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The Tattooery

4.1 (94 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM

By appointment only

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sold me jewelry saying it was 10 mm when its around 8mm said no refunds or exchanges after it was brought

Thigh tattoo

I went to Blake about 3 weeks ago and he went too deep the tattoo is just a scar at this point and there's a crazy indentation on the V and well as some blow out on the T and U. There is some discoloration as well on the drawing itself and on the V.

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I came in as a walk in and so happy with the turnout. Everyone was so nice and they were quick to help me.

Arindam B.

Wanted to have a small tattoo on my wrist. Gabrielle was amazing. She was really professional and helped me go through the whole process with patience. Will be back again soon.

blow out. horrible healing.
Logan G.

very disappointed in gabby for not advising me prior to the tattoo she gave me in 2018. it is the ugliest thing on my body as she went in super deep and had no concern for how i felt. i felt like i was going to throw up the entire 2 hours. when i went in a month later she lied to me and told me it was NOT a blow out. and "this just happens with fair skinned girls". if this was a known fact to her i dont know why she didnt tell me prior. it is a horrible blow out and people tell me all the time how awful it looks. i have had multiple tattoos done after this and almost every artist offers to "fix" it. i understand tattoos are imperfect and so are people, but she was very unhelpful, and unfriendly.

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Nowshin A.

Blake was super informative and friendly. There were a few moments where the pain was kinda unbearable. Thankfully, Blake could tell it was getting to me so we took mini breaks. I thought that was very thoughtful of him. I am definitely coming back. The shop had two employees and i was the only customer at the time. Thus, i felt safe. Blake along with another employee had masks on and gloves.

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Ask the Community - The Tattooery

Do you remove dermal anchors? If so what's the charge?

We do not remove dermal anchors.

Can I have someone message me about a price for a tattoo?

It says on their website you HAVE to go into the shop & speak with an artist directly about pricing for tattoos.

My daughter wants a tongue or bellybutton piercing and she's 15 is she allowed to get it?

We do not do any facial piercings for minors. For the navel, it depends on the anatomy. You would have to come in with an ID for you, and ID for the minor, and a birth certificate.

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“Like others have mentioned, Chris is patient, knowledgeable, and explains what he's doing every step of the way.”

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