FAQ

To book an appointment for your tattoo, please fill out the booking form on this website. Once the form is submitted, I will review your request and get back to you within 1-3 days with possible times. Remember to provide all necessary information to ensure a fast and accurate booking process.

Yes, to secure your booking you must pay a booking fee of 500 kr. per person. This fee will be deducted from the final price of your tattoo, but is non-refundable if you no-show or cancel the appointment.

My booking process starts with you filling out a form on the website with your details and requests. I will then send you my available times and payment details for the booking fee. Once the fee is paid, your time is confirmed. I will also ask for your full name, email and phone number in order to send you sketches and important information.

You can pay the reservation fee via bank transfer to account number 6695 / 1001132209 or in cash in the shop at Nordre Fasanvej 4 st.th., 2000 Frederiksberg C. Once payment is received, your time is confirmed.

When booking, you need to provide your full name, email, and phone number. This information is necessary for my booking system and to send you sketches and other important information. It also helps ensure that we can communicate effectively throughout the process.

If you do not show up for your appointment, the booking fee is not refundable. This fee covers the time reserved for you and the time I spent preparing your tattoo. If you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment, please contact me as soon as possible.

Yes, you can change your booking, but I ask you to do so well in advance. Contact me as soon as possible so we can find a new time that works for you. Please note that changes close to your original appointment may be difficult to accommodate and can affect my ability to schedule other clients.

The waiting time for a tattoo can vary depending on the complexity of the design and my current booking calendar. To get an exact timeline, contact me with your requirements.

Since you requested a translation, here it is: "Yes, if you have a smaller project in mind, you may be able to get an appointment relatively quickly. Smaller, simpler designs can often be scheduled on shorter notice. Book your session here.

Most weekends and holidays I spend with my family. However, there are certain instances where it is possible to arrange a time. Do not hesitate to ask about this, and I will see what can be done.

You can reduce the waiting time by being flexible with your dates and times. Early booking requests and clear descriptions of your desires can also help speed up the process.

The time of year plays a significant role in waiting times. For example, spring is often a popular time for tattoos, which can lead to longer waiting times. Holiday periods and public holidays can also affect waiting times.

Here you can see my prices: Minimum price: 800 kr. Hourly rate: 1200 kr. Full day session: 6000 kr. I charge a booking fee of DKK 500, which is deducted from the final price. Design and drawing time are included in the prices. For hourly rates, my short breaks are deducted from the final price. In addition to the actual tattooing time, you should expect extra time for setup, stencil creation and application, and wrapping of your finished tattoo. Read more about factors that can affect the price here. 

The minimum price for a tattoo is 800 DKK. This is the base cost for getting a tattoo with me, regardless of the size of the tattoo. This price includes materials, setup, and the tattooing process itself.

The price for a tattoo per hour is 1200 DKK. This includes all work done during that hour, the tattooing process itself, materials, preparation and application of the stencil, as well as packaging of the finished tattoo. Any short breaks I may need to take during the session will be deducted from the price.

A full-day session costs 6000 kr. This covers a full day of intensive tattoo work, typically around 6 hours of effective working time, allowing for larger or more complex designs for a smaller price. In addition to the tattooing time itself, you should expect extra time for setup, stencil creation and application, as well as wrapping your finished tattoo. This time is necessary to ensure that your tattoo is done professionally and hygienically.

Any short breaks I may need during your session will be deducted from the final price. This means that you only pay for the actual time I work on your tattoo and not for any necessary breaks I take.

Yes, design and drawing time is included in the price. I take the time to create a unique design specifically for you at no extra cost. This ensures that you get a tattoo that is personal and perfectly customized to your wishes.

In addition to the actual tattooing time, you should expect extra time for setup, stencil creation and application, and wrapping of your finished tattoo. This time is necessary to ensure that your tattoo is done professionally and hygienically.

Several factors can affect the price of a tattoo, including the size and complexity of the design, the location on the body, the use of colors, and how long the tattoo takes to complete. Specific requests or many changes in the design process can also result in additional costs. Read more about the factors that can affect the price here.

