Tattoo Information
Pricing
Tattoo pricing is based on the specific piece you are looking to get done. Factors that influence the price include size, design, color, placement, client's ability to sit still, as well as technical difficulty of the tattoo. Our shop minimum is $100, and goes up from there. To get an idea of price, fill out a consultation form and we will get back to you as quickly as we are able. Reference images are super helpful in this process as a description alone can be easily misinterpreted.
We require a non-refundable deposit to book a tattoo appointment. Deposits are based on appointment length ranging from $100 to $250. Multiple appointments may be booked with one deposit, however, a deposit must be kept on file if you have upcoming appointments booked and will be applied to your last appointment.
We will not ask you to venmo us, Please Be wary of scammers. The only way we will collect your deposit or any form of payment is over the phone during our business hours or in person at leviticus.
Traditional Tattoo Aftercare
Always wash your hands with liquid unscented antibacterial soap (Dial Gold) and water before touching your tattoo.
Leave your bandage on for at least 2, but no longer than 24 hours. (If you do not have a bandage, wash your tattoo after 2 hours.)
After removing your bandage, gently wash the tattoo with antibacterial liquid soap and hot water. Use only fingertips, no washcloths or abrasive materials.
Let your tattoo air dry or pat dry with a paper towel and apply a very thin layer of Lotion after washing. We recommend Cetaphil or Aveeno.
Wash your tattoo 2-3 times daily and apply lotion 3-5 times daily. If the tattoo looks wet or dirty, wash it, let air dry and apply a thin layer lotion. If the tattoo looks dry or flaky apply a thin layer of lotion. Never use bacitracin or vasaline.
After 3-6 days your tattoo will start to peel and flake like a sunburn with ink colored skin. this is totally normal, do not pick or scratch the tattoo.
Typically a tattoo takes anywhere from 2 to 4 weeks to heal. This varies from person to person.
Be mindful of your new tattoo, it is an open wound during the healing process.
Do not over apply lotion, this will close off your pores and prevent your from healing properly.
Do not pick or scratch your tattoo during the healing process, it can pull ink out of your skin and your tattoo will require repair
Avoid direct sun exposure for one month. After the healing process apply sunscreen with SPF 50 or higher when in the sun to help your tattoo age well. Sun exposure will fade your tattoo over time
Do not soak or submerge your tattoo until it is completely healed. No lakes, pools, hot tubs, baths, etc. Showering is okay.
Please listen to your artist’s advise and call the shop if you have any questions. Do not follow aftercare instructions from friends or other internet sites. Be aware there are many products on the market that can slow healing and/or promote an allergic reaction.
Contact a healthcare professional at the first sign of infection.
Tips
Put clean sheets on your bed after getting tattooed. Dirty sheets can harbor bacteria. during the healing process, an open tattoo may stain your sheets.
You may ice your tattoo if it is excessively swollen. this is not required and is more common with areas such as the wrists and ankles. Do not place an ice pack directly on your tattoo, place Saran Wrap over your tattoo and the ice pack on top. Wash well after icing.
Wash your hands thouroughly with soap and water before touching your new tattoo.
Saniderm Aftercare
Leave Saniderm on for 3-24 hours after your appointment or until the seal around your tattoo breaks.
If the bandage is leaking, remove it immediately. If fluid can leak out of your bandage, bacteria can get underneath.
Once the bandage is removed you can continue with traditional aftercare methods or apply a new bandage after washing with antibacterial soap and allowing your tattoo to dry fully.
The new bandage can be worn for another 3 to 5 days. At this point, your tattoo should be mostly healed.
To remove your Saniderm, run water over the bandage while slowly pulling it off. Ink sometimes stains the bandage but does not pull the color out.
If you notice excessive redness around the bandage, you could have an adhesive sensitivity. While a bit of redness is common, if the bandage becomes uncomfortable, remove immediately and follow traditional aftercare methods.
Leviticus is a Saniderm Pro Shop. Click the link below to view more detailed instructions and get more information about their product. we have rolls of saniderm AVAILABLE for clients at our front desk.
Policy
Face masks are not required for vaccinated clients.
we ask that you do not bring guests to your scheduled appointment.
everyone is welcome at leviticus.
Deposits
TATTOO DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERABLE. should you need to reschedule or cancel your appointment you must call at least 48 hours before your appointment during business hours. The more notice the better so we can fill your time slot.
CONSULTATION DEPOSITS ARE REFUNDABLE WITH PROPER NOTICE. Consultation deposits ensure clients show up for their scheduled appointment. While uncommon, If the client and artist are not on the same page after the consultation, the consultation deposit can be refunded. If the client cancels at least 48 hours prior to the consultation appointment, during business hours the deposit is refundable. After the consultation, this deposit is often made part of the tattoo deposit and becomes non-refundable.
Rescheuduling and cancelling
Failure to reschedule or cancel less than 48 hours before your scheduled appointment will result in the deposit being forfeit to the artist. This does not apply if you have any symptoms of Covid-19.
If a deposit is forfeited or applied prior to finishing a multiple-session tattoo, another deposit will be required to book future appointments. If a client doesn't not call or show up for an appointment, the deposit amount is doubled to book future appointments.
consultation process
consultations are done via our consultation form. The first step is to fill out a consultation form including reference images and details. The more thorough you are in your initial consultation e-mail the sooner we can schedule your appointment. We will need to have all pertinent information and determine the correct amount of time before you may call the shop to schedule. Please be patient. If you need to meet with an artist directly we can set up an in person consultation. This will require a deposit which is often rolled into your tattoo deposit but can be refunded if you do not want to move forward with your tattoo.
Drawing
Our artists draw the night before or day of your appointment so they are tattooing something that is fresh in their mind. This enables them to focus on a few projects at once. When you come in for your tattoo appointment there is time to make any minor changes to the drawing before getting tattooed. If you want to change your idea, that may change your appointment length. Let us know as soon as possible if the entire idea has been changed. If you show up to your appointment with an entirely different idea, your deposit will be forfeit and you will need to reschedule.
Availability
we are working by appointment only at this time. to begin the process of scheudling a tattoo appointment, fill out a consultation form on our home page and we will respond as quickly as we are able.