What is the cleanest/best tattoo parlor in the Cincy area?
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Designs by Dana in Covington (Mainstrasse Village) or there is a little place up in Clifton, next to Bogarts, who also does a great job. (They did my first tattoo)  Recommend.
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Actually, there is an imitation Coyote Ugly bar in Harrisburg, but it's pretty bad.  It is simply called Hardware Bar, and it's located at 236 or 238 North Second Street in downtown Harrisburg.\n\nTake I-83 to the Second Street exit.  Proceed straight through  six (?) lights, it will be on your left a few doors after a parking garage.
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I waited a long time before getting my tattoo because it's a big deal.  It's going to be with you forever, unless  you want to undergo the pain of laser removal, which i hear is about a thousand times worse than getting that tat itself done.\n\nWhen it comes to tattoos, the biggest rule of thumb is get something that means something to you.  A lot of people just get a tattoo that looks cool, well tats that look cool AND mean something are a lot better. This little bit of artwork is going to be a permanent fixture of your body, it should be something that has some deep personal meaning to you.  You also have to put some thought into where you're going to have it done on your body.  I don't know how old you are, but you have to consider if it's going to become an issue when you step into the professional world later in life.  A lot of jobs are unfortunately not cool about ink showing.  Also, since you're  a woman, if you think you might want to have children, you might not want to get it on your belly or anywhere that might stretch with pregnancy as this will also stretch your tattoo.\n\nAlso, you might want to go in and TALK with your tattoo artist first.  Discuss things like placement, size, and the tattoo itself with him/her.  They've done a lot of these things, they can help you in your decisions.  Your world idea is a good one i think, rather clever.  Oh, and make sure you look at some of your artists's work before you pick them.\n\nWhen you've made all your choices, bring a bottle of soda, and/or a candy bar. Depending on size and placement, you're going to be feeling a little bit of pain, and your body is going to produce more adrenaline as it goes into "fight or flight" mode.  As this happens, you may get a little bit light headed, but the sugar in the soda/candybar will help to fight this.\n\nAnyhow, good luck with your choices! Take your time, and like i said, your artist will be able to help you a great deal.
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Most good art or drawing stores should have one.
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Different Drummer's Kitchen in Stuyvesant Plaza has lot's of high end kitchen equipment - with equally high end prices.  For a reasonable price I went to Bed, Bath, and Beyond on Wolf Road and got the xyliss.  It has held up well, even after a putting through a torture test with ginger.  Cleanup isn't bad either, especially with the cleaning tool it comes with.
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http://www.vanishingtattoo.com/celebrity_tattoos.htm\n\nGReat Site
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My husband is a tattooist in New York State.....the legal age (in a tatoo parlor) is 18.....NO EXCEPTIONS....If a tatooist works from his/her own home they are free to make the choice but most will say 17 with parental consent only.Piercings are usually 16 with parental consent.If you decide on a tattoo parlor PLEASE make sure that it is one with a good reputation......=)
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Usually most tattoo places have a piercer on staff. Just call around and ask for pricing.
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This is the metaphysical/newage shop listing for Ohio at Witchvox.  Just check out the ones for the cities closest to you.\n\nhttp://www.witchvox.com/vn/sh/usoh_sh.html
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Cincinnati 550 Main St.\nCincinnati, OH 45202\n(513) 263-3333 \n\nCincinnati\n(West Chester) 9075 Centre Pointe Dr.\nWest Chester, OH 45069
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From Yell - http://www.yell.com/ucs/UcsSearchAction.do?keywords=tattoo+ink&companyName=&location=north+EAST+ENGLAND&searchType=classic&broaderLocation=&clarifyIndex=3&ooa=on\n\n\nThis one below says it offers `tattoo supplies`.  Could this be what you are looking for?\n\nNorthumberland Piercing Clinic's\n15, Union St, Blyth, Northumberland NE24 2EB\nTel: 01670 797067   \nClassification:\nTattooists\n\n• Tattooing & Body Piercing • Tattoo Supplies • Thousands Of Designs • World-Wide Reputation • Health Authority Registered • Award Winning Studio
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There is a website called TattooFinder.com. Every imaginable piece of art u could think of. Best thing is that everything is catagorized. If u look up friendship tats, I'm sure you'll get plenty of suggestions and nice pieces.\nGood luck.
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I go to the National Ave Cutting Company at National and Bennet across from Mexican Villa. They do a terrific job and cuts and colors and they are not too overpriced. I would try them out!
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http://images.google.com/images?q=cherry+tattoo&hl=en
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There is a good one in Midlothian. It is not that far from Chicago Heights. Maybe 30 mins. His name is Dr. Erlinder. (he is located on 147th street and Pulaski straight down I57 for you) I have gone to him for years. He is VERY good. He will also not do anything that he does not think you need. Explain to him what you need and he'll help you out.\nContact me if you need more info.
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Sean O'Hara\n\nhttp://www.tattoonow.com/tattoos/Sean_O'Hara/tattoos_6670.html
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Having worked in a Tattoo Parlor for 6 years...i wouldn't. Don't pluck either. leave it alone for at least another month. I know, i know...but trust me. i have had to fix up many tats cuz people just would leave it alone! the most you can do is GENTLY shave. Dont even rub it against your skin though.