After your tattoo is done, you can pay either in cash or via bank transfer. I will provide you with the necessary payment information after your session. It is important that the payment is made as soon as possible to conclude your agreement.

After you have received your tattoo, it is important to follow the aftercare instructions carefully. Film Dressing: Remove the dressing after 3-12 hours and gently wash your tattoo with a fragrance-free soap under running water. Let the tattoo air dry and then apply a thin layer of Panthenol cream. Second Skin Dressing: Keep the dressing on for up to 5 days and avoid touching it too much. When you remove the dressing, gently wash the tattoo and apply Panthenol cream as described above. General Care: Keep your tattoo moisturized for the first 3 weeks by applying cream 6 times daily and washing with soap or water 2-3 times a day. Then continue with at least 3 daily applications of Panthenol cream for an additional 3 weeks. Issues: Contact me if you experience problems. Seek medical attention if there is increased redness, swelling, or discharge from the tattoo. Tips: Avoid sunlight, tight clothing, and scratching your tattoo. Use a cream applicator for hard-to-reach areas. Read more about aftercare for tattoos her.

For film dressings, the dressing should be removed after 3-12 hours. For Second Skin dressings, you can keep the bandage on for up to 5 days. After removing the bandage, wash the tattoo gently and apply Panthenol cream. Read more about aftercare here.

Second Skin is a protective film applied to your new tattoo after it is finished. It maintains the body's natural healing processes and prevents the tattoo from drying out. Second Skin protects against bacteria and contact with clothing, and it is waterproof and breathable. You can continue most daily activities with Second Skin, but avoid prolonged sun exposure and intense exercise, as sweat cannot escape and may lead to infection. Warm showers and hand washing are okay, but avoid baths, pools, or the ocean.

Film dressings should be removed after 3-12 hours and require daily washing and cream application. Second Skin dressings can be left on for up to 5 days, providing longer protection and reducing the need for daily care. However, both methods require thorough washing and moisturizing after removal. I wrap your new tattoo in Second Skin whenever possible as it provides excellent protection and healing. However, there are certain areas, such as elbows, knees and armpits, where Second Skin is not practical because it can fall off quickly. For very large tattoos, such as on the back, it's also best to use film to ensure the protection stays in place properly. Read much more about aftercare here.

I will always wrap your new tattoo in Second Skin if possible. Second Skin is great for protection and healing, but there are areas where it's not practical, like elbows, knees and armpits, as it tends to fall off quickly in these areas. For very large tattoos, such as on the back, it's also best to use film to ensure the protection stays in place properly. Read much more about aftercare here.

Keep your tattoo moisturized by applying Panthenol 6 times a day for the first 3 weeks. Wash the tattoo with soap and water 2-3 times a day and apply cream after each wash. Continue applying cream at least 3 times a day for another 3 weeks. Read more about aftercare here.

If your tattoo shows signs of infection, such as increased redness, swelling or exudation, contact me immediately for advice. If symptoms worsen, you should see a doctor for professional treatment. Read more about aftercare here.

Avoid direct sunlight on your tattoo, tight clothing, and scratching the area. Also, avoid swimming, saunas, and bathing in tubs for the first 4 weeks, as these activities can negatively affect the healing process. Read more about aftercare here.

You should apply Panthenol cream 6 times daily for the first 3 weeks to keep the tattoo moist. Wash the tattoo with soap and water 2-3 times a day and apply cream after each wash. Continue to apply cream at least 3 times daily for an additional 3 weeks for optimal healing. Read more about aftercare here.

Wash your tattoo gently with a mild, fragrance-free soap and lukewarm water. Use your hands instead of a washcloth to avoid irritation. Rinse the area thoroughly and let the tattoo air dry. Then apply a thin layer of Panthenol cream. If you don't have fragrance-free soap, use only water. Read more about aftercare here.

Yes, you can safely shower with your new tattoo. It helps keep it clean and free of bacteria.

