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FAQ

    • Are Tattoos Really Addictive?
    You bet they are. It feels great to get a tattoo. Beautiful tattoos attract a lot of attention and can really reinforce your desire to get tattooed again. While you are getting tattooed, the body releases endorphins to help you deal with the discomfort. This is similar to the "high" feeling that you can get from vigorous exercise. For some people tattoos are adventurous. For some they are sexy. For others they can be very personal. Whatever your reasons, be prepared to want more than one.


    • Will There Be Blood?
    There will be some blood. The amount varies from person to person. To help avoid excessive bleeding, avoid alcohol 24 hours before getting tattooed.

    Safety Tip     - If you start to feel faint or a little "green," tell your artist right away instead of "toughing it out." There is absolutely nothing wrong with taking a break. Your artist is prepared for this sort of thing and knows how to handle it.

    Safety Tip     - Your artist should be wearing rubber gloves any time they are touching broken skin and should change their gloves regularly. This protects both you and the artist from any blood borne pathogens that may be present.



    • What Do Tattoos Cost?
    A high quality tattoo will last a lifetime. Do not shop for your tattoo or your tattoo artist simply based on price. As the years go by you will be glad you paid for THE PERFECT TATTOO. Sometimes people will show you a bad tattoo and excuse the quality by explaining how inexpensive it was. A tattoo is one of the few things we purchase that will last a lifetime. Once you find the right artist it is worth spending a few extra dollars to make sure you get it right. Tattoo artists usually charge between $80 and $120 an hour. There is a saying in many tattoo studios that "good tattoos are not cheap and cheap tattoos are not good". Be sure to make the most of your investment with a Tattoo Johnny Original Artist Stencil.


    • Is It Best To Start With A Small Tattoo?
    Only if you really want a small tattoo. For some people small tattoos can be a good first step. Do not  get a small tattoo because you are scared of the commitment. A small tattoo is the same lifelong commitment as a larger tattoo. Larger tattoos can allow for a greater degree of artistry and detail. They can be more exciting and dynamic. Sometimes people get a small tattoo only to realize how much they like it. Their only regret can be that they did not get it bigger. Think carefully about just how big you really want your tattoo to be. Often a small tattoo is a perfect choice, but sometimes going larger can make for a great first tattoo and a very happy customer.


    • How Much Pain Should I Expect?
     
    Tattoos can be painful, but not so painful that it stops people from happily coming back to get tattooed again. It helps to get your tattoo while you are well rested and nourished. Everyone has a different tolerance for pain. Most people say that getting tattooed is no big deal at all. Some can find it more difficult. Despite the discomfort, most people who are happy with their first tattoo usually get tattooed again.

    Tip     - Some spots are more sensitive than others. Despite the pain, it's important not to let this affect your decision. Because you will have your tattoo for the rest of your life, it is best to get exactly what you want, exactly where you want it. Long after the pain is gone, you might wish your tattoo was in a better spot. If you get your tattoo in just the right place, for years to come you'll be proud you made the right decision.