Nice selection of jewelry. They carry Anometal jewelry which is important for healthy piercings. The piercer (his name escapes me) is great. He thoroughly explains what he is doing, and is very professional in explaining care. They also have a titanium anodizer if you want your new or previously purchased titanium jewelry a new color. They also have a beautiful selection of plugs for those who stretch their ears. The shop is clean, the tattoo area is private from the entrance, and is overall very comfortable. Being a piercer myself, I recommend Satori Ink for not only tattoos, but for piercings and jewelry as well. Read Less

Shaun was very professional and clearly knows what he's talking about with piercings! He took the time to sit down and clearly explain the cleaning, healing and piercing process with us and answer all of our questions. I like that they are having us come back for a checkup to ensure healing and jewelry is appropriate! Great practice! Nurses seal of approval 👌 Read Less

Scam Artist-Review of Shaun Washburn, Satori Ink (owner), my consultation, and appointment on May 22, 2018.  Consultation-04/09/18-I requested a sternum tattoo and showed him pictures of tattoos I liked and pointed out the designs I wished to be incorporated; he advised he doesn't create a tattoo in advance of any scheduled appointment as he "does not want to have his time wasted" on a design/appointment that someone may cancel. Instead, he asked me to provide the images in an email prior to May 22 so he could review same on the day of the appointment and have a "rough draft" ready for me to review. When asked if that would be enough time for him design and apply the tattoo in one day he simply stated "I have a computer and can bring this vision to life with the click of a button"; he went on to claim that it would take him 15-20 minutes to make any alterations.  I felt comfortable with his confidence and the talent I had seen in the tattoos on his website. I felt this combination of talent and confidence was enough to validate his reasoning for conducting his business in this manner.  At the end of my consultation I paid $100.00 in cash and scheduled my appointment for May 22, 2018 at 1:00 p.m. Appointment-05/22/18-I was excited to see what he had for me to review.  When I arrived he seemed to be just starting to search for my email; we reviewed the images attached in my email and I again told him that I would like his input and experience in combination with the images I had provided to create a beautiful tattoo. Following our discussion two girls entered the parlor and requested a belly piercing; he proceeded to take care of them. I was very put off by the fact that I had waited over a month and a half but a client who was a "walk-in" was taken in place of my appointment time.  Shaun did state that he had another tattoo artist coming in shortly so I assumed that person would ultimately take care of these two girls.  This did not happen, Shaun performed the piercing and the other tattoo artist ultimately messaged and said he would not be coming into the shop.  I patiently waited until 2:30 p.m. to begin my appointment assuming that once they were done he would have provided me with a "completed designed piece" for us to review together. THIS WAS NOT THE CASE. Instead, he proceeded to essentially "stretch" pieces of the images I had provided so much that the "fishnet" lace image could no longer be seen. After many times of trying to explain that I would like the same pattern repeated rather than "stretched" he continued to provide me with same. He kept saying "it needs to be enlarged to fit your anatomy". During this design process his computer continued to crash so many times that I lost count. He claimed "he'd move his hand to fast to change the image" which would lock up the system and it was just easier to restart the program. He also used the bathroom and stayed in there for extended periods of time; long enough to make me question whether or not he had returned to his computer without me realizing. In between all of this, Shaun divulged that he had recently fired his "desk" employees due to their failure to complete job duties. He also began to tell me my tattoo would now require two days to complete in an excess of over 8 hrs. This was completely different than what was previously discussed during my consultation-be aware I provided the same images and explained myself thoroughly at both appointments. At 4:30 p.m. I reviewed the stretched images yet again with him. I explained my frustrations and disgust that he still had not provided a "rough draft". I stated that I was just "done" and felt that we were getting nowhere since he still had not provided a fully drawn tattoo based upon my submissions. He pretty much begged me for one more chance. I said fine considering it had already been 3  1/2 hrs. After 5 p.m. he provided me with "pieces" of my tattoo. Still, just pieces, cut out from paper which I had to hold up against my body - no color whatsoever either even though I kept requesting same. I told him flat out you have not provided me with a completed piece. He claimed he could if I gave him ONE MORE try. I told him I was going home to cook dinner for my family since my husband had work to catch up on since he had to take time off for me to come to Satori Ink. I told him he could email the image as I would not return to his shop as I had already taken a day off from work to be there on that date. He stated emailing a designed tattoo was "against his policy". He claimed he would have it done for the following day. He sent an email around 9 p.m. that night with a design. I, in turn, sent an email requesting my deposit back as I still did not like the design and flat out outlined how I "paid" $100.00 to have MY TIME wasted as described above.  He claimed he spent over 8 hrs. of labor on this piece (mind you he included the time he spent with the belly piercing) and REFUSED TO REFUND MY MONEY. Read Less