Both work at INKD BUNNY. Custom, larger or detailed pieces are done by appointment so your artist has time to design

and prepare properly. But we also keep original walk-in flash available — ready-to-go designs you can get the same day,

no long consultation needed. Just stop by the studio on Paseo Marítimo or message us first to check what’s free.

Message us through the website, Instagram, or in person with your idea, size, placement and any reference images.

We’ll talk it through, confirm a design direction, and schedule your session.

Yes, for booked appointments. A deposit secures your slot and covers the design time your artist puts in beforehand.

It’s deducted from the final price and is non-refundable if you cancel with less than 48 hours‘ notice.

Walk-in flash is paid in full on the day, no deposit needed.

You must be 18 or older and bring valid photo ID (passport or national ID card) to every appointment, as required under Spanish and Canary Islands tattoo regulation. We do not tattoo minors, even with parental consent.

Consultations are available in English, Spanish, German, Czech and Slovak, so most visitors can talk through their design in their own language.

For simple pieces, a few days‘ notice is often enough. For larger custom designs or multi-session work, we recommend reaching out 3–4 weeks before your trip so there’s time to design, get your feedback and lock in a date.

Yes, just let us know as early as possible. Rescheduling with more than 48 hours‘ notice is free and your deposit carries over; cancelling with less notice means the deposit is forfeited, since that slot can’t be offered to someone else.

It’s our answer to spontaneous holiday ink: a rotating sheet of one-off flash designs, drawn in-house and never repeated once tattooed. Just browse the available designs, pick your size and placement, and get tattooed the same visit at a fixed price.

Yes — some of the most meaningful work we do. Whether it’s honouring a person or a pet you’ve lost, marking a date, or capturing a chapter of your life, we take time to understand what the piece needs to say before designing it.

That includes travel-memory tattoos too — plenty of guests want to take a piece of their time in Tenerife home with them.

Yes. Lettering, portrait work, fine-line florals, symbolic imagery and reproductions of real handwriting are all things we design regularly.

Portraits and handwriting pieces usually need a bit more consultation time, so let us know in advance.

You’re welcome to bring reference images, sketches or a rough idea, and we’ll develop it with you into something that works well as a tattoo.

Directly copying another artist’s finished piece isn’t something we do, out of respect for their work — but we love taking inspiration and making it your own.

Yes. Cover-ups need a short consultation so we can look at the existing tattoo, discuss what’s realistically achievable in size, colour and darkness, and design something you’ll be happy to wear over it.

Pricing depends on size, placement, detail and session length. Walk-in flash is priced individually next to the design;

custom work is quoted after your consultation once we know exactly what’s involved.

Yes, both. Tell us your preference during the consultation, and we can advise on what will age best for your skin tone and the placement you have in mind.

We’re careful with this. If you want lettering in a language neither you nor your artist speaks fluently, we ask you to get the exact wording confirmed by a native speaker first, since a small translation or grammar error becomes permanent.

We don’t use or offer typical anesthetic numbing creams. Lidocaine-based numbing creams can negatively affect both, your health and the quality of the healing process, so we’ve chosen not to work with them.

That said, we do offer a natural alternative with a soothing effect, and we use specially modified needles (“TX” needles) that are much gentler on the epidermis and cause less pain during the tattooing process.

Given our dermatological, medical, and tattooing background, we’re not in favor of the conventional numbing creams available on the market. At our studio, minimizing health risks for our clients and ensuring the best possible healing quality for our work are top priorities.

For this reason, if a client were to apply any of these products before their session with us, we would unfortunately have to cancel the appointment.

Our clients’ health always comes first, and we don’t make exceptions on this point.

Yes, of course you’re welcome to bring someone along for support.

Your companion will simply need to go through our hygiene check-in process and be briefed on our hygiene regulations.

That said, they not touch you or the tattoo artist’s workspace under any circumstances, and they need to respect the artist’s need for calm and concentration while working.

Only REACH-compliant pigments meeting current EU chemical safety regulation for tattoo inks — tested against strict limits for heavy metals, carcinogens and other restricted substances, the highest safety standard currently available in Europe.

We tattoo only with single use – sterile packaged TX (textured) needles, a newer design with a micro-textured surface that holds pigment more evenly and releases it more smoothly.

In practice: cleaner linework, softer shading, and less trauma to the skin during longer sessions.

