FAQ
You can book a consultation by contacting our studio directly, sending your tattoo idea, reference images, preferred placement, size, and style. Our team will help match your concept with the right artist and guide you through the next steps.
Tattoo appointments are usually planned in advance so we can prepare the design, artist schedule, and session time properly. Walk-ins may be possible for small tattoos depending on daily availability, but appointments are recommended.
Tattoo pricing depends on size, placement, detail level, style, color or black and grey work, artist, session length, and whether it is a custom piece or cover-up. After consultation, we can give a more accurate price estimate.
For tattoo bookings, a deposit may be required to secure your appointment and design preparation time. The studio team will explain the current deposit and cancellation policy before confirming your booking.
Waiting time depends on the artist, project size, style, and current schedule. Smaller tattoos may be available sooner, while larger custom pieces or appointments with highly requested artists may require more planning time.
Yes. During consultation, we help you understand which tattoo style best fits your idea, placement, skin area, and long-term result. We can also recommend the artist whose specialty matches your concept.
Yes. You can bring your idea, moodboard, sketches, symbols, or reference images, and our artists can develop a custom tattoo design based on your concept.
Yes, cover-ups and tattoo reworks are possible depending on the old tattoo’s size, darkness, placement, and condition. A consultation is important so the artist can check what is realistically possible.
The best placement depends on the design shape, size, visibility, pain tolerance, skin movement, and how the tattoo will age. We help you choose a placement that supports the design and looks good long-term
Pain varies from person to person. Areas with thin skin, many nerves, or less padding — such as ribs, spine, hands, feet, neck, and inner arm — are usually more painful than areas like the outer arm or thigh.
Session length depends on size, detail, placement, shading, color, and your skin’s reaction. Small tattoos may take a short session, while large custom pieces may require several hours or multiple appointments.
Yes, you can request a specific artist. The best choice depends on the artist’s portfolio, style specialty, experience, and whether their approach fits your tattoo idea.
Get enough sleep, eat a proper meal, drink water, and avoid alcohol or drugs before your session. Do not apply heavy creams or irritate the skin, and wear comfortable clothing that gives easy access to the tattoo area.
Yes, first-timers are welcome. We explain the process step by step, from consultation and design placement to tattooing, breaks, aftercare, and healing guidance.
We work with professional hygiene procedures, clean workstations, protective barriers, disinfected surfaces, gloves, and sterile single-use materials where required. Hygiene is a core part of every session.
We use professional tattoo equipment and tattoo supplies selected for quality, consistency, and safety. If you have sensitive skin, allergies, or medical concerns, tell us before your appointment so we can advise you properly.
Follow the aftercare instructions given by your artist. In general, keep the tattoo clean, avoid touching it with dirty hands, do not scratch or pick it, avoid swimming and direct sun, and use aftercare products as recommended
The first healing phase usually takes around two to three weeks, while deeper skin healing can take longer. Light redness, peeling, dryness, and itching can be normal; strong swelling, pus, fever, severe pain, or spreading redness should be checked professionally.
Yes, after the tattoo is healed, we can check the result and discuss whether a touch-up is needed. Touch-up conditions depend on the tattoo, healing process, and studio policy.
Tattoos with strong structure, good contrast, proper spacing, and the right size for the detail usually age better. Good aftercare, sun protection, and choosing the right placement also help your tattoo stay clear over time.
Normal healing can include mild redness, tenderness, peeling, dryness, and itching. Warning signs include severe swelling, pus, strong heat, spreading redness, fever, or worsening pain; in those cases, contact the studio and seek medical advice
Magic Moon combines decades of tattoo experience, a professional studio environment, custom design guidance, hygiene-focused work, and a team of artists with different specialties. We focus on tattoos that look good not only today, but also in the future.
Our artists bring strong experience, individual specialties, and proven portfolios across styles such as realism, black and grey, traditional, fine line, Chicano, comic, anime, mandala, and more. We match each client with the artist best suited to the project.
Yes. We recommend checking artist portfolios before booking so you can choose the style, quality, and artistic direction that best matches your tattoo idea.
Yes, online consultation can be arranged for clients who are not nearby. You can send your idea, reference images, placement, size, and availability so we can prepare before your visit.
After consultation, the design direction is refined based on your idea, placement, size, and artist feedback. The goal is to make the design tattooable, balanced, and suitable for your body.
Yes. During consultation, we help you understand which tattoo style best fits your idea, placement, skin area, and long-term result. We can also recommend the artist whose specialty matches your concept.
Yes, reasonable design changes can be discussed before the tattoo appointment. The number of revisions depends on the project and artist workflow, and this will be clarified during consultation.
Yes, international clients and tourists are welcome. We recommend booking in advance and sharing all important details early so the session can be planned around your travel schedule.
Please contact the studio directly to check the current availability of gift cards or tattoo vouchers. If available, the team can explain how they can be purchased and used.
Magic Moon works within a broader tattoo ecosystem, including professional supplies and artist connections. For clients, this means stronger product knowledge, industry experience, and a professional standard behind the work.
Yes, it supports quality control because our studio has direct experience with professional tattoo supplies, tools, and hygiene products. We understand equipment not only as a seller, but from real daily tattoo work
Each session is prepared with clean work areas, disinfected surfaces, protective barriers, gloves, sterile materials, and professional hygiene procedures. The workstation is cleaned before and after every client.
Yes, needles and cartridges are single-use and opened for one client only. Disposable materials are discarded safely after the session.
Workstations and surfaces are cleaned and disinfected between clients. Tattoo machines and reusable equipment are protected with barriers and handled according to professional hygiene procedures.
Yes, sterile needles and cartridges can be opened in front of the client so you can feel confident that fresh, single-use materials are being used.
Artists use disposable gloves and protective barriers for equipment and work surfaces. Masks or additional protection may be used depending on the procedure and hygiene requirements.
Tell us before your appointment. We can discuss your concerns, review possible risks, adjust the plan where possible, and recommend that you speak with a medical professional if you have serious allergies or skin conditions.
Commonly painful areas include ribs, spine, sternum, hands, fingers, feet, knees, elbows, neck, and inner arm. Areas with more muscle or padding, such as the outer upper arm or thigh, are often easier.
Sleep well, eat before your appointment, stay hydrated, avoid alcohol, and come relaxed. During the session, controlled breathing, breaks, and a calm mindset can help.
Normal healing can include mild redness, tenderness, peeling, dryness, and itching. Warning signs include severe swelling, pus, strong heat, spreading redness, fever, or worsening pain; in those cases, contact the studio and seek medical advice
