I've been getting my piercings from Rob for years. He's the best of the best. The jewelry is always…read morehigh quality. He's very knowledgeable and professional. Always recommend.

I meant to write this updated review a while ago. It's been some time now, but Rob did my septum…read moreand it was another nice experience and painless as ever! Love going here

Since my last piercing, I got some more and a tattoo! It's always a great experience and I…read moreappreciate how informative and friendly everyone is.

Came in for piercing help and they were super friendly and quick! Would definitely return or…read morerecommend

brought our baby girl in for her ear piercings, erin was very calm, very informative. we are from…read moreout of the area so he also referred us to piercers near us back home in case anything goes wrong with the healing process. the place looked like it was kept very clean. the only complaint is the pricing but i'd rather get it done there than at claire's so the pricing is worth the better experience.

Update: Erin has been responding and then deleting his response. Please reffer to the pictures…read more Erin doesn't want to take accountability for his actions and rather blame everyone else. I strongly do not recommend this place especially when he's talking about you. He doesn't have a single nerve to respond to text messages but randomly will text a call logs no one asked for. End of the day Erin sold fake gold Amazon jewelry he refused to refund it I went to Erin for so many piercings, I would even recommend him to other people! However my recent experience was bad. The piercings he did was okay however the professionalism isn't there. He called to tell me about downgrading jewelry then went to talk to me and vent about my friend He sold my friend fake gold, he pierced her wrong and his co worker pierced my friend wrong. When we reached out about our piercings we were left on read. He lacked of communication, and accountability. He sells Amazon quality jewelry pierces with Amazon jewelry, doesn't sanitize the area pierced. I wouldn't recommend this place any longer

These guys are great! They are very professional with a huge assortment of Jewels and tattoo ideas…read more if you can't decide! Know what you want bring them your idea and they will bring it to life!

I do want to mention an issue with my aunt's Monroe piercing. The jewelry bar that was used was the…read morewrong size, and it ended up embedding into the inside of her lip, causing it to cut into the tissue and bleed. We expected the jewelry to have enough room to accommodate swelling after the piercing. Overall, the experience was positive, but I hope the shop is more careful when selecting jewelry sizes for oral piercings to help prevent this from happening to others.

Kiki and the staff were amazing today, we can in to get my wife's nose and ear piercings they were…read morereally kind and helpful. Thank you again.

I had my nose pierced somewhere else while out of town and started having an issue with it bleeding…read morenonstop. I reached out to InBloom to see if they could take a look at it, and they were quick to respond, which I appreciated. When I arrived, the receptionist told me they were really busy and that there were two people ahead of me, but that she would have the piercer take a quick look at my nose in about 10 minutes. This also matched what I could visibly see in the shop--there were only two parties waiting ahead of me when I got there. After the piercer finished with his previous client, he helped another customer with jewelry and then came over to me. He asked where I had gotten my piercing done so he could look up the shop, but didn't ask many questions about what had been happening. After looking at my nose, he said he thought the bar was too short and recommended changing it to a longer one. He then told me there would be a wait because he had two clients ahead of me. I completely understood and had no problem waiting. However, I ended up sitting there for a little over an hour and watched more than two clients get helped without anyone giving me an update. My nose was visibly bleeding, and no one let me know that the wait had changed. I just needed my bar changed. After a little over an hour I asked the receptionist how much longer it would be. She looked at her list and responded, "Well, there were a lot of people ahead of you when you got here, so you're looking at another hour." Her tone came across as snarky and dismissive, but I was also confused because that directly contradicted what I had been told. The receptionist told me there were two people ahead of me, the piercer told me the same thing, and I could physically see only two parties waiting when I arrived. So how did two people suddenly become "a lot of people" after I had already waited over an hour? I understand businesses get busy, appointments take priority, and wait times can change. That was never my issue. If the wait was actually going to be two hours or more, I simply should have been told. Instead, I waited based on the information I was given and then was spoken to as though I should have known there were "a lot" of people ahead of me all along. I also understand that the original issue with my piercing was not InBloom's fault. I had it done somewhere else and never expected them to take responsibility for another piercer's work. However, once they agreed to take me in as a client, evaluated the piercing, and recommended changing the jewelry, I expected basic customer service and communication just like any other client. What made it more frustrating was that I wasn't there just to browse jewelry or get something cosmetic done. I came in because my piercing was actively bleeding and I was concerned. Even a quick update would have been appreciated. Instead, I ultimately walked out without getting the issue resolved. I initially appreciated how quickly InBloom responded when I reached out, which is why the experience once I arrived was so disappointing. I can understand having to wait. What I can't understand is being told one thing multiple times, receiving no communication when that changed, and then getting a snarky response when I simply asked for an update. If I could give zero stars I would.

