In response to this complaint. This client was previously tattooed by me with no problem. The tattoo looked fine when she left. All procedure was followed and client was given public health dept. approved aftercare instructions that were verbally gone over with her. I'm not sure what she exposed the... tattoo too or how she infected it. I have been in business since 2008 and and this is my first complaint. I am inspected by the health dept. and receive stellar reviews. It's unfortunate she chose not to accept responsibility for her not properly caring for the tattoo. She is entitled to no refund of any kind nor am I willing to ever tattoo her again. Ever. I work hard to to a great job at a fair price. I reject her complaint and any remedy she request. Perhaps she should pay more attention to her personal hygiene! End of story!
I am rejecting this response because: He lied to me by saying that he verbally told me how to care for my tattoo, and he didn'tNor did he have me sign a waiver with either tattooI even have a witness when I got my baby feet tattooShe watched MrStarr do my tattooHer name is *** ***Her email is ***Her cell number is *** ***She will vouch for meMr*** didn't even give me any written instructionsHe assumed I knew what to do. I was told to keep my tattoo wrapped until I got home, then I could unwrap itI unwrapped it when I got home, dabbed it dry from the sweat, then took a showerAfterwhich, my friend put lotion on it for meThe tattoo artist she goes to says to use that. I noticed that my forearm didn't look right after my tattoo was doneIt looked bigger than my right forearm and it didn't feel right, eitherI couldn't use my left arm much, and I'm left handedI went to my doctor the following week because my arm didn't feel rightI found out it was infectedThe fact that MrStarr is saying that I, in someway, infected my arm, is not trueIt was starting to get infected the same day I got my tattoo. As for my personal hygiene? I had taken a shower that same morning before I went in to get my tattooMy next step is calling the health deptand reporting him to them and I will send them pictures of what my tattoo looked like after the infection set in
In response to this complaint. This client was previously tattooed by me with no problem. The tattoo looked fine when she left. All procedure was followed and client was given public health dept. approved aftercare instructions that were verbally gone over with her. I'm not sure what she exposed the...
tattoo too or how she infected it. I have been in business since 2008 and and this is my first complaint. I am inspected by the health dept. and receive stellar reviews. It's unfortunate she chose not to accept responsibility for her not properly caring for the tattoo. She is entitled to no refund of any kind nor am I willing to ever tattoo her again. Ever. I work hard to to a great job at a fair price. I reject her complaint and any remedy she request. Perhaps she should pay more attention to her personal hygiene! End of story!
In response to this complaint. This client was previously tattooed by me with no problem. The tattoo looked fine when she left. All procedure was followed and client was given public health dept. approved aftercare instructions that were verbally gone over with her. I'm not sure what she exposed the... tattoo too or how she infected it. I have been in business since 2008 and and this is my first complaint. I am inspected by the health dept. and receive stellar reviews. It's unfortunate she chose not to accept responsibility for her not properly caring for the tattoo. She is entitled to no refund of any kind nor am I willing to ever tattoo her again. Ever. I work hard to to a great job at a fair price. I reject her complaint and any remedy she request. Perhaps she should pay more attention to her personal hygiene! End of story!
I am rejecting this response because: He lied to me by saying that he verbally told me how to care for my tattoo, and he didn'tNor did he have me sign a waiver with either tattooI even have a witness when I got my baby feet tattooShe watched MrStarr do my tattooHer name is *** ***Her email is ***Her cell number is *** ***She will vouch for meMr*** didn't even give me any written instructionsHe assumed I knew what to do. I was told to keep my tattoo wrapped until I got home, then I could unwrap itI unwrapped it when I got home, dabbed it dry from the sweat, then took a showerAfterwhich, my friend put lotion on it for meThe tattoo artist she goes to says to use that. I noticed that my forearm didn't look right after my tattoo was doneIt looked bigger than my right forearm and it didn't feel right, eitherI couldn't use my left arm much, and I'm left handedI went to my doctor the following week because my arm didn't feel rightI found out it was infectedThe fact that MrStarr is saying that I, in someway, infected my arm, is not trueIt was starting to get infected the same day I got my tattoo. As for my personal hygiene? I had taken a shower that same morning before I went in to get my tattooMy next step is calling the health deptand reporting him to them and I will send them pictures of what my tattoo looked like after the infection set in
In response to this complaint. This client was previously tattooed by me with no problem. The tattoo looked fine when she left. All procedure was followed and client was given public health dept. approved aftercare instructions that were verbally gone over with her. I'm not sure what she exposed the...
tattoo too or how she infected it. I have been in business since 2008 and and this is my first complaint. I am inspected by the health dept. and receive stellar reviews. It's unfortunate she chose not to accept responsibility for her not properly caring for the tattoo. She is entitled to no refund of any kind nor am I willing to ever tattoo her again. Ever. I work hard to to a great job at a fair price. I reject her complaint and any remedy she request. Perhaps she should pay more attention to her personal hygiene! End of story!