tattoos

Creativity is etched into skin and stories are told through ink. Our studio is dedicated to providing you with exceptional tattoo experiences that reflect your individuality and commemorate your journey.

Tattoos are not just designs – they are symbols of personal expression, memories, and milestones. Our team of skilled tattoo artists is passionate about turning your ideas into meaningful and visually captivating works of art.

We specialize in fine line tattoos and tiny tattoos. Whether you're seeking your first tattoo or adding to your collection, we provide a comfortable and inspiring environment where your ideas come to life.

Our consultations are designed to capture your vision and collaborate on a design that resonates with you. With a commitment to using quality materials and maintaining a sterile environment, we prioritize your safety and satisfaction throughout the tattooing process.

tiny tattoos

Tiny tats are the cutest, little tattoos that are usually under an inch and are very simple. Paige loves tattooing tiny tats and has done so many fun ones for best friends and others that are super meaningful!

BOOK NOW

fine line tattoos

Fine Line tattoos are some of Paige’s favorite tattoos to do! If you’re looking to get someone special’s handwriting tattooed, a beautiful floral piece, meaningful image, bestie tattoos, or even something silly, fine line tattoos are Paige’s specialty.

BOOK NOW

frequency of treatment

pricing

Some tiny tattoos will need to be touched up to keep their lines super fine. Please be aware of this when booking.

Our minimum is $80, and that includes the most simple designs. Since we mainly tattoo by the pice and don't do a whole lot of filler work, it is generally priced by the piece.

Before scheduling your tattoo appointment, please text Paige at 270-599-3191 so she can give you the go-ahead to schedule.

Once you arrive to the studio, Paige will already have your design drawn up, so you can get started on your new tiny tattoo!

Schedule your appointment at least 2 weeks prior to a special event. Redness, swelling and peeling may be apparent in that time period.
You may not have an active rash in the area being treated.
Avoidance of Accutane for the past 6 months is required.
Avoidance of IPL/BBL, laser procedures and waxing for the past 7 days is required.
Discontinue topical retinoids 24 hours before treatment to reduce sensitivity.
It is recommended to discontinue the use of Aspirin, NSAIDS, Gingko Biloba, Garlic, Ginseng, Flax Oil, Cod Liver Oil, Vitamin A, Vitamin E or any other essential fatty acids 1 week before and after treatment to minimize bruising or bleeding from injections. Please consult with your primary physician prior to discontinuing any medications.
Avoid alcohol, caffeine, Niacin supplement, high-sodium foods, high sugar foods, refined carbohydrates, spicy foods and cigarettes 24-48 hours before and after your injections. All of these factors may increase risk of bruising and swelling.

Before touching your tattoo, always wash your hands with soap and warm water to prevent introducing bacteria to the fresh ink.
After removing the initial covering, gently wash your tattoo with lukewarm water and a mild, fragrance-free, antibacterial soap. Use your clean fingers or a soft cloth to clean the area.
Gently pat the tattoo dry with a clean, disposable paper towel or a lint-free cloth. Avoid rubbing, as this can irritate the tattoo.
Once the tattoo is dry, apply a thin layer of an unscented, tattoo-specific aftercare product recommended by your tattoo artist. This helps keep the tattoo moisturized and aids in the healing process.
Protect your tattoo from direct sunlight and tanning beds, especially during the initial healing phase. UV rays can fade and damage the tattoo. Use clothing or a non-stick bandage if your tattoo is in a sun-exposed area.
Resist the urge to pick, scratch, or peel off scabs or flakes that may form during the healing process. Let them naturally slough off to avoid damaging the tattoo.
For the first few weeks, avoid swimming in pools, hot tubs, and natural bodies of water like lakes or rivers. These environments can expose your tattoo to bacteria and irritants.
Throughout the healing process, continue to gently clean your tattoo daily with mild soap and water. Apply aftercare product as recommended by your artist.
Opt for loose-fitting, breathable clothing to avoid friction and irritation on the tattooed area.
Proper hydration and a balanced diet can contribute to the healing process and the overall health of your skin.
If your tattoo artist recommends a follow-up appointment for touch-ups or adjustments, make sure to attend as scheduled.
While it's essential to keep your tattoo moisturized, avoid over-applying aftercare products, as this can suffocate the skin and cause issues.
The healing process can take several weeks. Be patient and allow your tattoo to heal naturally.
If you have any concerns or questions about your tattoo's healing process, contact your tattoo artist. They can provide guidance and address any issues that may arise.

