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  • This review is for the business. If I hadn't been scammed on the pricing the review would be a 5 star for Penny my tattoo artist. She was amazing and gave me a beautiful and memorable tattoo. If you don't know already...the tattoo artists just do the art; the business decides the pricing. I came in early in the day and described what I wanted, where, and what size. The cashier (in charge of pricing) asked the artist what size when trying to ring me up for my deposit for my appt later and the artist replied she wasn't sure yet because she needed to draw it up so I showed the girl my arm and she ended up charging me a $150 deposit. This seemed fair to me as my other tattoo that is color and actually a little larger in space was a total of $150 in San Diego. I returned later for my appt and it was a new cashier who was busy taking a smoke break when the artist wanted to start my tat when I asked about how much more it would be (the artist said she didn't deal with pricing the cashier does). I STUPIDLY let her start and eventually finish my tat without checking on the pricing. The cashier came by multiple times standing right next to me and never mentioning the price. She even dusted a fan and blew dust all over my tat, upsetting my artist. She had ample opportunity to discuss the pricing with me before the product was permanently in place on my body but waited till after to let me know they would be charging me another $510. That's right- $660. A tattoo with the same quality and smaller size in Las Vegas costs 4.5 times that of one done in SD. What can I do at this point. Refuse? Nope because that waiver the first cashier had me sign says I was aware of the price. They use a Graph with approx 1 inch squares and if your tat touches a square they count it .... even if it barely touches and doesn't fill other squares. She also used the original drawing size to measure instead of the actual size of the tattoo which was made smaller for my arm. You kind of expect to get scammed when you come to Vegas, and I'm an idiot for letting the artist touch me before guaranteeing I knew the price, but I will never recommend anyone to this place and it won't be because of the artist or the experience. It will be because of the financial raping without lube I received in order to leave with my arm still attached. Pissed. Penny was amazing and I'm sorry she works for such a price gouging place because I'd definitely come back to her otherwise.
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