Please note that we do not tattoo anyone under the age of 18, as we believe in protecting young individuals from making decisions they may later regret

• We are open Monday to Saturday from 10:00 to 18:00.

• We primarily work by appointment, so we recommend booking in advance to secure your spot.

• You can book an appointment by contacting us via email  [email protected] or by filling the contact form.

• The minimum price for tattoos is 200-. The hourly and day session rates vary from artist to artist, depending on their experience and the complexity of the design. For a personalized quote, we recommend to contact the artist direct or contact the studio.

Our resident artists accept cash, major credit cards, and debit cards. while our guests accept cash only, payment is due at the time of your appointment.

• For more information, please check our recommended tips here.

For more information, you can check our hygiene and safety page.

Sure! you can find more information about our vouchers Here.

Yes, we recommend bringing food or snacks to eat during the tattoo session. Keeping the energy levels up is important, especially during longer appointments. Feel free to bring light snacks and beverages to keep yourself energized throughout the process.

For hygiene reasons, we have a no-shoe policy at Tattoo Hysteria. We kindly ask clients to bring their own slippers when visiting the studio to help maintain our clean and sterile environment. 

Due to limited space in our studio, we recommend that clients come alone to their appointments. However, if it’s your first tattoo and you feel you need emotional support, you may bring one friend to help you feel comfortable before the session begins. Please note that your friend will not be allowed to stay inside the tattoo room during the actual tattooing process if the tattoo room is full.

We do not recommend getting a tattoo while pregnant or breastfeeding due to potential risks of infection and chemical exposure. We advise waiting until after this period for the safety of you and your child.

The scar must be fully healed and matured for at least one full year, or more.