Clean and safe
Come up and look before you decide.
You are letting someone open your skin in a country you don't live in. That deserves a straight answer, so here is exactly what happens to the station before you sit in it.
What we actually do
Four things, every session.
Nothing here is a promise about the future. It is what the artists do before every client, and you are welcome to stand in the room and watch it happen.
- Mostly single-use materials, and a steriliser in the studio.
- The station is wrapped in film before every session to prevent cross-contamination.
- Gloves come off and go in the bin before anyone touches anything else.
- The bed is covered with a single-use sanitary cover for every client.
In his words
“Mostly single used materials. And there is a steriliser at the studio. Station is prepared with everything wrapped with cling film to prevent cross contamination. Gloves using during tattoo sessions are to be taken off and discarded before touching anything else. Tattoo bed is covered with sanitary single used bed cover.”
What we don't claim
No certificate on this page.
We hold no hygiene certification we can show you, and we are not going to borrow the language of one. “Mostly single-use” is Tom's own wording and it stays, because a studio that overstates the small things is telling you what it would do with the large ones.
What you can do instead is come up the stairs, look at the station, and decide with your own eyes. Nobody here will push you.
Still deciding
Ask us anything first.
Usually within an hour. If something here matters to you and it isn't answered, ask — the questions we get most are in questions we get.