Tattoo appointments
Quoted individually.
The quote reflects the size, placement, level of detail, design preparation and expected appointment time. Send enough information for the idea to be assessed properly.
Tattoo enquiry →Pricing & deposits
There is no one-size-fits-all tattoo price. You will receive the relevant cost, deposit and practical details before an appointment is accepted.
Request a quote →Standard tattoo pricing
Tattoos are priced by the piece, taking size, placement and intricacy into account. These are guide prices; your final quote is agreed before booking.
Ask Keileigh about the duration and arrangements for day and tap-out sessions.
Tattoo appointments
The quote reflects the size, placement, level of detail, design preparation and expected appointment time. Send enough information for the idea to be assessed properly.
Tattoo enquiry →Piercing appointments
Pricing varies by piercing and jewellery choice. Standard jewellery is included; premium jewellery upgrades are available and priced before you book.
Piercing enquiry →Deposits
A £50 non-refundable deposit secures a tattoo appointment. Please read the notice periods below before booking. Piercing deposit arrangements are confirmed directly.
Read booking terms →Tattoo booking policy
A £50 non-refundable deposit secures your tattoo appointment. Dates and designs are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis once the deposit is paid.
Your deposit can be moved to another date or put into a voucher.
Your deposit will be lost. Please contact Keileigh as soon as possible if your plans change.
Your appointment, design and price are agreed directly. Piercing deposit arrangements are confirmed separately when booking.
What shapes a tattoo quote?
The complexity of the finished composition and the preparation it needs.
How the design needs to flow, fit and remain readable on the chosen area.
The finished size and the appointment time realistically required.
Cover-ups require clear photographs and an individual suitability assessment.
Get an accurate answer
The more useful the enquiry, the more useful the first reply can be.