Tyler, is the MAN! Thank you for always being so responsive, professional, and just a down right…read moreawesome guy. I've had 2 tattoos done by him, and each time he explains the process, his station is always clean, and well, his work is the best. Thanks for making a newbie to the tattoo world feel comfortable. Can't wait to get my next one!

Highly recommend any of the artists at Main Street. My husband and I have been getting tattooed…read morehere for the last few years and have had great experiences. Always a great vibe.

Went to this place in December for a nose piercing for the first time. The people there were so…read moreamazing and super friendly. Helped me pick out some choices. Only thing was you needed a parent guardian to sign some paperwork for consent or be over 17 I believe? Which I had no problem with. Great place would recommend it! :)

I left Body Jewlz extremely embarrassed and frustrated by how I was treated as a divorced/remarried…read moremother. I brought my daughter in for an ear piercing and provided my ID and identification for her. The employee noticed our last names don't match, and I explained that I am divorced and remarried. I was then told our last names needed to match. Body Jewlz's own online FAQ states: "If you are under 18 and need parental/guardian permission, both you and your guardian must bring ID." It does NOT state that the parent and child must have matching last names or explain what documentation is required for a divorced/remarried parent. I repeatedly asked what I could provide to prove I am her mother. I was told a birth certificate, which I explained would show my former married name, not the name on my current ID. When I specifically asked what divorced mothers are supposed to provide, I was eventually told "guardianship paperwork." I explained that I don't have guardianship paperwork because I am her biological mother. Their final solution was that my daughter's OTHER parent would have to come in. I explained that she is estranged from that parent, and I was told there was nothing they could do. The employee then collected my paperwork and started helping someone else in a very crowded store. I was mortified. I wasn't asking them to waive their policy, I was repeatedly asking HOW to comply with it. If Body Jewlz requires additional documentation when a parent's name has changed due to divorce or remarriage, then clearly state what documentation is accepted. Telling a mother there is no way to prove she is her child's parent unless the other parent comes in is not a reasonable solution. Divorced and remarried parents exist. Your policy, and your treatment of customers, should account for that. Shame on you.

Camila has done both of my tongue piercings, double vertical, and I trust her with any future…read morepiercings I may decide to get. She's super sweet with chill vibes. She's quick and efficient with her work and honest about any questions you might have. Highly recommend!

Such a shame to have to show someone's true colors on a public review such as this but I think the…read moretransparency is needed, especially when you are PAYING for a service. Meet Bobby, an artist at the Lodi/ Manteca location(s) he seems to be very mentally unstable when you decide you don't want to continue doing business with him. If you do decide to get a tattoo by Bobby Allen make sure you watch his hygiene routine because he never washes his hands and thinks that after a smoke break just putting gloves over his dirty hands is sanitary & legal. I have filed a legal complaint with the health department against his hygiene practices.

Unfortunately I must update this review to reflect the current customer service after the business…read moremoved to Modesto. I had been a customer for years 4 plus and thought that I should have been made aware of the move but was not. I had purchased waxing services by the year and paid $540 upfront. This has been the case for years prior. Crystal had always gone red my services until now. I had several waxes left when she moved but was informed that my waxing contract expired. After reading the contract it is true it had expired but how unprofessional to have not given me a courtesy reminder prior to the expiration or moving towns. I randomly went to book a wax in September last year and seen the address had changed. I text her to inquire about the move and she responded by confirming the move stating she had just reopened. Unfortunately the vibe of excellent customer service is gone. All the five star reviews from Stockton should be removed as it gives customers a false impression. Make sure you read reviews for new Modesto location! I can no longer recommend this business.

Today I have a amazing service with Radiantly Blissful Aesthetics. Crystal was super friendly and…read morenice. Her studio was really nice I will definitely be back!!!!!!

Here's how my daughter's tattoo looks after one year. The ink is already spreading on what was…read moresupposed to be delicate leaves (looks like feather) and some ink didn't even stay. Just got a quote for tattoo removal and it's $1800 for an $80 tattoo. Hocus, are you willing to make this right?

Here is a photo showing a tattoo done a year ago. we were not satisfied with the tattoo or the…read moreexperience. this was first tattoo and it was done by an apprentice who did not have the skill to do this tattoo and should of never been given this task we did not know Brian Creek was an apprentice at the time!! We were under the impression a licensed tattoo artist would be doing the tattoo. Here we are a year later and the second picture is what it currently looks like the ink has spread...the leaf looks like a feather some ink didn't even stay. This was her first tattoo and it was an awful experience. For an 80 dollar tattoo will be 1800 to take off which she deserves to have removed because it's horrible.. Hocus is there anyway to make this right??