booth, due to health regulations. You can wait for the companion in the rest area of the studio.
What styles can I get tattooed with Folk artists?
Tribal, ornamental, borneo, polynesian, marquessian, maori, yap, kalinga, berber, ainu, lavian, coptic, celtic, haida, neotribal, dotwork, tibetan, hindu, hennastyle , mehndi, hindu, classic tribal, geometry, blackwork, tibetan, precolumbian, hawaiian, japanesse, irezumi, traditional, fine line, abstract, rangoli, black and gray, cover up, blast over, realism, minimal, old school, viking, nordic o blackwork.
During
What should I do if I need to take a break during the tattoo session?
If you need to take a break during the session, let us know immediately. It is important that you are comfortable and your well-being is a priority. We will take the necessary breaks to make you feel good.
How much time will it take to make my tattoo?
The time needed to complete a tattoo depends on the size, the complexity of the design and your ability to maintain the posture during the session. Your tattoo artist will give you an estimate based on these factors.
Is it normal to bleed during the tattoo?
Yes, slight bleeding may occur during the tattooing, especially in sensitive areas. Don't worry, it's normal. I will use sterile tissues to keep the area clean and control any bleeding.
What should I do if I feel intense discomfort during the session?
If you feel intense discomfort, notify your tattoo artist immediately. We can take measures to reduce discomfort, such as taking short breaks or using techniques to relieve pain.
Can I bring my own music during the tattoo session?
Of course, if the music helps you relax and feel more comfortable, you are welcome to bring your headphones and your favorite music. Remember that during the tattoo session, open communication between you and your tattoo artist is essential. If you have any additional questions or concerns during the process, please don't hesitate to let me know. I'm here to make sure you have a positive experience and get a tattoo that makes you proud.
Can I ask you to adjust the design while you are tattooing?
It is always better to discuss and make any adjustments to the design before starting the tattoo session. However, if a minor change is needed during the process, we can evaluate it and make the necessary adjustments.
After
How long does it take for a tattoo to heal?
Healing time typically ranges from 2 to 4 weeks. However, each person and each tattoo are different, so healing times may vary. See our care guide.
What should I do if I have an allergic reaction to the tattoo?
If you experience an allergic reaction, such as redness, itching, or swelling, it's important to let your tattoo artist know and follow the recommendations in our care guide. If it becomes more severe and is necessary, we'll recommend you seek medical attention.
Can I donate blood after getting a tattoo?
Some countries and organizations may have temporary restrictions on donating blood after getting a tattoo. Learn about local regulations and consult with your tattoo artist.
In Spain, donating blood after getting a tattoo is not prohibited. However, there are certain restrictions and requirements that must be met to ensure the safety of both blood donors and recipients.
In Spain, a waiting period of four months from the date of the last tattoo, piercing, or acupuncture is required to donate blood. This measure is taken as a precaution to reduce the risk of transmitting potential infections, as the risk of infection is higher during the first few months after getting a tattoo.
What should I do if I don't like how my tattoo turned out?
If you're not satisfied with the result of your tattoo, it's best to contact your tattoo artist directly. Adjustments or touch-ups can often be made to achieve the desired result. Our tattoo artists make sure to avoid this because they understand that the tattoo experience begins long before ink is put on your skin.
