(If you are freaked out by feet or don't like them I'm sorry)
So if you follow me on twitter or have read any of my blogs you will know that yesterday I had my 2nd tattoo done.
I thought I'd share my experience with you.
My appointment was supposed to be at 17.30 but then I got a call from them and was told that it had been changed to 18.30 which wasn't a problem at all.
So I left home around 17.00 to catch the train to go up to London. It was weird because I was absolutely fine and hadn't really thought about it until I got to the shop. As soon as I saw the place my nerves kicked in.
Anyways I walked in, told them my name and that I had an appointment with Emiliano. They then got me to fill out a form which consisted of name, date of birth, address, email address, what my tattoo was and where I was getting it done and then I had to tick a box saying that I was 18 or over and something else which I can't remember now :S..
I was then introduced to Emiliano and he asked me what I wanted done and where, I told him and he told me to take a seat while he designed it.
It felt like an eternity sitting there, it was probably only about 5 minutes.
He showed me the design and I fell in love with it straight away. He then placed it on my foot and let me have a look at it in the mirror to make sure that that was the place I wanted it, it was.
I then lay down on the bed thing and he started....
It hurt like hell.. I thought I wasn't going to be able to cope. However one of the other tattooists told me to breathe in through my nose and out from my mouth and to just try relax my body. I must say that even though the pain was still strong that technique did help.
Another thing that helped was the tattooist dancing to the music making everyone laugh and it definitely took my mind of the pain for a bit.
It only took 10 minutes which surprised me, for some reason I thought it was going to take longer but it didn't, which was a good thing because I don't know how much longer I could have coped with the pain.
Anyways the minute I saw it I knew it was the right choice. I love it :). It's definitely made these crappy few weeks a bit better and even though it was painful it was worth it.
I'm already thinking about my next one :).
I will most definitely go back to Frith Street Tattoo. They were very friendly and professional. The advice that they gave was excellent and the shop is very clean and you can see that it is a reputable place.
I would recommend anyone that is thinking about getting a tattoo to go there.
Tell me have any of you got a tattoo? If yes, what is it? If no, would you like to get one done or do you not like tattoos as all? Leave me a comment :)
Izzy
xxx