Tattoo Charlie’s

Tattoo Charlie’s located in Lexington, Kentucky, offers custom tattoos and expert piercings, known for its knowledgeable team and client dedication.

Practical Info

Tattoo Charlie’s accepts walk-in piercing clients an hour before closing for sterilization. Tattoo appointments require weeks’ wait post-consultation; some piercing services may accommodate same-day requests. Some clients sensitive to strong smells find studio wall plug-ins overwhelming.

The Studio Experience

Clients describe Tattoo Charlie’s as exceptionally clean, organized, and welcoming. Staff receives praise for friendly, professional approaches, helping to ease anxiety. Its commitment to safety is highlighted by a sterile environment and responsible policy against unsafe piercings, ensuring a positive experience.

The Artists and Their Work

Talented artists like Zach Mullins, Lauren, and Kylie are recognized for detail-oriented, beautiful, and durable work. Many praise artistry, though some clients reported issues with tattoos not matching requests or cut appointments.

Piercing & Other Services

Piercers Whitney, Jordan, Chad, and Miranda earn acclaim at Tattoo Charlie’s. Whitney is noted for kindness, knowledge, and providing detailed aftercare, making clients feel secure. The studio offers high-quality, APP-approved, anodizable jewelry. While quality is valued, some clients desired more jewelry pricing transparency.

What Customers Say

Clients consistently praise the professionalism and care provided. One visitor highlighted their piercer, Whitney, who “clearly explained everything happening, how to take care of my piercings, and made sure I was comfortable the entire time.” Another client emphasized the studio’s overall environment, stating, “The place is very clean and organized. The staff is very friendly, helpful and professional.” Zach, a client who received a memorial tattoo, felt his artist “made [him] feel like this wasn’t just another tattoo job, but it meant the absolute world to me and so it meant the world to him too.”