Yes, you should avoid taking baths or swimming in swimming pools, lakes, salt water or large puddles during the healing period. This is important to prevent infection and to ensure that the tattoo heals properly and retains its color. You should avoid swimming and bathing for at least 4 weeks after getting a tattoo

The healing process for a tattoo typically takes around 4-6 weeks. However, it's important to understand that this time frame can vary from person to person. Factors such as the location of the tattoo and the type of tattoo can affect the healing time.

Itching is a normal part of the healing process. Avoid scratching and scratching your new tattoo as it can stimulate scarring, lead to color loss and cause the color to bleed. If your tattoo itches, it's often a sign that it's dry. Apply a thin layer of Panthenol cream to relieve the itch and keep the tattoo moisturized.

Healing time can depend on the location of the tattoo. Tattoos on areas of the body that are subject to repetitive movement or friction, such as joints, may take longer to heal. Constant friction can delay healing and cause the skin to take longer to heal completely.

Yes, there can be a difference. Colored tattoos can in some cases require more time to heal than grayscale tattoos. This is because the color pigments are often more densely packed into the skin than with grayscale tattoos, which can affect the healing process.

It is important to have patience and give your tattoo the time it needs to heal properly. Always follow my advice on care and healing to achieve the best results and maintain the appearance of your tattoo for a long time.

Several factors can affect the healing process, including the location of the tattoo, the type of tattoo (colored or grayscale), and how well you follow the aftercare instructions. The body's individual healing capacity also plays a role.

Yes, this is perfectly normal. Healing time can vary significantly from person to person based on individual differences in skin type, general health and how well you follow care instructions.

Tattoos on the joints can take less time to heal due to the constant movement and friction in these areas. This can delay healing and require extra attention to care.

If your tattoo is not healing as expected, or if you are experiencing increased redness, swelling, or exudation, contact me for advice. You may also need to see a doctor for professional assessment and treatment.

Yes you can. You can order a digital gift card here, for the amount you want, which you can then print out at home. Fill out the form and I will send you all the necessary information regarding payment.

To order a digital gift card, fill out the form on my website. Once the form is completed, I will send you all necessary payment information. After payment has been received, you will receive the gift card via email, which you can print out at home.

Yes, you can choose the amount you want when you order a digital gift card. Simply fill out the form with the desired amount and I'll take care of the rest.

You will receive the digital gift card via email after payment has been confirmed. You can then print the gift card at home or forward it to the recipient via email.

When you receive the gift card via email, you can open the PDF file and print it on your printer. Be sure to use high-quality paper for the best result, so the gift card looks nice and professional.

After you fill out the gift card form, I will send you the payment details. You can pay via bank transfer. Once payment is received, the gift card will be sent to you via email.

You will receive the digital gift card within 1-2 days after the payment is confirmed. I strive to send the gift card as quickly as possible so that you can receive it in time for any special occasion.

Yes, the gift card can be used on all types of tattoos, regardless of style and size.

Yes, the gift card has an expiration date, which will be indicated on the card. Usually the gift card is valid for one year from the date of purchase, so you have plenty of time to plan your tattoo.

I love doing Neo Traditional and Old School. In addition, I also work with Blackwork, Skrifter and Fine Line. Read more about the different styles here.

I specialize in Neo Traditional and Old School styles. These styles are characterized by strong graphic expressions, vibrant colors and precise line work. Read more about the different styles here.

Neo Traditional combines modern and classic elements with vibrant colors and detailed motifs. It is based on traditional tattoo styles but uses more nuanced colors and complex designs. Read more about the different styles here.

Old School, also known as Traditional, has a more classic and simple approach with thick lines and a limited color palette. This style is known for its simple yet impactful designs, often with maritime and expensive motifs.

Blackwork tattoos are created entirely with black ink. They can be anything from simple lines and geometric shapes to complex patterns and shadows.

Fine Line tattoos are characterized by their thin, precise lines. They are often very detailed and can create delicate and complex designs. Read more about the different styles here.

Script-style tattoos include everything from quotes, dates and names to larger texts. They can be done in different fonts, from elegant and flowing to more bombastic and graphic. Do you have a memory you'd like to have written on your body? Book your appointment here.

