Whether you’re fresh to the tattoo game or a seasoned ink collector, I’m here to help you create something you’ll actually want to show off—no weird designs or regret allowed.
I’m all about making you feel at home, so come as you are. Doesn’t matter if you’re a full-on tattoo newbie, a walking art gallery, or somewhere in between. No judgment, just good vibes and great tattoos.
If you want a tattoo experience that’s more “kick back and relax” and less “run a marathon on a rollercoaster,” you’re in the right place.
When you park yourself in my chair, the goal is simple: have fun and chill out. Getting inked isn’t a test of pain endurance or willpower. Need a break? We break. Wanna quit early? No problem. This is your time, your pace.
Full day, half day, or a quick one-hour session — I’ll make sure we work at whatever speed suits you best (slow and steady wins the race, right?).
So what’s the Bealyink experience? Friendly vibes, zero ego, and tattoos designed just for you.
How I price:
Concept Driven:
I’ll give you an estimated time based on your design, size, and placement – because guessing is for game shows, not tattoos.
Budget Driven:
Got a budget? I’ll tell you what awesome stuff we can fit into it. Think of me as your tattoo fairy godparent.
Full Day – £270
From 10am to 6pm or until your tattoo’s done and looking amazing (whichever happens first). If we run over, don’t sweat it – no surprise charges here. Good things take time, right?
Half Day – £170
Four hours of tattoo magic, or until your piece is finished. Need more time? We can upgrade to a full day or add hours if I’m not already booked. Flexibility is key!
Hourly – £50
Perfect for smaller pieces that don’t need a full marathon session. If you fall in love and want more, we can tack on extra time – subject to availability (I can’t clone myself, sadly).
Bespoke
For the big, bold projects that’ll take more than four sessions. These need a bit of pre-planning and a custom price tag, because every epic story deserves its own budget.
Aftercare
Day One (after your tattoo)
- Wash your hands like you’re about to perform surgery
- Peel off the cling film (or second skin if you’re posh ) 1-2 hours after getting inked (try not to stare at it too much)
- Use cool water to gently rinse away any plasma, blood, or ink – yep, that’s all normal
- Pat your tattoo dry with kitchen roll (not your favorite towel, no matter how tempted you are)
- If you are are using second skin, apply a new layer now and keep this on for 7 days*
*Remove it sooner if you see an excessive build up of juicy funckery and use the steps below.
Days 2 & 3
- Wash your tattoo 2-3 times a day like clockwork
- No soap, no scented stuff—save those fancy smells for perfume ads
- No scrubbing, rubbing, or exfoliating with anything rough
- Don’t slap on creams or moisturizers just yet; your tattoo needs to breathe
Day 4 onwards
- Your tattoo might look dry and flaky – don’t freak out, it’s part of the process
- Time to bring in the moisturizers (but only the unscented kind – your tattoo isn’t into perfume either)
- My faves: Palmer’s Cocoa Butter, Coconut Oil, and Aveeno
- Don’t go crazy – no need to drown it; just massage the cream in gently
DO NOT!
- Scratch, pick, or mess with scabs (seriously, hands off!)
- Swim, sauna, steam, or dunk your tattoo like it’s a soggy chip
- Bake it in direct sunlight or slap suncream on while it’s still healing (save that for later)
Got questions or feeling unsure? Don’t hesitate to reach out – because even tattoos need a little TLC.