Arts Ink

Came in for a nose piercing. It was only $ 20, can only. They showed me that everything was new and explained how I should clean it and gave me a care sheet. Quick and easy, I recommend it for piercings

A couple of friends and I went there today to get piercings done. 20 bucks each. Compared to the forty dollars mothers and asylum wanted to charge us for the same piercings. They were quick, sanitary, and polite. I don’t know about there tattoo artists. But I would recommend getting piercings here to anyone that doesn’t want to get ripped off at the other local places.

This shop was a great experience each of the multiple times I have been there. The staff is funny and personable. Though the prices are much cheaper than other shops in the area, the work is just as good. Everyone in my family goes here for piercings and tattoos and has nothing but good things to say about it.
The person who reviewed this before me seems to have a personal vendetta against the shop because I have never seen any of the type of behavior she has described.
I support this facility completely and it’s the place a recommend for anyone.
I STRONGLY recommend bringing in personal photos of the work you want done though because the wall of tattoo examples they have is very boring and mainstream. They’re AMAZING with custom tattoos.

I really don’t recommend this shop, it’s a well-​known fact in this area that Art’s Ink does shoddy work and although their prices are cheap, there’s a reason for it. I know several folks who have went in there for a tattoo and have seen artists not change gloves and even slap «high 5» with gloves on from other work, then to just go back and work on customers again (hello health department, can we say cross-​contamination?). I also know that Lucky 13 gets a lot of their mess-​ups to fix, so with that being said I would say to walk a few feet down Madison Ave and go to Lucky 13 instead, or even drive to Latonia and see the guys at Asylum but please don’t go to this shop. How they are still open at this point is beyond me.