Explore spiritual self-care at Girly Tattoos in Charlotte. Our holistic tattoo and beauty services empower the New Age community to honor their journey with meaningful art and mindful rituals.

Discover how Girly Tattoos celebrates the polyamorous and non-traditional relationship communities with inclusive tattoo and beauty services. From custom tattoos to empowering self-care rituals, we honor your unique love story in a safe, welcoming space.

Reclaim your skin and your story with expert coverup tattoos at our Charlotte studio. Whether you want to mask an old tattoo or create something new, our artists specialize in transforming unwanted ink into beautiful works of art that reflect your true self.

At our Charlotte tattoo studio, we believe that self-expression is for everyone, regardless of gender identity or background. Located at 220 Westinghouse Blvd, our studio is a safe, welcoming space where the LGBTQ+ and alternative communities can celebrate their unique beauty through body art and self-care services. From cosmetic tattoos to personalized waxing and brow tinting, we’re here to support your journey in an inclusive, judgment-free environment. Whether you're exploring traditional tattoos or seeking gender-affirming care, our team is committed to making you feel seen, respected, and empowered.

When it comes to tattoos, quality isn’t just a buzzword—it’s the difference between a piece of art that lasts a lifetime and one that fades into regret. At Girly Tattoos, my commitment to quality ensures that every tattoo is executed with precision, planning, and care, resulting in lifelong results that you can be proud of.

Tattoo pricing can vary significantly based on several factors. Here's a breakdown list of the common considerations that influence tattoo pricing from expert, Selina Medina. Gone are the days of $50 pricing on tattoos, cost of materials has risen but in an effort to maintain the integrity of tattoos we explain cost complexities here.

Let's talk about risk. Is it sexy? No. But, risk is a part of the job. Every single day tattooing, you will come in contact with blood. Sometimes it's alot, sometimes it's a small amount. This is a critical risk factor that puts you at risk and occupational hazards. Ever heard that term before? It may sound familiar because of the term Occupational Safety and Health Administration, also called OSHA. Which is the federal sets of laws and regulations.

I am proud to be part of an industry that is constantly evolving, and I am committed to playing a role in shaping its future. Whether I'm working on a new tattoo design, developing educational content, or collaborating with regulatory bodies, my focus is always on ensuring that the tattooing experience is safe, enjoyable, and of the highest quality.