The minimum charge is $150, this ensures you receive quality pigments and equipment and a sterile setup in the most hygienic environment.

All deposits are non-refundable. If you cancel your appointment, your deposit is given to the artist for time and money lost. Deposit are put in place to both secure your booking and protect our artists as they have bills to pay and families to feed. If you wish to reschedule your appointment, please give us at least 7 days notice, that way, we are able to keep your deposit for that booking. Rescheduling 1-2 days before your booking could mean you lose your deposit and will have to pay another one to secure your next booking.

For ongoing work, your deposit will be rolled over to your next booking and can only be used at the completion of your tattoo. This policy is put in place to again, protect the artists and their original designs, which are drawn for free to begin with.

We get it, life happens sometimes and you need to change your appointment. That’s ok but please don’t make appointments that you are unsure of keeping. We will send you a text reminder a few days before your booking but this is not the time to decide whether you will get tattooed or postpone. Cancellations within 48 hours of your appointment will result in the loss of your deposit, And if you postpone your appointment more than twice you will also forfeit your deposit. We get that life is really busy and sometimes unpredictable but please understand this is not a hobby but how we make our living, a couple of last minute cancellations can have a major impact on a working artist’s week. We are going to do the absolute best for you, so please do your best for us.

There are many variables on pricing a tattoo. Size, placement, colours, detail just to name a few. Use the contact form or email us at motattoosutdio@gmail.com or contact with ins and facebook to get an estimate but if you come to the studio we can discuss in person and give you a quote.

Remove cling wrap after a minimum of two hours (longer is fine), when you remove the wrap wash well with warm water and pat dry with a clean paper towel. Allow to air dry. Once completely dry, apply a small amount of aftercare cream. Repeat these steps for the next 2-3 days. however, you will need to continue using your aftercare cream until your tattoo is healed (1-2 weeks). Please no swimming or bathing (shower is good) in this time. Avoid picking or scratching your tattoo during the healing process.

If needed, touch ups are free!

If you have any further questions about Tattoo Aftercare don’t hesitate to contact us.

1. Diabetics

Individuals with diabetes, whether it's type 1 or type 2, should consult their healthcare provider before getting a tattoo.

Diabetes can slow down the healing process, making the tattooed area more susceptible to infections.

2. People living with Lupus

Those diagnosed with lupus should approach tattooing with caution.

Lupus can affect the body's immune system and may lead to delayed wound healing.

If you're considering a tattoo and have lupus, it's advisable to do so when your symptoms are stable.

3. Individuals with high blood pressure

High blood pressure can complicate the tattooing process.

It may cause excessive bleeding during the tattoo procedure and slow down the healing process afterward.

People with high blood pressure should manage their condition effectively and discuss their plans with a healthcare professional before getting a tattoo.

4. Keloid-prone individuals

Keloids are raised, thickened scars that can develop after skin injuries, including tattooing.

People who are prone to keloids or have a history of excessive scarring should carefully consider whether getting a tattoo is a safe option for them.

Keloids can potentially form over the tattooed area, leading to aesthetic and health concerns.

5. Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals

It's generally advisable for pregnant and breastfeeding individuals to avoid getting tattoos.

The body undergoes various hormonal changes during pregnancy and breastfeeding, which can affect the skin's elasticity and healing capabilities.

Tattooing during this time may increase the risk of complications and adverse reactions.

Before getting a tattoo, it's essential to prioritize safety and well-being.

Always consult with a healthcare professional or dermatologist if you have underlying medical conditions or concerns about how a tattoo might affect your health.