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    Evolve Tattoo & PMU

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 10:00 am - 5:30 pm

    Services - Evolve Tattoo & PMU

    Tattooing

    Permanent makeup application

    Blemish camouflage

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    Skin City Tattoo and Body Piercing - pheonix

    Skin City Tattoo and Body Piercing

    4.4(271 reviews)
    26.6 miSouthwest Portland
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    Very experienced and skilled piercers! They were very informative about the entire process before,…read moreduring, and after. Earlobe piercing of my 10-year-old daughter.

    Absolutely HORRIBLE Experience -- Skin City Tattoo…read more I brought my 13-year-old twins to Skin City Tattoo for their FIRST EVER piercing. We had made an appointment, paid the $40 deposit, and walked in excited and ready to make a fun memory for my girls. Instead, Jeric Radford managed to turn what should have been an exciting experience into one of the most uncomfortable and disappointing customer-service experiences I've ever had. From the moment we walked in, Jeric was rude, condescending, passive-aggressive, and completely unprofessional. He demanded identification from my 13-year-old daughter. We didn't have the exact form of ID he wanted, but we showed him a screenshot of her school information and were actively trying to provide additional documentation. Rather than simply explaining the policy like a professional, he repeatedly reminded us that it was "in bold letters" when making the appointment online. Yes, Jeric, we heard you the first time. And the second. And the third. Apparently repeating yourself is part of the customer-service training here. While we're scrambling to provide whatever documentation he needed, he then tells us that he can no longer see us because our appointment time was up. He repeated that several times as well--as if we somehow forgot in the 30 seconds since he last announced it. The irony is that the appointment wasn't even allowed to move forward because of the identification issue HE brought up, yet somehow we were made to feel like we were the problem for running out of time. Watching my daughters go from excited to disappointed was honestly heartbreaking. This wasn't just a piercing appointment. It was supposed to be their first piercing experience, something they were excited about and would remember. Instead, they got to experience firsthand what happens when someone has absolutely no interest in treating people with basic kindness or professionalism. And let me be very clear: I don't care how talented you are at tattooing or piercing. Talent does not give you permission to treat people like garbage. If Jeric worked for me and spoke to customers the way he spoke to us, he wouldn't be working for me for very long. Businesses spend thousands of dollars trying to attract customers, only to have one person with a terrible attitude drive them right back out the door. There was ZERO warmth. ZERO professionalism. ZERO attempt to de-escalate the situation. Just attitude, excuses, and an obvious lack of concern for the fact that two young girls were standing there having their excitement completely crushed. Jeric, you may want to consider that the problem isn't always the customer. Sometimes it's the person looking back at you in the mirror. I sincerely hope you learn that being kind costs absolutely nothing. If you don't enjoy interacting with people, customer service might not be the career choice for you. As for Trash City Tattoo: we will never be back. There are far too many talented artists and piercers who understand that customers deserve to be treated with respect. Highly recommend taking your business elsewhere. Your money--and your experience--will be better spent somewhere that actually appreciates both.

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    Daela Cosmetic Tattoo

    Daela Cosmetic Tattoo

    4.8(56 reviews)
    18.9 miCentral Eastside, Kerns, Northeast Portland

    Great business. The vibe here is all about customer service. They have amazing people working here…read moreand I've worked with 3 different artists and had tremendous results. As a breast cancer survivor I've gotten Areola tattoos and been so happy with the finished product. As well as micro blading for eyebrows (who knew chemo your eyebrows would have bald spots when they grew back) And eyeliner. Just for me.

    I initially chose Daela because I had an excellent experience with their laser treatments. Before…read morethis most recent visit, I had actually received injectable treatments there on two separate occasions with no noticeable results. However, because I was so impressed with the laser side of the practice, I wanted all of my cosmetic treatments in one place. I gave them the benefit of the doubt, believing perhaps the previous injectables had simply been an isolated experience. Unfortunately, after my third injectable treatment, I once again saw absolutely no visible improvement. From the moment I arrived, the appointment felt rushed rather than welcoming. No numbing cream was offered before the procedure, making the injections more uncomfortable than necessary. Upon asking for some numbing cream, while I was speaking, a foam-like substance was placed on my lips that went into my mouth, leaving an unpleasant taste and numbing the inside of my whole mouth. The entire appointment lasted only about 15 minutes, leaving me questioning how thoroughly the treatment had been performed. Most concerning was the outcome. There was absolutely no visible change whatsoever in the specific areas I requested to be treated, not even a subtle improvement. After three injectable appointments with no noticeable results, I felt compelled to share my honest experience and initially left a one-star review. Shortly afterward, Lina, one of the owners, reached out to discuss my concerns. My husband spoke on my behalf. During that conversation, I genuinely felt she heard my concerns. She offered complimentary laser treatments as a goodwill gesture, and I appreciated what I believed was a sincere effort to make things right. Because I felt my concerns had been acknowledged, I voluntarily removed my original one star review and replaced it with a four-star review. I did this because I wanted my review to reflect not only my disappointing injectable experience, but also the fact that I believed the business cared enough to address it. Unfortunately, that goodwill did not last. My husband then began receiving repeated harassing text messages telling him that I would not be allowed to use the complimentary laser treatments unless I changed my review again, this time to a perfect five-star review. He was told my account would be flagged and the complimentary treatments would not be honored until I rewrote the review to their satisfaction. That crossed a line for me. Reviews should reflect a customer's genuine experience, not be influenced by pressure or conditioned on receiving services. I could not honestly write a five-star review because it simply was not true. Money has never been the issue. I am happy to pay for excellent cosmetic treatments and exceptional results. What I cannot accept is paying for injectable treatments that produced no visible improvement and then feeling pressured to change my honest review in exchange for services that had already been offered as a gesture of goodwill. A medical spa should be a place where you feel pampered, cared for, respected, and confident in the treatments you receive. Instead, I found myself having to defend my experience, explain why I was disappointed despite seeing no results, and ultimately defend my right to leave an honest review. I appreciate that the owner initially reached out and attempted to resolve the situation. However, the subsequent pressure to change my review fundamentally changed how I viewed the entire experience. For that reason, this review reflects my experience in its entirety. I will be reporting Daela to the Oregon Medical board that regulates medical spas. I have decided to take my business elsewhere. There are many excellent providers for injectables and laser treatments, and I believe every patient deserves quality results, respectful treatment, and the freedom to leave an honest review without feeling pressured or manipulated.

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