My boyfriend and I decided to stop in for New Life Tattoo's 25th anniversary. This was our first…read moretime visiting, and it was perfect. He was tattooed by Lunchbox, who is a fantastic artist. The tattoo took around 15 minutes. The environment is very clean and welcoming. They accept walk-ins and have plenty of flash to select from. I believe they accept both cash and card. Overall, this was a 10/10 experience.

I loved my piercings and my piercer Lunchbox was so funny and sweet! I absolutely recommend this…read moreplace to anyone looking for a piercing!

I came here to get my first tattoo ever. I got a black outline tattoo on my wrist by Cory. He is a…read moresuper friendly, hilarious guy. I was super nervous. He was understanding and told me that I could let him know if I needed a break. I only took one, and my tattoo took a way shorter time than I expected yet it still looks fantastic. Cory also did my best friend's tattoo. We just stopped into the shop toward the end of their hours, yet he stayed to do the tattoo for her. I thought that was super cool of him. The shop has a neat atmosphere. Lots of work from local artists on the wall. Lots of cool body jewelry to look at. Love this place!

I got a new ear piercing and couple pieces of jewelry. inhave 8/9 other pearcings and Jamie by far…read morewas the most sanitary as any one I've been to. I will only go to Jaimie. I have one more to get and replace some jewelry and I will be done. I can't recommend Jaimie high enough. She's the best. Pat Swearingen

Terrible. Went here for years. Last week I came to get a simple piercing changed out and of course…read morethe piercer is not in. Tonight I go back to have the jewelry I bought changed out willing to pay $15 extra dollars for it even. Called to see if piercer was there first. Just to have her refuse my service one hour before close to change out 8 piercing for one person and another for someone who walked in after me. Very rude. Third time I've tried to simply get service s here. I don't recommend it.

I got a piercing on May 29, this morning June 9 i had to come back in to get a piercing replaced…read morebecause they put the wrong size in not my fault. They are the professionals they should've known they put the wrong size in, but I also had to pay for new jewelry! They were rude, not accommodating nor understanding

I had a horseshoe ring in but one of the balls fell off and I didn't want my smiley piercing to…read moreclose so we stopped in for help. Chris was so friendly and made sure to advise me they did not have the small size I currently had and would need to up my piercing size. I believe the piercers name was Carrie and she took great care and was gentle with placing a new ring in - it was $30. Side note: I was advised that ear piercings are $25 a lobe, not including jewelry - a little too pricey for me!

I arrived and there were 6 employees working. Not everyone is a piercing artist, of course, but…read moreonly one person was piercing and one person was helping customers with jewelry and registering for a walk in. There were two people ahead of me and it took 2 hours before I ended up leaving. The rest of the employees were sitting in the back near the restroom... really nice people though.

I got a tattoo from Caleb yesterday and it was so wonderful! He's an incredible artist and it was…read moreso cool to see him work. I love my tattoo and am definitely going to go back for more!

I love Vintage Karma. This shop has the best vibe/feel/ambience and greatest group of people. I…read morelove tattoos, but I've definitely walked into some shops that, for whatever reason, don't feel comfortable. It might just be the day, or me, or who knows what that causes that feeling, but you want to be comfortable when you get a tattoo (beyond the thousands of needle jabs). Vintage Karma has a great collection of characters with a lot of talent, humor, and Intellect. They're open to chatting or letting you read/zone out/whatever. The shop is accepting of all types of people and accommodating for your needs, whether they involve breaks, snacks, or situating you for the best experience. I have several chronic pain issues, so working around those can be challenging. Note: be prepared---I'm not an incredibly social person, but work from Vintage Karma gets noticed even in places with a high percentage of tattooed people. For example. I was just in New Orleans, and I had people going quite a bit out of their ways to look at and ask about a phoenix/peacock (pea-nix) on my arm from Ainslie and my multitude of works from Caleb.

I've had multiple tattoos from Matt and I'm very happy with how they came out! great artist, would…read moredefinitely recommend!

The owner Matt TRIED to do a nose piercing on me. He pierced the FIRST time so high up, it looked…read morelike it was running away from my nose piercings on the opposite side. It was very obviously out of symmetry. Then, after I requested he redo it, he couldn't get the jewelry out of my nose. He used an instrument and was pulling, jerking and twisting on my nose ring to try to pull it out, because he did not know how to remove a corkscrew nose ring. I stopped him, hooked it and turned it and it came out easily. He then tried to re-pierce it below that piercing, and pulled the needle all the way through my nose, and then tried pushing the SAME nose ring through the fresh piercing, without the needle. All the while, I am sitting impressively still for someone whose nose is being shredded, and he yelled at me to sit still. While he was attempting to shove the jewelry in my nose with his fingers. As I am leaving holding wads of paper towels on my bloody nostril with one hand, holding my debit card with the other, I was prepared to say nothing, and let it go. Then he looks over at me and says "you know, YOU wanted it high up," in the most arrogant tone. I then said, "listen buddy, you ruined my nose, can you just run my card so I can pay and get the F out of here?" He then yells at me, "wow, are you serious?! I have been piercing for 22 years!" And STILL would not take my debit card. I told him I did not care about his ego and that I just wanted to pay and get out, to which he replied "really?!" After my hair turned grey, he finally charged my card. And I ended up having to go back because he left my ID in his scanner, which he also tried to blame me for. Save your nose, do not go