Village Diva Inc

At first I went in there because I wanted a bong but then I saw they did tattoos. Everyone was very nice to me and we joked around the whole time. The shop looked very nice , seemed newly Renovated so I guess there is a new owner. When it came down to the tattoo, the artist Alex was really helpful. I told him what I wanted and he started drawing up a sketch right away to make sure we were on the same page. He was clean, professional, and kinda cute :) I love my tattoo and I will definetly be back for many more.

Honestly I'd have to say from experience this is a pretty bad place to decide to get a piercing/tattoo unless you are highly intoxicated and cannot see that there are so many more experienced and talented artists in the village. I got a piercing and assuming the piercer knew what he was doing... pierced with too small jewelry making the healing process difficult when it swelled so much it it hurt more than the actual piercing itself. When I returned to change the jewelry of course the piercer was not available and I was even questioned whether I had been there in the first place when it was only two days prior I had entered the shop. Upon returning the next day I became a pin cushion, bleeding more then pierced, poking squeezing and clamping the pierced area numerous times, in order to "clean dry blood" before I can have the jewelry replaced. It was ridiculous and painful. After saying forget it because of the pain and blood I asked at least for a refund, I was denied it and then blamed for the mishap. Um wow!! Dont go here seriously. Go to someone professional and actually cares for their customers. I'll probably have this mark because it is now a scar for a very long time.