-Do you offer walk-ins for piercings?
At this time I are appointment only. CLICK HERE to set up your appointment. I can often get people in for same day appointments.  To get in on short notice, please call the shop for availability.

-How do I set up an appointment? 
Please CLICK HERE to set up your appointment. You can also send an EMAIL, or CALL the shop for availability.

-Do you pierce kids ears?
Yes, we pierce as young as 8 years old. When piercing kids between 8-11 years of age we first need s phone consult. Please call the shop, lor send an email to get the process started.

-How old do I need to be to get pierced?
We offer different piercings at different ages. Below you will see a list of what age we offer each piercing:
8 and older-Lobes.
13 and older-Helix.
15 and older-Conch, Rook, Forward Helix, Flat,Tragus, Eyebrow, Nostril, Navel.
16 and older-Daith, Industrial, Tongue, Lip.
18 and older-Septum, Bridge, Surface Piercings, Nipples, Genitals.

-A note on getting pierced as a minor:
When piercing anyone under 18, a parent or legal guardian must be present with valid photo ID. We also require ID for the minor. This can be a birth certificate, current passport, permit, or license. Your aunt, uncle, grandma, family member over 18, or friends parent can not sign for your piercing, only a parent or legal guardian can.

-Can I have a friend with my when I get pierced?
Yes, you are allowed one person in the room with you when getting pierced. If you are under 18 this will have to be your parent or legal guardian.

-Does it hurt?
Most would say the a piercing is a moment of discomfort. It can feel a bit pinchy, or sharp, but is over very quickly. Relax, breathe, and it will be over before you know it.

-Do you pierce with a gun?
No, we only pierce with single use, sterilized piercing needles. 

-Can I bring my own jewelry?
No, we only pierce with jewelry that we supply. We use Surgical Steel, Titanium, Solid Gold, and Glass, Body Jewelry for initial piercing.

-How do I take care of my piercing?
Please check out our aftercare section on how to take care of your new piercing.

-Can I go swimming with my new piercing?
There can be a lot of bacteria in bodies of water. Because of this we recommend no swimming for the first 2 months after getting pierced. Be especially careful of lakes, ponds and hot tubs. 

-How long until I can change my jewelry?
Each person, and piercing is going to heal at a different rate. Generally we say 2-6 months before you can change most piercings. A healed piercing will not longer be red/pink, swollen, sore, or producing a discharge. If you are unsure if your piercing is healed enough to change, please reach out so we can help.

-What is Downsizing?
Downsizing is switching to a shorter piece of jewelry after the initial swelling has subsided. We often recommend doing this 3-6 weeks after the initial piercing to aid in the healing. With the piercing being so fresh, make sure to come in to have this done so you don't risk infection or losing the piercing.