🌿 Your Holistic Tattoo Experience begins here
A gentle, soulful approach to meaningful body art
If you’re looking for more than just a tattoo—something personal, intentional, and soulfully yours—you’re in the right place.
Whether you arrive with a clear vision or just a feeling, the Holistic Tattoo Experience invites you to slow down, connect inwards, and co-create a piece of art that truly means something to you.
Consultations
I offer two beautiful ways to begin your journey.
Consultations are a separate part of the process and don’t include tattooing on the day. Your actual tattoo appointment will be booked afterward, anywhere from 2 weeks to a few months later—whatever feels right for you.
The Holistic Tattoo Consultation
We begin with a gentle guided visual meditation supported by the soothing sounds of crystal bowls. This is designed to ground you and open the space for creativity, even if you’re unsure where to begin.
From there, we’ll chat about your story, what’s inspiring you, and how you want your tattoo to feel on your body. Together, we’ll shape these elements into a one-of-a-kind design that flows with your energy and intention.
You don’t need any artistic or meditation experience—just an open heart and a willingness to explore something meaningful.
Free Casual Consultation
A relaxed and thoughtful way to begin.
Perfect if you have a clearer idea or the Holistic Tattoo Consultation is not for you, this session gives us the chance to connect—either online or in person—and talk through your ideas, inspirations, and placement.
It’s still personal and intentional, just a little more streamlined.
Pricing and Location:
My tattoo hourly & minimum rate is $180 p/h and a slight additional fee may occur on multiple tattoos in one session and cover ups.
On average, my sessions generally take around 2 to 3 hours ($360 – $540) to complete a hand size piece from stencil to completion. This also depends on the detail within the design and the placement.
My space is within Marci Wellness Day Spa. 2/1012 Mornington-Flinders Rd, Red Hill 3937 VIC
Once you have booked your time and date, you’ll receive a confirmation email and reminders to follow (check your spam!) however, please don’t hesitate to connect with me for any further assistance required. Alternatively, if you have any questions before you book, then I look forward to hearing from you
Tattoo Aftercare 🫶🏽
A little ritual for healing your beautiful new ink
Your tattoo is a fresh piece of art woven into your skin. How you care for it now will help it heal beautifully and hold its energy for years to come.
Here’s a simple aftercare guide:
✨ First Day
- Keep the wrap on until the end of day, when you’re getting ready for bed
- Wash your hands, then gently remove the wrap.
- Rinse the tattoo with lukewarm water and a mild, fragrance-free soap.
- Pat dry with a clean towel or paper towel — no rubbing. Apply your tattoo cream lightly.
- On the first day, it’s a good idea to take it easy and make space to integrate your new tattoo — give your body some time to settle in and start the healing process.
✨ The Next Few Weeks (normally 2 – 3 weeks)
- Apply a thin layer of Hustle Butter (sold at my studio), Bepanthen or your choice of tattoo aftercare, 3–4 times a day. Keep it lightly moisturised, not smothered.
- Continue this for 2–3 weeks, or until the peeling phase ends.
🌀 A little flaking or peeling is totally normal — it’s your skin making space for the new.
- Stay hydrated. Water helps your body and your tattoo heal from the inside out.
- After peeling stops, switch to a natural Vitamin E cream 2–3 times a day for a few weeks.
✨ Guidelines for Healing
- Avoid direct sunlight on the tattoo for the first 24 hours.
- No sunbaking or solariums for at least 3 months — protect your art.
- No swimming, baths, spas, saunas, or float tanks for at least 2 – 3 weeks while your tattoo heals.
- Skip workouts for the first 24 hours.
- Don’t shave or wax the area for 4 weeks.
- No picking, scratching, or tight clothing over the tattoo until fully healed.
✨ Special note for foot tattoos
- Avoid shoes that rub on the tattoo. If you must wear closed shoes, wrap the area gently in cling wrap — but remove it and reapply cream as soon as possible to let it breathe.
Warm hugs,
Chloe Mez
Tattoo Artist / Yoga, Reiki & Art Facilitator