The Devil Wears Ink

Early Beginnings in Tattooing

My journey into tattooing began in November 2015. What started as a passion for art and self-expression quickly evolved into a full-fledged career. Immersing myself in the world of tattoo culture, I spent the early years refining my technique, learning from industry veterans, and experimenting with various styles. From intricate black and grey designs to bold, vibrant pieces, I have developed a reputation for creating tattoos that not only showcased technical skill but also reflected the unique stories and personalities of my clients.

Expanding into Cosmetic Brow Work

Building on my artistic foundation, I soon expanded into the field of cosmetic tattooing. With an eye for detail and a deep understanding of facial anatomy, I began offering services like Cosmetic brows, lip and Eyeliner tattoos. This new venture allowed me to combine my tattooing skills with a focus on beauty, helping my clients achieve perfectly shaped, natural-looking brows/eyes and lips that enhanced their features. My ability to tailor each brow design to suit individual clients made me stand out in the competitive field of cosmetic tattooing.

I continuously updated my knowledge of the latest techniques and trends, ensuring that each treatment was not only artistically impressive but also safe and long-lasting.

Expertise in Skin and Laser Treatments

In addition to tattooing and cosmetic brow work, I also have 8 years' experience in skin and laser treatments. Through advanced training and hands-on experience, I became proficient in a range of skin care and aesthetic treatments, including laser hair removal and tattoo removal. My deep understanding of skin health and healing, combined with my artistic background, allows me to approach each treatment with both technical expertise and a sense of artistry.

To ensure it heals properly and stays looking great, please follow these aftercare guidelines:

1. Keep it clean: After removing the second skin/Glad wrap, (usually after 2-4 hours), gently wash the tattoo with lukewarm water and a mild, unscented soap. Pat it dry with a clean towel—don’t rub.

2. Tattoo Balm / Bepanthan: Apply a thin layer of fragrance-free, non-comedogenic Tattoo Balm or tattoo aftercare ointment (like Bepanthan) only after the tattoo has dried out for 48 hours. Don’t over-apply; a little goes a long way.

3. Keep pets away: Animals can carry bacteria, so avoid letting them touch the tattoo.

4. No scratching or picking: It’s normal for your tattoo to itch or peel during the healing process, but do not scratch or pick at the scabs. Let them fall off naturally.

5. Keep it out of the sun: Avoid direct sunlight and tanning beds while your tattoo heals. Once healed, use SPF to protect the colors.

6. No soaking: Avoid swimming, hot tubs, oceans or long soaks in water (showers are fine). Keep your tattoo dry while it’s healing for 7 days minimum.

7. Wear loose clothing: Avoid tight clothing over the tattoo area to prevent irritation.

8. Healing time: Tattoos generally heal in 2-4 weeks, but deeper layers of skin may take up to 6 weeks. Continue to moisturize and care for the tattoo throughout the healing process.

If you experience excessive redness, swelling, or signs of infection, contact your artist or a healthcare professional.

Your tattoo is a work of art—treat it with care, and it’ll look stunning for years to come!