Yes, Please take an appointment before coming. You can call us or DM anytime on 08 500 600 456, 7 days a week to make a booking. A tattoo is a personal job, and our artists need to share enough time with you. If you are unable to call us, you can email us through our Social Media. We can guide you through the process. 

Consider personal significance, aesthetics, and the artist’s recommendations. Look through artists’ portfolios to find a style that resonates with you. It's also advisable to think long-term about how the design will age with you.

Absolutely! Why not? Anything you think of can be perfectly carved in your skin.

Ensure you are well-rested, hydrated, and have eaten a good meal before your session. Avoid alcohol and excessive caffeine, as they can increase bleeding and sensitivity.

Initially, the artist will discuss your design and placement. They’ll then apply a stencil or draw the design on your skin. Once you approve the positioning and size, the tattooing begins. The artist uses a machine with a needle to insert ink into the skin.

The costs vary widely based on the design's complexity, size, intricacy, color, placements, and the artist's expertise. Prices can range from a few hundred to thousands. Always discuss pricing before getting started to avoid surprises.

We follow strict sanitary rules. We use high-quality organic ink along with clean tools. We keep monitoring and changing our equipment from time to time. Being very responsible, we open and dispose of fresh needles before and after use in front of our clients. Furthermore, we offer intense aftercare services to our clients.

You need to be at least 18 years of age if you’re going to the studio by yourself. Individuals below 18 years old must be accompanied by a parent or a legal guardian.

This is number one in our Frequently Asked Questions simply because it is surprisingly just that. The simple answer is, yes it does. However, not as much as some people might like you to believe, as after a short period of time your body’s natural pain-killers (endorphins), kick in and make things much more manageable. How long these endorphins last usually defines your natural ‘limit’ as to how long a tattoo session you can handle (usually between 2-3 hours), after this time you will tend to become very uncomfortable.

We offer a variety of cover up tattoos. Depending on your old tattoo, we sit, discuss and develop new tattoo designs for you. In addition, we also re-design faded tattoos with better quality ink and equipment. We are well-known for our detailed art work.

It’s more important to be comfortable than to be fashionable. Looser is better than tighter, and keep in mind you want to be able to cover up certain places that might show, depending on where you're getting your tattoo.

First thing, come talk to us. The best large pieces always begin with a cohesive plan, not just bits and pieces loosely tied together. We can do a sleeve or back piece with existing work in place, but it will always look better when you come in with a plan and allow the same artist to help bring that plan to fruition for you. Along those same lines, it’s going to take multiple session. 

Follow your artist's aftercare instructions meticulously, which will likely include keeping the tattoo clean, applying ointment, and avoiding sun exposure, swimming, and picking at scabs.

If you are getting a tattoo, we would suggest getting it done by a professional. It is always a safe option to get trained by a professional and then practice tattooing at home as it is quite a risky affair to get a tattoo all by yourself if you are not trained. In fact, we provide a tattoo at home service. All you need to do is book a consultation on the call or web and the rest of design and modifications will be taken care of by us. We will get you connected with a tattoo artist with whom you can discuss the tattooing process and once you finalize the design, Sunil tattoo studio artist will visit your home for the tattoo session. Speaking about the hygiene factor, Sunil tattoo studio follow all the safety and hygiene protocols like fresh needles, gloves and other necessary equipment which are all sanitized. 

1. Take a shower

2. Eat before you come in!

3. Just because you saw it on Pinterest doesn’t make it a good tattoo.

If you are living with diabetes and considering a tattoo, you must be certain that your blood sugars are in good control before getting inked. Chronically elevated blood sugars can increase the risk of a skin infection.

Consult doctor and take advice before doing tattoo

1. Pregnant

2. When you have your years kids with you and if your are feeding them.

3. Pre-surgery

4. Post-surgery

Tattooing is not a quick process, nor should it be rushed as you will be living with the results permanently. An averagely complex piece of work about the size of the back of your hand, usually takes about two hours to complete. Larger or more complex pieces can take many of hours, and will require several sittings to complete. Usually appointments are made in multiples of hours, but some smaller pieces may only require a thirty minute appointment.

You can use numbing cream, but only for external use.

It depends where it comes from. There are many inks on the market today that are readily available. High quality tattoo ink, Ink has been tried and tested over generations without ill effects. Nowadays, the manufacture of inks is regulated to meet certain health and safety standards, but only in some countries (EU and USA). 

Yes, tattoos can be removed, usually with laser treatment, which breaks up the ink particles. However, removal is typically more painful, expensive, and time-consuming than getting the tattoo.

Risks include allergic reactions, skin infections, and potential complications if not done in a sterile environment. Ensure your tattoo artist uses new needles and ink from sealed containers.

To date, there is no evidence that tattoos cause cancer. However, according to WHO ’s International Agency for Research on Cancer, low quality tattoo ink contains carcinogens (cancer-causing substances). But, there is no evidence that tattoos cause cancer.

Tattoos are about self-expression and pieces of great art on your body, but the tattooing process involves the usage of needles that create holes on the outer layer of the skin which can lead to skin infections, allergic reactions, bloodborne diseases and other skin related diseases but the best part is, all of them are curable.

Tipping is a really nice gesture! But, there are no real solid ground rules for tipping. Gratuity for a tattoo or piercing can’t really be determined by the percentage rating most use for tipping a restaurant server. 

A tip, instead of a percentage, should be based on

I. How much you can afford and 

II. How much you feel it is worth. 

To tip an artist. shows that you thought the artwork you just received was well worth what I charged and you were happy enough to add a little. It’s not requested and it’s not required. The words, ‘That’s kick ass!’ mean a lot more to me than any tip.”

Yes, a person with tattoos can donate blood, but there are specific conditions they need to meet.

In most places, if you have recently gotten a tattoo, you are required to wait a certain period of time before you can donate blood. This waiting period is typically 3 to 12 months, depending on the regulations of the blood donation organization and the country. The waiting period is to ensure that there is no risk of transmitting infections that might be acquired from the tattooing process, such as hepatitis.

However, if the tattoo was done at a state-regulated tattoo facility that uses sterile needles and ink, some blood donation organizations may allow you to donate without waiting. It's important to check with the specific blood donation organization in your area for their rules.

If you already have tattoos and it's been more than the required waiting period since your last tattoo, you should be eligible to donate blood, provided you meet all other eligibility criteria.

"Who can give blood? (As Per WHO)"