My wife has wanted her nose pierced for a while now. So, we had a date night without the kids and…read moredecided to go get it done. I had heard good things from people I work with about the shop and it was close by. The pricing was what I expected ($30 for the nose piercing). When we walked in the woman working that night I think was taking a quick break. She came back in and asked what we needed. We told her and she had us fill out the required paperwork and got a copy of my wife's ID. She was fairly easy going and fairly polite but I was kind of hoping for a more welcoming atmosphere. I don't want to say she was short because again she was polite but she was very much to the point. We had a couple people ahead of us so we waited a bit. They had a very tattoo shop like atmosphere which isn't really my scene. I'm the odd one with no piercings or tattoos myself. But, there was music playing that was a bit too loud for my taste. When it came time for the piercing there was a private booth that comfortably set my wife, the woman preforming the piercing and me. It would have comfortable held 1-2 more people. She prepared all the supplies and got he nose pierced pretty quickly. My wife didn't get to make a selection of what jewelry would be used initially which she was disappointed with because it was such a rushed process. That may be common but I was a little upset about that after the fact. She seemed rushed after getting the piercing completed but she explained how to clean the piercing. But, she didn't mention how long she was supposed to clean it and when it would heal to the point where she could change the piercing. I felt so rushed that I didn't push any further for information because I felt like I was inconveniencing her. I had to write down the after care instructions on my phone which again may be normal but having some printed after care instructions wouldn't be too much to ask. Not how I have always felt like a relationship with a tattoo/piercing parlor has been portrayed to me. Again, I've got 0 experience being in tattoo shop except for a few times with friends but all the other experiences I had were much more welcoming and seemed happy for the business. This experience felt more like we were an inconvenience. I gave if 4 stars because it was clean and although I was hoping for more hospitality and more details regarding the after care I would go back again. I do know that it will be quick and to the point.

Ray or Rae, (not sure how to spell her name) did amazing on my bellybutton piercing. She talked me…read morethrough the whole thing and it didn't take longer than 20 minutes.

All the ink embedded within the superficial layers of my skin has been put in by Mo. All the ink…read moreembedded within the superficial layers of my 60 year old mother's arm has, also, been put in by Mo. Yes, she is a fantastic tattoo artist. But let me take it a step further and omit the word tattoo for a moment. She is a very gifted and talented artist. If you review Mo's work, whether on a human, or on the canvas, you can easily see a glimpse of her deep artistic expression within it. You don't necessarily need to know this person, but reviewing her stuff on various internet platforms will give you an insight on what she does, how she does and more importantly how passionately she does. My experience with Mo is tattooing, thus I will keep this review strictly about that (though she also does other things which can be reflected on the said platforms). What I can confidently say about her work is that she listens. She acutely listens to the idea that the individual brings to her and is very aware of the fact that though, for her, it may be another tattoo, the person bringing it to her has come with something which may be very special to them. So she gives each consultation session the same importance. She has over a decade and a half of experience which can be seen in her confidence. She is confident enough to make suggestions and help drive an idea to its epitome; and still never takes complete charge and always is aware of the fact to have the person who is getting tattooed still call all the shots. She recommends, humbly; she suggests, creatively; and she modifies, appropriately and dynamically. By now, I have spent over fifty hours of 'under-the-needle' time with her. As simply as I can say this - she is good. Tattooing is not a pain free process. But the care with which the person tattooes makes all the difference. Various aspects of her sessions - her machine is sound free. You know that classic tattooing sound - at least for me that nerve-racking at first. SO me now hearing anything makes all the difference. At this point its different now but at first this was huge. Next, her music selection is DIVERSE. I can't emphasize this how important music can be and how kick ass her music playlists are. Also, she can gauge really well how the client is doing under the needle by body language and the overall perception of pain being exhibited by the client. She modifies, slows down, takes a break or beasts through the session based on how YOU are doing. Also, she can talk you out of the worst pain areas, move around, IF NEEDED, and do all sorts of different tricks to help ease the overall experience. I, personally, wouldn't take the experience any other way. If it were easily placed under the skin, it definitely wouldn't be worth it. So, so sum up this essay - Mo is gifted, talented (very), creative AF, and really can help you bring an idea to life in its fullest potential. I am for sure going back.

Do not go here place is horrible people tried to charge 300 dollars for a dime size circle artist…read moreare horrible and very rude

i absolutely love my tattoos! the service was outstanding and atmosphere was amazing. very…read moreprofessional and took the time to create exactly what was looking for. I will most de be back for more work in the future