Sending you a few guidelines from Recycle Tattoo:

If you are not yet 18 years old, we’ll schedule a meeting for you later.

Recycle Tattoo will allocate enough time to provide the best possible consultation for you.

Recycle Tattoo reserves the right to reject tattoos that do not adhere to proper standards and are not in your best interest.

If you don’t know what you want, Recycle Tattoo will provide guidance and schedule a meeting for you once you have a clear decision in mind.

If you want to minimize the risk of your tattoo getting distorted, it’s advisable to reach your desired muscle size before getting a tattoo, especially for larger tattoos. Muscle size and the tattoo will go hand in hand. If your muscles shrink in size, the tattoo will also shrink, and the lines may not maintain the desired shape.

You can definitely tattoo a new design over an old one. Instead of tattoo removal, you can easily have a new and impressive tattoo with the innovative and creative technique of “layered tattooing.” Of course, we will provide you with thorough guidance to find the best solution for your skin.

Absolutely, it’s highly recommended to make an appointment because [Recycle] often runs out of available slots. So, please call or message [Recycle] to schedule a meeting on a suitable day. Additionally, [Recycle] also needs ample time to understand your preferences.

Tattooing is not just a one-time thing; it’s a journey. Tattoos are something that will be with you for life, so you need to give them special care, especially after getting one, following the advice of the tattoo artist. If you neglect care, the tattoo can quickly fade and become damaged, not only costing you money but also potentially affecting your health.

24 hours before getting a tattoo, you should avoid alcohol and any medications that thin the blood. When coming in for a tattoo, choose loose-fitting clothing for comfort during the potentially lengthy tattooing process and to prevent friction on the areas being [recycled]. Additionally, the mindset is crucial when getting a tattoo because the pain doesn’t come from the needle but from your fear. So, prepare mentally well before facing those needles running all over your body!

Does getting a tattoo hurt? In short, YES, and how much it hurts depends on various factors such as the skill level and tattooing technique. The most important factor might be the location of the tattoo. To understand this better, we will provide you with thorough advice.

A tattoo artist is not just an artist on skin but also requires comprehensive knowledge of medical safety and responsibility to clients. We not only pay attention to the tattoo ink but also prioritize the safety of our equipment. All our supplies come from reputable manufacturers and are used within specified time frames, ensuring health and aesthetic standards for tattoos.

Are you ready for your first tattoo? Have you researched anything about tattoos? What do you need to know? The following answers will address many questions for those who are “first-timers.” Don’t skip this section before exploring the rest of our contents.

You can be charged per tattoo or per hour. The cost of a tattoo varies depending on factors such as ink color, style, level of detail, size, and placement. That’s why we can only provide approximate prices via phone or online channels. To get the most accurate quote, it’s best to visit [Recycle] in person for a thorough price consultation before getting your own tattoo.