Wherever a disposable is used — grips, cup holders, razors and similar items — we choose biodegradable alternatives instead of standard plastic.

Thanks to this small decision, we save the environment from 320.96 kg of plastic waste every year.

This means that by getting your tattoo done with us, you too are helping to minimize the environmental impact.

A small change per client that adds up.

A thin, UV-protective adhesive film applied straight after your session. It keeps water, bacteria and dirt out while healing starts, blocks harmful UV during the first days, and lets you shower and enjoy your holiday without constant re-bandaging.

No. In our studio, we exclusively use only single-use materials.

None of our tools are ever reused on another client!

Our clients´ health & safety is our top priority.

No — we don’t tattoo during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.

Hormonal changes affect healing, and there isn’t enough safety data on pigment exposure in this time to justify the risk.

Another factor to consider is the possible suppression of breast milk production due to increased stress hormones following the tattooing process.

Not straight away.

Sunburnt, peeling or very freshly tanned skin is more fragile and heals unpredictably, so tattoo requires special aftercare. For small tattoos it’s not such a big deal, but for larger projects it’s better to wait a few days.

If the area has an active flare-up, we’ll usually ask you to wait until it’s calm, or suggest a different spot.

We tattoo around moles rather than through them, so a dermatologist can still monitor them, and any cut or wound at the site needs to be fully healed first.

Blood-clotting disorders like haemophilia significantly increase bleeding and bruising risk, usually needing medical clearance first.

Blood thinners also increase bleeding — tell us what you’re taking, we may ask you to check with your doctor.

Well-controlled diabetes usually isn’t a barrier, but we’ll ask a few questions first, since healing is slower and infection risk higher when blood sugar isn’t well managed.

We’ll reschedule. Your body needs its resources for fighting illness, not healing a fresh tattoo, so it’s safer to wait until you’re well.

A weakened immune system heals more slowly and is more vulnerable to infection, so we’ll talk it through and may ask for medical clearance. If you’ve taken isotretinoin (Accutane), we ask you to wait at least 6–12 months after finishing, since it thins the skin significantly.

Some heart conditions carry a small risk of infection reaching the heart via the bloodstream, so clearance may be needed.

Epilepsy isn’t an automatic no either, but stress and long sitting can be triggers, so we’ll ask you to check with your doctor and bring someone along.

Tell us in advance if you have a history of fainting during procedures — we can pace the session, make sure you’ve eaten beforehand, and take breaks as needed.

Let us know about allergies to pigments, latex or adhesives so we can patch test or switch products. Keloid-prone skin carries a higher risk of an unpredictable result, but we can talk through placement and technique to reduce that.

No — we won’t tattoo anyone intoxicated. Alcohol thins the blood, increases bleeding, and impairs the judgement needed to give proper consent.

Please come sober.

The area needs to be fully healed first, generally at least a few months, sometimes with a doctor’s clearance depending on the procedure.

Avoid direct submersion in the sea, pool or hot tub for at least the first two weeks — salt water, chlorine and bacteria can interfere with healing.

Second Skin gives some protection for short periods, but avoid sunbathing directly on a fresh, uncovered tattoo.

Leave the first film on for the time your artist recommends, then switch to gentle washing with fragrance-free soap and a thin layer of healing balm.

We’ll send written aftercare instructions in your language, and you’re always welcome to send photos if anything looks off.

Flying itself isn’t a problem.

Just keep the area covered and protected during travel, stay hydrated, and continue your aftercare routine as instructed once you’re home.

Wait until your tattoo is fully healed, usually around 2–4 weeks, before applying sunscreen directly on it. After that, SPF 50+ is one of the best things you can do for a tattoo’s long-term colour, since UV exposure is the main reason tattoos fade over the years.

Message us a clear photo straightaway. Mild redness and warmth in the first couple of days is normal, but spreading redness, pus, fever or worsening pain isn’t. If we’re concerned it’s an infection, we’ll tell you plainly and recommend a pharmacist or doctor rather than guessing.

Card and cash are both accepted in the studio.

Deposits for online or messaged bookings are paid by card or transfer.

Yes, we have a minimum charge covering setup and materials regardless of design size — we’ll confirm the current minimum when you get in touch, as it varies between walk-in and custom bookings.

Yes — gift vouchers are available in the studio or by request, for a fixed amount or towards a specific design. A nice gift for someone planning to visit Tenerife.