(INSIDE PINK FLAMINGO TATTOO) 1150 N Museum Rd - Ste 105 Conway, AR 72032
Please reach us at info@lunarbodyart.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Two guests are allowed in the area with you. Anyone else would have to wait in the waiting area.
We will consider tattooing minors ONLY in the presence of the parent or legal guardian per Arkansas State law. We will not perform a tattoo on someone below 18 years of age without the required proof of relation between the minor and the accompanying adult. This means IDs for both the minor and the adult, and the birth certificate of the minor.
The last names on the Birth Certificate have to match the current IDs. If they don't, we must have a copy of a divorce decree/marriage cert, etc.
Generally, tattoos for minors will be limited to small or medium non-vulgar tattoos, but everything will be on a case-by-case basis.
There is no need to be 30 minutes to 1 hour early.
If I happen to finish the client before you very early, I’ll text you to let you know that I’m available.
Otherwise,
10-15 mins early is perfect for front counter personnel to start your paperwork and avoid possible traffic issues.
Pain is relative! Some areas hurt more than others.
While I do carry it, I recommend you get it in advance and try a small area to make sure you do not have an allergic reaction, about 2 weeks before your appointment.
If all is well, I'll recommend you wear it wrapped up on your way to your appointment so that you are ready to go at your appointment time.
See the LINKS page for recommended numbing that you can buy ahead of time.
No, it is not recommended. Lidocaine, Tetricane, and Epinephrine are used during the procedure and go straight to the baby when it is in your system.
Infection after the procedure is always possible when not being very careful afterwards (remember no touching), and would also be passed to the baby.
You cannot currently be undergoing chemotherapy and get this procedure. I would have to have a doctor's note emailed to me to even consider it. Chemo can even affect the skin.
You can still get work done. Your healing period will probably be a little longer.
These procedures are not recommended if you are taking them for a serious medical condition that thins the blood considerably. Like from alcohol, thin blood will push pigment out of the skin, effectively rendering the procedure pointless, and cause what does stay to be patchy.
If your doctor approves stopping a medication temporarily, I would need a note emailed to me from their office.
You may return to normal daily activities with the exception of:
No submerging in unclean water, such as pools, lakes, the ocean, hot tubs, bathtubs, etc., for 30 days. No sunbathing, no tanning beds. No heavy sweating in the area.
No! This is not good for ANY tattooing.
Everyone heals differently. Not everyone says that they scab. If this happens to you, it is normal for you.
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