Before I write this review, let me just say , far be it from me to trash a black owned business or a black female artist, but the public should know what they're getting into when they go to this esta... Read More
Before I write this review, let me just say , far be it from me to trash a black owned business or a black female artist, but the public should know what they're getting into when they go to this establishment. For one, its above a Spanish restaurant so, you will feel the vibration of the loud music playing downstairs. The waiting area is nice, cool art work adorns the walls, comfy couches, even a wooden version of Connect Four sits on the table to play with while you wait. My daughter and I are tattoo enthusiasts and really wanted to go to a black owned business for tattoos that were meaningful to us. We were told a young lady named Zina would be doing our tattoos, I thought ok, cool. I also thought, she would take me first since my daughter's tattoo was more elaborate and would take more time, but she decided to do hers first. Needless to say her tattoo took 2 hours. By the time she took me, I was livid as my tattoo only took 45 minutes. Upon returning home and back to usual life, my daughter started noticing her tattoo was not what she asked for and some how, Narcissistic Zina tattooed her initial into the artwork to make it seem as if it was her own work! My tattoo vision was not the same as hers and I had to come back to get it retouched as it was fading. Now here's the kicker! Zina charged an additional $20 which she claimed was for not for the "time" but for the "equipment" to fix HER blatant, self serving mistakes! What were we gonna do?.So, we paid it and the tattoos were retouched and my daughter's was corrected and this heifers initial was taken out of her tattoo. So, in conclusion, read the name of this establishment and THINK before you consider coming here for a tattoo, I can only speak about the person they assigned to do my work and I was not happy with the results or this person's ethical practices. Needless to say, I will not be coming back here for anymore artwork, but I will continue to support black owned businesses and uplift my fellow black female artists/ business owners, etc, but not a narcissist who still needs practice before turning someone's vision into a nightmare. Read Less