One Saturday afternoon in college as we waiting for our Soup and Taco order, we decided to mosey over into Sorry Mom and I decided on a whim to get my nose pierced. I spoke with the employee about what would be involved, how much it would cost and where he thought I should place the stud. He took the time to answer all my questions and was patient as I debated it, then me into the room and pierced it quickly. My piercing was never infected and I loved the placement of the stud.
Review Source:Had a tattoo done on my back by Wes, haven't had any problems, healed just fine. He also gave me my smiley piercing and I've now had it for 3 years without an issue. He's also done my older sister's lip piercing (done the same day as my smiley) and hasn't had any problems as well as my best friends 5 lip piercings, her eyebrow, tongue, 2 nose rings, and a few others that have healed just fine. :-)
Review Source:They don't have a great set up or waiting area, and we had to walk in on someone's tattoo session to talk to the guy about an appointment. But the tattoos I've gotten there have been amazing. People can't believe how beautiful they look. I had a back piece done that took a long time so they let me watch Super Bad and have a smoke break. I'll definitely be going there again.
Update: I recently went back here and am so happy with the new improvements! The layout is better with more seating. The guys were at the friendly and informative. I had a tattoo horribly done at another shop so I came to have it redone/touched up. Gary was really nice and understood what I wanted and how the previous artist had failed. You can tell he's really an artist by his work and how he explains things. He did a fabulous job and I couldn't be happier.
We walked in at about 8 or 9 p.m. after eating ice cream across the street at Lee's Homemade Ice Cream. Call it impulse, call it an insulin-inspired decision, but here we were, scanning the books and designs around the front section of the tattoo place.
A really friendly artist named Ryan came over to ask what we were looking for. I turned and said, "Oh, she wants my name tattooed on her finger." After a few seconds he regained his composure and began describing the details in a very professional manner. He sat us down, and had her fill out a release form.
While we filled out the form, Ryan asked, "So how long have you been married?" I said, "Oh, we're not married." He looked a little surprised and then explained most people who decide to get someone else's name tattooed on their finger end up dissolving the relationship within six months of the tattoo. He said he would still do it, but he just wanted to warn us.
He was a really nice guy and was very thorough in describing all his methods and provided great answers to our questions. He charged $50 for the finger tattoo, for about 30 minutes of work. Very reasonable price, very professional artist. Clean shop.
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