Yes, it is possible to combine multiple styles in one tattoo. Together we can figure out how to best integrate your wishes into a unique design. Visit me in the shop: Selfmade tattoo studio, nordre Fasanvej 4. st.th., 2000 frederiksberg C. Or send me an email to contact@sonnetattoo.com

t depends on what you want to express with your tattoo. We can have a conversation about your ideas and find the style that best emphasizes your wishes and personality. book a time Visit me in the shop: Selfmade tattoo studio, nordre Fasanvej 4. st.th., 2000 frederiksberg C. Send me an email to: contact@sonnetattoo.com

We can have a consultation where we discuss your ideas and preferences. I'll guide you through the different styles and help you choose the best one for your design.

When describing your design, consider the location on the body, whether you want colors or shades of grey, the size of the tattoo and what you want it to symbolize or express. Also think about the details, such as hair length or style of a character and whether you want a minimalist or elaborate design. The more detailed you describe your wishes, the better I can create something that suits you exactly. If you don't have a lot of ideas, you can also just give me free rein with your design.

The design process can vary depending on the complexity of your desired design. For smaller and simpler tattoos, it can take anywhere from half an hour to a few days, while more complex and detailed designs can take longer. Generally, I will send a sketch no later than the day before your tattoo session.

Giving me freedom as a tattoo artist is important because it allows me to use my creativity and expertise to create the best design for you. By giving me freedom, I can adapt the design to the unique shape of your body and create a tattoo that is both aesthetically pleasing and personalized. Your trust in my creativity helps to ensure that you get a tattoo that is unique and well made.

If you have any changes to the design, please inform me as soon as possible. Minor changes can often be adjusted quickly, while major changes may require a new sketch. Please note that repeated and extensive changes may incur additional costs.

A sketch is a preliminary drawing that shows the basic structure and key elements of your tattoo. It's not the final version, but a way to visualize the design and give you the opportunity to provide feedback. I usually send the sketch no later than the day before your tattoo session so you have time to approve it or suggest changes.

Extra changes to the design may incur costs, especially if there are many changes, if the changes are extensive or if you have a completely different idea. The cost for extra design work will be the same as my hourly rate for tattoos.

To ensure that your idea is accurately understood, please provide as many details as possible when describing your design. Feel free to send a picture of the body part to be tattooed, use reference images if you have them, and be specific about what you like about them. Discuss placement, size, colors, and symbolism. The more information you provide, the better I can understand and realize your vision. If I have any doubts or if your design requires precise measurements of your body, it may be necessary for you to come into the shop for a consultation.

Authorities are placing increasing emphasis on ensuring that tattoo parlors maintain a safe standard for their customers. In other words, yes, it is safe to get a tattoo at Sonne Tattoo. You can read more about the precautions I take when it comes to hygiene herer.

In both my work and throughout the Selfmade Tattoo Studio where I practice, we prioritize high hygiene and safety. We only use disposable equipment from the industry's most recognized manufacturers, including machines, needles, inks and finishing products. This ensures that every tool we use is sterile and safe for every customer.

I use single-use equipment, including needles, gloves, wiping paper, foil, needle trays, plastic covers, film, ink cups, wooden spatulas, aftercare products, and more, from the industry's most reputable manufacturers. Additionally, I only use the best on the market when it comes to tattoo machines, stencil cream, tattoo butter, etc. All equipment that you and I come into contact with is carefully disinfected after each client to prevent cross-contamination.

All equipment used during the tattooing process is carefully disinfected after each customer. In addition to the daily cleaning of the entire shop, professional cleaning is supplemented several times a week.

To prevent cross-contamination, I only use disposable equipment where I can and thoroughly disinfect all equipment such as the tattoo machine, tables, chairs, lamps and work areas after each client. This is a crucial measure that helps ensure that all my tattoo sessions are safe and hygienic.

Both myself and my colleagues at Selfmade Tattoo Studio have completed an extensive hygiene course for tattoo artists in 2020. This course ensures that we are up-to-date with the latest standards and practices in hygiene and safety.

Yes, I use aftercare products from the industry's most recognized manufacturers to ensure high quality and hygiene. These products help ensure a safe and effective healing process for your new tattoo.