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Frequently Asked Questions
(FAQ)

Can tourists get tattooed in Rio de Janeiro?

Absolutely. Many of our clients visit Rio specifically to get tattooed. Every year we welcome travelers from the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and other Brazilian states. Whether you're planning a small tattoo or a large multi-session project, we'll help you schedule your appointments to fit your trip.

Do you speak English?

Yes. We speak both English and Portuguese, and we regularly work with international clients. From your first consultation to aftercare instructions, we make the entire process easy and comfortable for English-speaking visitors.

How do I book a tattoo appointment?

The easiest way is to contact us through Instagram or WhatsApp. Tell us about your idea, preferred dates, tattoo placement, approximate size, and attach any reference images. We'll discuss the design, provide an estimate, and reserve your appointment with a deposit.

How far in advance should I book?

For large-scale custom tattoos, we recommend booking at least one to three months in advance. Mini sessions and smaller projects may be available with shorter notice, depending on our schedule.

Can I get a sleeve during my vacation?

Yes. Many clients travel to Rio specifically for large tattoo projects. Depending on the design, it's often possible to complete a significant portion of a sleeve during a stay of several days or one week. We'll create a schedule that works with your travel plans.

How many days should I stay in Rio for a large tattoo?

The ideal length of your stay depends on the size and complexity of your project. For sleeves, back pieces, or Japanese tattoos, we usually recommend staying between five and ten days. This allows enough time for multiple sessions and proper rest between appointments.

Can I split my tattoo into multiple trips?

Of course. Many international clients complete their tattoos over several visits to Brazil. We'll carefully plan each session so your project progresses smoothly every time you return.

Is it safe to get tattooed while traveling?

Yes, as long as you visit a professional studio and follow proper aftercare. We use sterile, single-use equipment and maintain strict hygiene standards. We'll also explain how to care for your tattoo during your trip.

Can I swim after getting tattooed?

We recommend avoiding swimming pools, the ocean, and hot tubs until your tattoo has fully healed. This usually takes about two to four weeks, depending on the tattoo. Since Rio is famous for its beaches, we suggest planning your tattoo toward the end of your vacation whenever possible.

Can I sunbathe after getting tattooed?

No. Fresh tattoos should be protected from direct sunlight until they're completely healed. Sun exposure can slow healing and affect the final appearance of your tattoo.

Can I fly after getting tattooed?

Yes. Flying after a tattoo is generally safe. We simply recommend wearing comfortable clothing, keeping the tattoo clean, and following the aftercare instructions we provide before your flight.

Do you help plan tattoo sessions around my trip?

Absolutely. We regularly help travelers organize their tattoo appointments around flights, sightseeing, and other vacation plans. If you're visiting Rio specifically for a tattoo, we'll recommend the best schedule for your project.

What tattoo styles do you specialize in?

We specialize in large-scale custom tattoos, realism, Japanese tattoos, black and grey work, and fine line designs. We also offer mini tattoo sessions for clients looking for smaller pieces.

Can you create a custom design for me?

Yes. Every large project is designed specifically for each client. We take your ideas, references, anatomy, and personal style into account to create a unique tattoo that fits your body.

Do you accept walk-ins?

Walk-ins may be available for small tattoos, depending on our schedule. However, we recommend booking in advance, especially if you're traveling to Rio or planning a larger project.

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept Pix, cash, and major credit and debit cards. International clients can discuss payment options with us before arriving.

Do you require a deposit?

Yes. A deposit is required to secure your appointment. The deposit is applied toward the total cost of your tattoo and helps us reserve dedicated time for your project.

Can you cover up an old tattoo?

Yes. We offer cover-up consultations and will evaluate whether your existing tattoo can be covered directly or if laser removal is recommended before starting a new design.

How should I prepare for my appointment?

Get a good night's sleep, eat a proper meal before your session, stay hydrated, and avoid alcohol for at least 24 hours before your appointment. Comfortable clothing is also recommended, depending on the tattoo placement.

Why do people travel to Rio for a tattoo?

Many clients combine their vacation with a custom tattoo experience. Rio de Janeiro offers world-famous beaches, culture, and incredible scenery, making it a memorable destination for a tattoo trip. We regularly work with travelers who visit specifically for large-scale projects and help them plan sessions around their stay.

 

 

 

​Is it safe to be tattooed by two artists at the same time?

Yes. We follow strict hygiene protocols, use sterile single-use equipment and carefully coordinate every stage of the process.

Does it hurt more?

Not necessarily. The overall sensation is different for each person, but many clients find that completing more work in one session is worth the experience.

Is every tattoo suitable for collaboration?

No. Collaborative sessions are best suited for medium and large-scale projects. Smaller tattoos are usually completed by a single artist.

Will the tattoo look consistent?

Absolutely. The entire design is created together before the session begins, ensuring a cohesive final result.

Is it more expensive?

The total cost depends on the size and complexity of the project rather than simply the number of artists. During your consultation we'll explain the best approach for your tattoo.

 

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