Nervous isallowed.

Honestly: more than nothing, less than the story your nerves are telling you. Most people describe a hot scratch that settles after the first few minutes. We can pause at any point, for any reason.

Then we keep working. The design is a conversation, and the machine stays off until the stencil feels right on your body. You will not be talked into a permanent maybe.

Yes. A half-day session is $700, a full day is $1,200, and multi-day pieces run from $2,200 to $4,200. Design time is included, and your deposit comes off the final total.

One calm support person is welcome. The room is private and there is no walk-in traffic, so the day can stay focused on you.

With 72 hours notice, your deposit moves to the new date. If you are sick or unsure, reach out and we will make the sensible call together.

You will get written instructions and a direct contact. Some tenderness, light redness, itching, and flaking can be part of healing. Worsening pain, spreading redness, pus, fever, or open sores need prompt medical attention.

No. Bring references, a memory, a subject, or even a feeling. The first conversation is for finding the strongest visual direction together.

Bring valid photo ID, comfortable clothing that gives access to the placement, water, food for a longer session, and any final references you want nearby.

References are useful, but the final design should be yours. I use references to understand subject, mood, and detail rather than duplicate another artist's finished work.

Roly's work is appointment-based. Booking ahead protects enough time for the design, placement, and pace of the session.