Southern Ink Tattoo Studio

To Ink or Not to Ink, that’s the question??

I.

Can I accept that there will be some level of pain involved?
Each Tattoo is different and everyone experiences pain differently.

II.

Am I comfortable knowing that a tattoo will become a permanent part of my body?
A healthy body can heal most wounds, tattoo is essentially wounding the skin, applying ink into your skins second layer.

III.

Do I accept that, even under ideal circumstances, there may be health risk involved?
Generally the greatest risk occur after leaving the Tattoo Shop!
Specifically through the important healing time of the new Tattoo.

IIII.

While some people may love my tattoo, others may not, can I accept potential Tattoo criticisms as part of my life?
Not everybody likes Tattoos, what do I do for living

V.

Am I aware of my own reasons for wanting a Tattoo? Are there alternatives to a Tattoo that would better satisfy my desire to get one?
Be honest with yourself about why you want a Tattoo, make sure you are comfortable with that reason.

VI.

Do I understand that my Tattoo will change in appearance over time?
Skin reproduces itself over and over, slowly the body breaks down some of the pigment, the color will lighten

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VII

Am I willing to educate myself and to the required research needed for the best Tattoo experience?
Can take some time and effort.

VIIII.

Am I willing to take full responsibility for the
final outcome of
My Tattoo and for my Tattoo experience?

VX.

The decision to get tattooed feels like Your own, or are there other influences that might be pressuring You?

Did You do Your Homework?
Come get some Ink at
Southern Ink