Your tattoo should be too

A tattoo is like a good outfit: it only really fits if it is customised to you. And that's exactly why we don't offer off-the-peg prices.

The cost of your tattoo depends on several things - for example, how big it will be, where you want it and the style in which you want to immortalise yourself. Whether it's a mini motif on your wrist or half of your back in colour - we'll look at it together.

You can visit us in the studio, call or write to us - the consultation is of course free of charge and completely non-binding. Afterwards, we'll tell you what price you can expect (don't worry, we won't bite).

Payment is made after each session - only cash payment possible. If the tattoo is not yet finished, the tattoo will be charged.

The amount of the deposit depends on the total price of your tattoo - completely fair and transparent.

To ensure that your appointment is actually reserved for you, we require a deposit in cash when you make the appointment. Only then is your appointment firmly booked.

If you are unable to keep your appointment, please let us know as early as possible - preferably by calling the studio directly or via WhatsApp.

If you cancel at least 4 working days in advance, your deposit will be refunded. If you have to postpone your appointment, this is not a problem: in this case, your deposit will of course be retained and automatically credited to your next appointment.
Cancellations at short notice (72 hours before the start of the course) are unfortunately no longer refundable, as we can then no longer reallocate the place.

Thank you for your understanding - this way everything is fair and relaxed, for you and for us!

No, you don't need an appointment to talk to us about your tattoo. You can drop by our studio at any time during our opening hours without obligation and without making an appointment.

However, if you want to make sure that we really have enough time for your consultation (and are not in the middle of stitching), we recommend that you make an appointment in advance. That way, we can devote ourselves to your project in peace and quiet - without rushing or waiting.

A little preparation doesn't hurt: get a good night's sleep, eat something good beforehand and skip the alcohol, aspirin and litres of coffee - that way your body will be ready for your new tattoo.

If you have skin problems or known allergies, we recommend that you consult your dermatologist before your tattoo appointment. This will allow them to clarify whether a tattoo is safe for you - your health always comes first.

Absolutely! If you already have an idea or even a template, please bring it along. We'll see together whether and how the motif can be realised or developed further.

It all depends on the design. A small tattoo can sometimes be done in 30 minutes, while larger or detailed designs can take a few hours - or we can split it into several sessions. But don't worry: we'll tell you exactly what you can expect beforehand.

We will provide you with detailed care instructions - but very basic: keep clean, apply cream, avoid the sun and swimming for the time being, and please don't scratch - even if it itches!

Please be punctual. If you are late, we may have to shorten or postpone your appointment - especially if the next customer is already waiting after you.

Sure, as long as it relaxes you! You can always bring headphones - and if you fancy a bit of small talk: We're also not a bunch of potty-mouths 😉

Accompanying persons are okay - but preferably not the whole clique. A quiet atmosphere helps us to concentrate on our work and offer you a relaxed experience.

Yes, tattoos are popular gifts - we can provide you with vouchers in any amount you like, simply and easily in the studio.

No - we do not tattoo during this time. For your protection and that of your baby, the appointment should be postponed until later.

Give yourself a 3-5 day break. Sweat, friction and movement can interfere with healing - your tattoo will appreciate a little rest.

Until the tattoo has completely healed, you should avoid pools, lakes and long baths - this usually takes two to three weeks.

Not ideal. Sun, seawater and unfamiliar hygiene can interfere with healing. If you can, it's better to get a prick before or after your holiday.

It is not ideal to have a fresh tattoo done shortly before an MRI appointment.

• In rare cases, the pigments used in the tattoo can react with the magnetic fields.
• This can lead to skin irritation or a slight burning sensation.
• In addition, an area that has not yet healed completely can impair the examination.
  We therefore recommend scheduling the MRI appointment and the tattoo so that there is enough time between them

In Switzerland, there is a 4-month waiting period before you are allowed to donate blood again after a new tattoo.

This regulation serves to protect everyone: it ensures that any skin infections or complications can be ruled out.