A. We are located at 1442 FL-436 in Casselberry Florida, in the Market Square plaza.

Q. What are your hours of operation?

A. Hurts So Good Tattoo is open Tuesday through Saturday by appointment only.

Q. What forms of payment do you accept?

A. Hurts So Good Tattoo accepts cash, Debit, VISA, MasterCard, Discover, AmEx and Hurts So Good Gift Certificates (available in any denomination!) Sorry, no checks or trades.

Q. Do you have a piercer on staff?

A. No, unfortunately Hurts So Good Tattoo does not offer piercing services, nor do we sell any jewelry. We are unable to assist with any kind of jewelry removal.  

Q. How much do tattoos cost?

A. Hurts So Good Tattoo has a shop minimum of $150, and generally charge $150 an hour for multiple session pieces. If the tattoo can be done in one sitting, we may charge a flat rate for the piece. If you wish to make an appointment (which is always recommended), we require a $150 deposit to hold the appointment/draw artwork.

Q. How do I make an appointment?

A. To make an appointment, please email us at hsgtattoo@gmail.com.

Q. What if I need to cancel or reschedule my appointment?

A. If you need to reschedule your appointment, we require at least 48 hours notice, or your deposit will be forfeited. If you are a No-Call, No-Show on the day of your appointment, your deposit will be forfeited. If you reschedule more than twice with at least 48 hours notice, your deposit will be forfeited. Please plan on making your tattoo appointment when you are positive you are available. Appointments CANNOT be made without a deposit. If you are from out of the area and wish to set up an appointment, please call or email the shop. Call (407) 644-8787 or email hsgtattoo@gmail.com

Q. Do you tattoo minors?

A. Hurts So Good Tattoo will tattoo minors as young as 16 years of age, with parental consent. You must come in and get our Minor Tattoo Form that you will need to get notarized before you can get tattooed. The parent or guardian that is represented on the notary form MUST BE PRESENT the day of the tattoo to fill out our Consent Form, too. A government issued ID is required of both the parent/guardian and the minor wishing to get tattooed. There are NO EXCEPTIONS to this rule, and we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.

 Q. How do you recommend healing my tattoo?

A. There are several ways to heal a tattoo, so if you have been getting tattooed for years, and this is not what you are doing to heal your tattoos, there is no need to jump ship if your method is working. This is what we recommend for people who have never had a tattoo before, or for people who are not happy with their current healing methods.

* Wash tattoo twice a day (or whenever you are finished working, exercising, etc.). Your tattoo is a controlled abrasion, so it is important to keep it clean by washing it with a fragrance free antibacterial soap (Dial is a good one). Be gentle! Only use your fingers, and don't rub your tattoo harshly.

* Let your tattoo completely air dry (or use paper towels to dry). Never use your bath towel, as it has a higher bacteria content, and can leave lint in your healing tattoo.

* After your tattoo is dry, apply an appropriate amount of fragrance free dry skin lotion (Curel, Lubriderm, or Aveeno are good examples). Make sure all of the lotion is completely rubbed in. Feel free to apply frequently, but please remember to wash your hands before applying the lotion. Medicated products are NOT RECOMMENDED! Please only use what you see listed here. If you experience any irritation, apply lotion LESS frequently.

* Your tattoo will take approximately 2 weeks to heal (some take less time, and some take more time). It will go through an ugly stage where it starts to flake and peel, and possibly scab up in some areas. THIS IS NORMAL. Some people experience redness and swelling for a couple days after the tattoo is done. This is just your body doing what it needs to do to heal your tattoo. Keep it clean, and DO NOT PICK AT YOUR TATTOO! If you pick, you can possibly scar up your skin and lose color/shading.

Q. What things should I avoid during the healing process?

A. There are several things you should avoid during the healing of your new tattoo.

* No pools, lakes, oceans, etc. (Showering and cleaning your tattoo is the only time your new tattoo should be in water) Ignoring this rule can lead to ugly infections, and tattoos that don't heal properly.

* Sun Exposure is a no-no the first two weeks of healing. Your skin is very sensitive to heat and cold at this time, and sun exposure can damage your new tattoo. After your tattoo is healed, sun block will help protect it from fading from sun exposure

* If your new tattoo requires a touch up after it is healed, we will be more than happy to do this for you free of charge, as long as the touch up is within 3 months of the date you received the tattoo.

* DO NOT REBANDAGE your tattoo, unless directed by your tattoo artist to do so. Your tattoo needs to be exposed to fresh air to promote healing.

Q. Is there anyone you WILL NOT tattoo?

A. Hurts So Good Tattoo is a professional and open-minded tattoo shop that treats clients equally, regardless of sex, race, religion, or sexual orientation. Hurts So Good Tattoo retains the right to refuse service to anyone. We will not tattoo you if you are visibly under the influence of any alcohol or drugs. LGBTQ+ friendly. 

If there is a question you have and we haven't answered it yet, feel free to send us an email and we'll answer it as fast as we can. hsgtattoo@gmail.com