Before Getting Tattooed

You choose an artist

πŸ€“ Check our tattooists portfolios and choose one according to the tattoo style you like the most.
Contact them directly to discuss the idea, availability, price estimate and book a time.
πŸ€” If uncertain which tattooist is the most suitable for your tattoo idea, send us an e-mail or an Instagram DM @whiterabbitsofia , and we will help you out πŸ™‚



It’s time to get in touch

You can either do this via Instagram DM contacting your preferred tattooist directly, email or via the website contact form, to be referred to the most suitable tattooist according to the style you prefer.

⚠️ In your message, please include: the chosen flash or a short description of your idea, approx. size in cm and desired placement on the body.
πŸ’°Let us know if you have a budget.

Be advised that we do not copy other artist’s work, but we do only custom made tattoos.



Booking an appointment

A deposit is asked, in order to book an appointment. Whether paid directly to the artist at the shop, or via Revolut or PayPal depending on the tattooist. The deposit secures a date for your tattoo, it is non refundable and serves as a fee for the creation of the design and secured time. We only show designs in person and generally on the day of tattooing, where everything can be adjusted if needed and settled in a discussion.

We could only quote a price after getting to know your idea, size and placement. Some of our tattooists charge per hour, others per design. That’s why it is important to contact them directly for all enquiries and booking.



What to do

On the day of tattooing, please be physically prepared for the process. You might be very excited, especially when getting tattooed for the first time, so your body will produce a lot of adrenaline. You will need a good amount of patience, depending on size and placement of the tattoo, you might sweat a lot and probably be exhausted after the process. So it’s important that you keep yourself hydrated – but please don’t overdo it, as having to interrupt the process for a run to the toilet every 15 minutes is not recommended. Start your day with a good amount of food and maybe take some small snack and something to drink with you in case you get hungry or thirsty during the process.

Keep in mind that feeling light headed or nauseated is common. Therefore, if you feel anything, please inform your tattooist immediately so he is aware and can help you promptly.



What not to do

We recommend not partying the night before and especially avoid alcohol and drug consumption. This will not only influence your pain threshold, but alcohol also thins your blood, so you’re more likely to bleed a lot during the process. Be sure to get enough sleep, as getting a tattoo can be physically quite exhaustive and you will have to sit patiently for a while, probably in uncomfortable positions that will require some concentration.

If you happen to fall sick, it doesn’t make sense to get tattooed, as your body needs to invest its energy elsewhere. Please, call at least a couple of hours before, to cancel/postpone your appointment. Also, please refrain from bringing more than one companion to the session, as there’s simply not enough space in our studio for many people and the tattooist might get uncomfortable if the place is too crowded. Depending on how busy the studio is, the companion might be asked to wait at the reception area or on our beautiful bench outside. πŸ™‚


Keep in mind, that depending on the size and complexity of your tattoo all the process might take a few of hours. Reserve enough time that day and take a book to read or a device to surf the internet.

You got your tattoo done!

Congrats on your new tatt!!! But it’s not over yet. Your fresh tattoo is to be considered a wound and has to be treated with care.
Your tattoo artist will tell you how to treat your skin in the upcoming days, but in case you were too hyped to listen to him, you can read more in detail on the after care process here.