Needle Peak Tattoo

New Protocols for Covid-19

Artists are working by Appointment only . Walk-in Clients must call and make an appointment ahead of time if there is same day availibility.

Only one client per artist will be allowed in the studio. No additional people will be allowed to accompany the client at this time.

All clients and artists are required to wear masks for the entire time inside the studio, unless a health issue prevents an individual from being able to were one.

if a client does not have a mask and would like to wear one, the studio will provide one for them.

the doors will remain closed and locked. Upon arrival clients must wait outside or remain in their car and call the studio to let us know they have arrived. The artist will retrieve the client once they are ready.

Upon entering the studio all persons must immediately wash their hands for at least 20 seconds, immediately followed by use of hand sanitizer.

Personal belongings must be limited to essential items, no outside food or drink will be allowed inside the studio. Any consumption of food or drink must be done outside or in the individual's car.

All surfaces, work stations, door nobs, and all other shared ares will be wiped down with Opti-Cide 3 at the beginning of the day, after each client and at the end of each day. The bathroom will be cleaned with Opti-Cide 3 after each use.

Our artists and clients will be screened for Covid-19 symptoms or contact with a Covid-19 infected person before entering the studio each day. Anyone exhibiting any symptoms or have been in contact with a Covid-19 infected person will not be allowed to enter the studio and will need to self quarantine for a minimum of 14 days before being allowed back inside the studio.

Any area on a client that would bring the artist in close proximity to the client's mouth will not be an available option to get tattooed at this time.

Covid-19 release waiver and Covid-19 Screening questionnaires have been added to the paperwork that is required to be completed before getting tattooed.