We do require a minimum deposit
of $80 to hold an appointment.
You must have the $80 in order for us
to make the appointment. This will be
credited towards the cost of your tattoo.
Deposits are non-refundable if you
do not call within 48 hrs prior to your
appointment to reschedule or cancel.
This policy is a must to give the proper
attention all our customers deserve.
DAYS WE WILL BE CLOSED IN 2010:
Custom Drawings:
Drawings are free, but we cannot
guarantee how soon they can be done
due to the fact that we are busy
& have several drawings on the
go as well.
Cost of Tattoos:
Tattoos start at a
minimum charge of $80 & depending
on the artist will be up to $160 per
hour.
Size, intricacy of the design &
placement on the body all have a factor
in the final price. With a minimum
cost of $80. With over 29 years of
tattooing experience, you still get
a great tattoo for a reasonable price.
The minimum charge for all artist
(no matter how small the tattoo
is) is due to the set up procedure
(artist time), the sterilization
of all equipment, electricity, and
all materials used for the tattooing
process.
In some cases a larger tattoo may
have to be done in several sittings.
Each sitting is usually a maximum
of 4 hours unless other arrangements
have been made in advance.
Rough estimates can be given
before drawings and appointments
are set, but remember thay are only
estimates!
Several things you can do prior to getting your
tattoo:
1. No Alcohol
48 hrs. prior to appt.
2. Eat well prior to appt.
3. If you normally bleed allot
when cut, eat Jello for a few days
before and the day of getting your
tattoo. Jello helps coagulate the
blood, so you will bleed less.
4. Take a shower and be well
rested.
If you follow these instructions getting
a tattoo will be a lot easier on you.
Here
at Native Arts Tat2, being DRUNK or
STONED will
not be tolerated,
and you will be asked to leave.
Here are some facts:
I have read how tattoos are putting new
populations at risk for the spread of
dangerous blood-borne diseases. Anyone
who doesn't understand tattooing or tattoos
assume that tattoo shops are the breading
grounds for diseases.
1. There has not been any confirmed
cases of anyone getting HIV/AIDS from
a tattoo.[1]
2. You are more likely to get HIV/AIDS
from a syringe at a hospital than you
are from getting a tattoo.
3. You are more likely to get Hepatitis
B from the dentist office than a tattoo
shop.
The CDC (Center for Disease Control http://www.cdc.gov)
They also state thatin the last
20 years, less than 1% of persons with
newly acquired hepatitis C reported to
CDC's sentinel surveillance system gave
a history of being tattooed.[2]
Does not say they got it from getting
the tattoo.
4. A tattoo artist is more at risk
of getting any blood borne disease than
anyone else. Not saying that every tattoo
shop is professional but most of them
are. Just like there are doctors who don't
care about their patients, there are tattooists
who do not care about their clients. MORE
info on the Tattoo & Piercing Q &
A pages.
We do
not care how other artist have told you
to heal your tattoo. If we do your tattoo
& you follow our after care instructions,
you will heal easier & in a shorter
amount of time.
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Here
at Native Arts Tat2, being DRUNK or
STONED will
not be tolerated,
and you will be asked to leave.
