Liberty Tattoo Company
Professional Tattooing & Body Piercing

Yes, however walk ins are first come, first served as time permits. Due to the unpredictable nature of our work, we cannot guarantee walk in availability. If we can’t get you in the same day, we can offer you an appointment!

The best way to schedule an appointment is to stop in the shop and speak directly to an artist. We will be able to determine exactly what you want much easier with an in-person consultation. We also require a non-refundable deposit that comes off the total price of the tattoo, this is to solidify your appointment day and time slot. We unfortunately do not schedule new clients over the phone or internet.

Piercing appointments can be made via the link attached. If you or your child is a minor, they will need a notarized letter of consent along with an ID for them (Birth Certificate, Passport, Permit, etc.) and an ID for their legal guardian. (This form is attached below.

Cash is always preferred; however, we do take debit and all major credit cards as well.If you choose to tip your artist, please be prepared to do so in cash. We do not take any gratuities on cards.

Nope, tips are greatly appreciated but are not expected!

We suggest that you avoid submerging any fresh piercings into any body of water (Pool, Beach, Hot tubs, Lakes, Rivers, Baths, etc.) for at least 8-10 weeks, although not submerging it until it is fully healed is the most ideal. (Showering is fine)

No, we unfortunately cannot take back any jewelry due to us not knowing if the jewelry is used or not. We try our best to explain this to you if you're purchasing jewelry without having us install it.

Some piercings are only started with hoops, while others are not the most ideal to start off with. We will start certain lobes and helixes with hoops depending on the person, anatomy and aftercare that has been followed in the past.

The max amount of piercings we will do at a time is 4! Too many piercings at once will cause a prolonged healing process and can cause other complications.

We unfortunately no longer piercing babies or infants. We do however, pierce children 6 and up with a notarized letter of consent, along with a copy of their birth certificate.

We unfortunately do not pierce with any outside jewelry, the reason for this is because we have no idea what kind of metal the piece you have is, even if the company says it’s something doesn’t mean that it isn’t mixed with other metals. We don't to ensure you have the safest jewelry on the market in your fresh piercing.

No, it is illegal to tattoo a minor in the state of NY, you'll just have to wait until you're 18!