F. A. Q.

The price of a tattoo depends on the style, size of the area you're tattooing, skin type, and color of your future tattoo—in other words, many factors!

We sort this out in the consultation. I don’t give estimates before I’ve seen the body part and talked through the concept — a number without context is meaningless.

What I can tell you: I work at an hourly rate or a fixed project price, depending on the scope. No surprises.

Season doesn’t matter. What matters is aftercare discipline.

Summer means staying out of pools and keeping it out of direct sun. Winter means fighting the dry air and the friction from heavy clothing. Both are manageable — you just adjust your routine for a few weeks.

KEEP IT CLEAN AND SAFE

• Wash your hands before washing your tattoo.

• Remove the plastic wrap.

• Use Octanisan soap to wash your tattoo.

• In the first wash make sure all the vaseline is washed off good.

• Don‘t stay too long under the water.

• Finish each time the shower with very hot water and than super cold on the tattoo, especially the massive black parts (good for blood circulation and healing, also against swelling).

• Let it dry open, NO TOWEL or anything.

• Do this in the morning and the evening to hydrate your tattoo.

• Apply just after around 3 - 5 days a microscopic amount of cream on it (fineline 3 days / massive black part 5 days !!!!).

• DON‘T use cream before. Just shower the tattoo twice a day.

• I recommend to use very little amount of cream to heal your tattoo and the cream I recommend is "Pegasus Pro Tattoo-Creme.

• When is possible let your tattoo on open air, free from foil and clothes.

• When is not possible to let your tattoo free, please just use cotton clothes in contact with your new fresh tattoo.

We recommend that you refrain from any sporting activity for at least one week, as perspiration on a wound always carries a certain risk of infection.

Once the tattoo is dry, no more fluid, blood, or ink is seeping out, you can resume sporting activities to a limited extent.

However, we recommend avoiding activities that carry the risk of damaging the tattoo (e.g., climbing, martial arts, contact sports).

Endurance sports should generally be possible again after 10 days, everything should have healed superficially and there should no longer be any significant feeling of tightness, meaning you can resume almost all sporting activities.

For water-based sports, we recommend a 25 days break so that even soaking the skin does not cause any further damage to the final result.