Getting a tattoo is a very personal experience that requires a lot of trust between client and artist. It's important to have faith in your tattoo artist and trust not only in their work, but also that they will carry out the procedure safely and responsibly. For many people, choosing the right tattoo artist extends beyond their designs and safety procedures - with many customers now specifically seeking out tattoo studios who provide an eco-friendly tattooing experience that is both ethical and environmentally friendly.
Like with many global industries, the tattoo industry generates billions of pounds each year, but it's no surprise to know that the tattoo industry also contributes a huge amount of waste. Although there are many tattoo studios out there who are environmentally conscious people who passionate about doing their bit for the environment, a tattoo session can sometimes unavoidably fill a bin bag full of waste.
Getting a tattoo is a very personal experience that requires a lot of trust between client and artist. It's important to have faith in your tattoo artist and trust not only in their work, but also that they will carry out the procedure safely and responsibly. For many people, choosing the right tattoo artist extends beyond their designs and safety procedures - with many customers now specifically seeking out tattoo studios who provide an eco-friendly tattooing experience that is both ethical and environmentally friendly.
Like with many global industries, the tattoo industry generates billions of pounds each year, but it's no surprise to know that the tattoo industry also contributes a huge amount of waste. Although there are many tattoo studios out there who are environmentally conscious people who passionate about doing their bit for the environment, a tattoo session can sometimes unavoidably fill a bin bag full of waste.
Peter Nelson, Lord Nelson Tattoos
Karl Fletcher, Fleckys Tattoo Studio
