Platinum Tattoo - Evers Location

Monday 12–11PM

Tuesday 12–11PM

Wednesday 12–11PM

Thursday 12–11PM

Friday 12–12AM

Saturday 12PM–12AM

Platinum - Northstar Location

Monday 11-8PM

Tuesday 11-8PM

Wednesday 11-8PM

Thursday 11-8PM

Friday 11-9PM

Saturday 11-9PM

Sunday 12-6pm

In order to receive an accurate quote, you must come into the tattoo shop and speak with one of our artists. 

All tattoos are based off of complexity of design, size, placement, and estimated time for completion.

Be sure to have your ID or Government-issued photo ID. Wear comfy clothes that offer easy access to the area you would like pierced. Bathe/shower/brush your teeth. You are potentially going to be near your piercer for a little while; good personal hygiene is greatly appreciated. Have a good meal. Be well hydrated.

Before you get a tattoo, there are some things you should know.

Be Open Minded

You might have been planning your first tattoo for decades, with hundreds of sketches and mood boards. But it would be best if you had an open mind. Your tattoo artist will have advice for you, and you might even find that your tattoo placement is entirely wrong for your tattoo design. If this happens, don’t panic. Listen to your tattoo artist; the ink you leave with might not be what you thought it would be – but it will undoubtedly be better.

It Always Hurts

While it is true that some tattoo placements hurt more than others, you can’t escape the pain. Tattoos will hurt, but you will get accustomed to it. Some people find that the adrenaline released when the needle hits your skin gives you a high!

After the initial sting, it’s more like sandpaper/sunburn with too much friction-type feeling. If you just cannot handle pain, then tattoos might not be suitable for you. If you’re worried, ask for a small tattoo, like a freckle on your arm, so you can understand what to expect.

You Need to Prepare

There is a list of things you should do (and not do) before you get a tattoo. Going to a tattoo parlor for a walk-in session for your first tattoo is unwise. Instead, make an appointment with your chosen tattoo artist before you get inked. They will tell you what you need to do.

Once your tattoo is complete, there are aftercare steps that you need to follow as well. So, while experienced tattoo monkeys can handle getting impromptu tattoos when they feel like it, beginners should take more time to think and plan things through.

Yes, certain piercings under the following conditions: 

The minor must have a parent/legal guardian present with up to date/legal identification, identification for the minor (student ID, Texas ID or passport), AND a document showing legal guardianship (birth certificate with the parents name on it, legal documentation naming the legal guardian of the minor). 

THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS!

We DO NOT tattoo minors, no exception, even if there is parental permission. 

We accept all major credit cards, including Visa, Discover, American Express, Mastercard, apple pay, PayPal, Cash App, and AfterPay. We also have financing available for those who quality 

It is not recommended to shave the tattooed area while it is healing. Once the flaking and peeling process has stopped and your skin is smooth again, it is okay to shave the area. This will be approximately 7-10 days from the day you got your tattoo.

No. The gun forces blunt jewelry through your body, causing unnecessary damage to the tissue. We use a sharp, single-use, hollow needle that quickly removes enough tissue to make room for your new jewelry. The jewelry we use is frequently one size smaller than the needle to allow for airflow around the jewelry and faster, more comfortable healing. It is less traumatic and painful.

Tattoo ink contains several ingredients and chemicals. Substances like iron oxide, mercury sulfide, ferric hydrate, aluminum, and manganese are a few of the ingredients that may be included in the ink. Mostly this is dependent on the color. An allergy to any of these substances can cause an allergic reaction once the ink gets into your skin.

We will pierce a pregnant woman. As long as she is made aware the risks of getting pierced while pregnant. 

We WILL NOT tattoo a pregnant woman.

For clients with Type 1 or Type 2 Diabetes,  it may be unsafe to get tattooed from the waist down due to poor blood flow or circulation. This may cause a prolonged or difficult healing process for your tattoo.

We do allow people in the studio with you and your tattoo artists. However, we do not recommend more than two be in the same room, as it encourages distractions. 

We are a family friendly shop but generally discourage bringing your kids while you get tattooed or pierced. You will be responsible for watching them. This will prolong the time you are in the studio and could effect the quality of your tattoo.