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Many tattoo artists, particularly those that own their own tattoo shops, are on a constant search for finding tattoo suppliers that are reliable, that offer quality products, and yet still offer good prices that allow them to keep tattoo supplies in stock without having to cut back on anything.

For many tattoo artists, this is a quite a struggle, as finding tattoo supplies isn’t as easy as it may sound. As expected, tattoo supplies, even something as basic and common as a tattoo kit, cannot be bought at just any place, and unlike many small businesses, the owners can’t find a lot of their inventory at large wholesale places. Therefore, owners of tattoo shops and artists themselves have turned to finding and using tattoo suppliers that operate primarily online. For the most part, it’s simple to find tattoo suppliers online, it’s just not as easy to actually find a solid, trustworthy supplier online. If one offers good prices, then they may end up not shipping quickly enough or are constantly out of what you need. If one has reliable shipping, they may end up being priced too highly. Although it’s simple to find tattoo suppliers online, it’s not always easy to find a good tattoo supplier online. Many websites that claim to offer plenty of suppliers for a Tattoo Shop’s inventory end up just carrying things like a couple different versions of a tattoo kit, which is hardly enough to keep a business going.

Obviously, not only do you want to shop around for the best prices if you’re a Tattoo Artist, you want to find a supplier that has everything you need so that you don’t have to order your supplies from several different companies. Think of shopping for supplies a bit like getting services bundled with a cable company, such as getting your home telephone, television cable service, and internet all with one company. You may find that the company you choose to do business with may have great prices on tattoo ink but that it doesn’t offer the best prices on a tattoo kit as another one does, but in the great scheme of things, it’s actually just easier to spend the couple extra dollars and buy from one company, because time really is money, and the less time you have to spend shopping with several suppliers, the more time you can focus on your true purpose: running a business and tattooing.

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Where can I get a piercing kit/needle?

For ears...

and NOT online

And could I do it with some sewing needle? What size sewing needle do I get(i think some are thicker than others)?
What kinda earing should I get to make the hole? I heard you shouldnt use loop earring and thats the kind im gonna be using. Idk if thats true tho
Good idea Sarah B. Ill go to wal mart later today and ask.

I don't know if they do it by you, but I know the Spencers by me carries the needles and such (should have directions on it). Or you could spend $25 at claires and by the earrings they use to pierce you with (usually in the display case up front) and just push them through your ear (you will need either these or 24k gold/White Gold to keep in the initial hole anyway).

Either way you do it remember to keep the following in mind:
-Clean the area with alcohol before piercing
-Mark where you want to pierce before to double check holes and alignment (washable thin light color markers or the fabric markers that disapear in 24 hours-can be found at all craft stores)
-You need 316l, titanium, or 24k gold studs
-You must keep them in for 4-6 weeks before changing
-Rotate them a few times a day
-Clean them with the cleanser they sell at Claires atleast 2x a day (dont use alcohol or hydrogen peroxide!!)
-NEVER remove them for the first 4-6 weeks
-If they get infected, DO NOT take them out, this will cause the infection to be trapped inside. Instead, do warm salt water soaks for 5 minutes (a few times a day) for a few days and it should go away
-Never pull at scabs or crusties, use a warm washcloth with water or salt water to soak them off gradually

Good luck! =)

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