Soul Kraft Ink tattoo FAQ

You can book by calling the shop, sending a message through our contact form, or visiting the studio in person. We recommend booking in advance, especially for larger custom pieces. A request is not a confirmed appointment: our staff review it, route it to the right artist and confirm your date after any required deposit.

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Every piece is quoted individually after we see the idea, the placement and the size. Our current rate ranges are published on the pricing page, and prices vary by artist, size, placement, detail and project.

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It depends on the size and detail of the piece. Shorter pieces are booked by the hour, and any tattoo of six hours or more is booked as an all-day session. Your artist gives you an expected session length with your quote.

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Look through the portfolios on our artists page and pick the artist whose finished work looks closest to what you want. If you are not sure, use the artist matching step in the tattoo request and our staff will recommend a fit; staff always make the final assignment.

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Yes. Send your idea, reference images, placement and a rough size with your request. The artist reviews it and comes back with a quote, or with questions if more detail is needed before drawing anything.

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Yes. With Derm Shield you can shower with the bandage on, but try not to soak the area too much because it weakens the adhesive, and avoid baths. Full washing and drying steps are on the aftercare page.

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Sun exposure can damage a tattoo, so always use a strong SPF sun block outdoors and moisturise regularly once the tattoo is healed. This is general care guidance, not a guarantee about how any individual tattoo will age.

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Follow the aftercare guide step by step, and follow your artist's instructions where they differ. The guide covers Derm Shield, standard bandage care, the peeling stage and what to avoid.

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Some slight swelling, redness and discomfort around the site is common. Promptly consult a health care provider if you notice unusual draining, excessive bleeding, excessive pain or discomfort, or excessive swelling, redness or skin that is hot to touch. This is general education, not medical advice.

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