Let’s Make Your Ink Dreams Come True!

The price of a tattoo depends on a few things:

  • Size: Bigger tattoos take more time and cost more.

  • Design: More detailed designs may be pricier than simple ones.

  • Placement: Some body parts are more difficult to tattoo and may cost more, like the ribs or hands. Areas like the upper arm or thigh are usually less expensive.

PRICES:

  • Minimum: $80

  • Session: $150 Per Hour

  • TAPOUT Session: $500 (Monday - Thursday ONLY)

FREE touch-ups when you spend $100 or more

Ready to Book? All tattoo appointments require a $50 deposit to secure your date.

Standard Bookings: If you are paying via Credit or Debit card, please click Standard Booking and pay your deposit.

Gift Card Holders: If you have a gift card you'd like to use for your deposit, please click Redeem Gift Card.

By booking, you agree to our No-Show & Rescheduling policy.

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Appointment Only

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Appointment Only 〰️

Prepare for Your Session

  • Hydrate: Drink plenty of water the 24 hours leading up to your appointment. Hydrated skin takes ink much better!

  • Eat a Full Meal: Don't come in on an empty stomach. Eat a solid meal 1–2 hours before your session to keep your blood sugar stable.

  • Dress Comfortably: Wear loose clothing that allows easy access to the area being tattooed. (Expect that some ink might get on your clothes, so don't wear your favorite white shirt!)

  • Rest Up: Get a good night's sleep. Being well-rested helps your body manage the discomfort and the healing process.

  • Skip the Alcohol: Avoid alcohol for at least 24 hours before your session, as it thins your blood and can affect the tattooing process.

  • Bring ID: You must have a valid, government-issued photo ID to get inked.

To ensure you have the best experience and the best heal, please follow these steps before arriving at Streets Meet Art:

Tattoo pain chart for women showing different body parts with color coding indicating pain levels from least to most painful, with blue for least painful, yellow for painful, orange for more painful, and red for most painful.
Tattoo pain chart for men, showing different body areas color-coded by pain level, from least painful (blue) to most painful (red).

Healing & Aftercare

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Healing & Aftercare 〰️

Your tattoo is an investment—how you treat it in the first two weeks determines how it looks for the rest of your life. Follow these steps for a perfect heal:

  • The First Few Hours: Keep your bandage on for the amount of time recommended by your artist (usually 2–4 hours). If we used Second Skin/Saniderm, leave it on for 3–5 days unless it leaks or irritates your skin.

  • Wash Gently: Use your clean hands, warm water, and unscented, antibacterial soap (like Dial Gold). Pat dry with a clean paper towel—do not rub.

  • Moisturize Lightly: After 24–48 hours, apply a very thin layer of unscented lotion (like Lubriderm or Cetaphil) or a specific tattoo balm. If the tattoo looks shiny or greasy, you’ve used too much.

  • Hands Off: Your tattoo will itch and peel—do not pick or scratch it. You will pull the ink out of your skin and cause scarring.

  • Avoid the Water: No swimming, hot tubs, or soaking in the bathtub for at least 2 weeks. Normal showering is fine.

  • Stay Out of the Sun: Keep your new ink out of direct sunlight during the healing process. Once fully healed, always use SPF 50+ to prevent fading.

  • Watch for Infection: Some redness and swelling are normal. However, if you notice extreme pain, spreading redness, or a fever, contact a medical professional immediately.

Free touch-ups are only valid if the aftercare instructions were followed correctly!