1. How are tattoos applied?

Tattoos are created by using a tattoo machine, which punctures the skin with needles that inject ink into the dermis layer. The design is drawn on the skin first, and then the tattoo artist follows the design.

2. Is getting a tattoo painful?

The level of pain experienced during a tattoo varies depending on individual pain tolerance, the location of the tattoo, and the artist's technique. Some describe it as a mild discomfort, while others find it more painful.

3. How long does it take to get a tattoo?

The time it takes to get a tattoo depends on the size, complexity, and detail of the design. Small tattoos can be completed in minutes, while larger and more intricate designs may take several hours or multiple sessions.

4. Is it safe to get a tattoo?

When done by a professional in a licensed and reputable tattoo studio, tattoos are generally safe. It's crucial to choose a clean and hygienic environment to minimize the risk of infection.

5. What should I consider when choosing a tattoo artist?

When selecting a tattoo artist, consider their experience, portfolio of work, cleanliness, and adherence to safety protocols. It's also essential to feel comfortable and have good communication with your artist.

6. How do I choose a tattoo design?

Your tattoo design should have personal meaning to you. Take your time to research, consider different styles, and consult with your tattoo artist for guidance. They can help you create a custom design.

7. Can I remove or cover up a tattoo?

Tattoos can be removed or covered up, but the process can be time-consuming, expensive, and may not be 100% effective. Consult a tattoo removal specialist or a tattoo artist experienced in cover-ups for options.

8. How do I care for a new tattoo?

Proper tattoo aftercare is crucial to ensure it heals well. This typically involves keeping the tattoo clean, applying an aftercare product, avoiding direct sun exposure, and following any specific instructions provided by your tattoo artist.

9. Will my tattoo fade over time?

Tattoos can fade over time due to sun exposure, aging, and other factors. However, proper aftercare and sun protection can help preserve the tattoo's appearance.

10. Can I donate blood if I have a tattoo? - In many countries, you can donate blood if you have a tattoo as long as it was done by a licensed professional and you wait for a specified period (usually 4-12 months) after getting the tattoo.

11. Are there any risks associated with tattoos? - While tattoos are generally safe, there are some potential risks, including infection, allergic reactions to ink, and scarring. Choosing a reputable artist and following aftercare instructions can help mitigate these risks.

12. What is the best age to get a tattoo? - We require our clients to be 18+ to get a tattoo.

1. Consultation:

Your tattoo process may begin with a consultation with the tattoo artist. During this meeting, you'll discuss your tattoo idea, design, placement, size, and any specific details you want to include. This is an opportunity to collaborate with the artist and ensure they understand your vision.

2. Design Approval:

Once you and the tattoo artist have agreed on the design, they may create a stencil or drawing of the tattoo for your approval. You'll have the chance to make any final adjustments or changes before the tattooing begins.

3. Sterile Environment:

Tattoo studios are required to maintain a clean and sterile environment. We use new, disposable needles and follow strict hygiene practices, including using gloves and disinfecting equipment.

4. Pre-Tattoo Preparation:

The area of your body where the tattoo will be placed will be cleaned and disinfected. The artist may shave the area if necessary.

5. Tattoo Application:

The tattoo artist will start by outlining the design using a single needle or a group of needles. This creates the tattoo's basic framework.
Once the outline is complete, the artist will fill in the design with color or shading, using different needles and ink colors as needed.
During the process, you may experience some discomfort or pain, as tattooing involves piercing the skin with needles. The level of pain can vary depending on the location of the tattoo and your personal pain tolerance.

CONTACT PAIGE