Two ways in

Send a request through the booking form with your idea, placement, rough size and a few references. Your artist replies within two working days with a date and a quote.

Only on the first Saturday of each month, for flash marked Repeatable. Everything else is by appointment, so each piece gets the time it needs.

Usually four to eight weeks. Flash can often be booked sooner, and cancellations are offered to the waitlist first.

A £50 deposit holds your date and pays for the drawing time before your session. It comes off the final price of your tattoo.

Yes, once, with at least 72 hours’ notice, and your deposit moves with you. Later changes or missed sessions forfeit the deposit.

Sleep well, eat a proper meal and drink water beforehand. Skip alcohol for 24 hours and wear loose clothes that leave the placement easy to reach.

Not usually. Fine-line work uses fewer passes and smaller needles, so most people find it gentler than bold work. Placement matters more than style.

The surface heals in about two weeks and the skin settles fully in four to six. Fine lines can look a little soft in the first days; that is normal.

Well-placed fine lines age slowly and gently. We design with enough space between lines, and a free touch-up within three months is included.

Wait until the tattoo is fully healed, around four weeks. After that, a high-factor sunscreen is the best thing you can do for fine lines.