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Cutthroat Tattoo is a business known for its clean and friendly environment, as well as the professionalism and skill of its team. The owner, Allen, is highly regarded for his tattoo work, with customers praising the fair pricing, perfect results, and minimal pain experienced during the process. Tattoos by Allen and his team are said to be high-quality, with no scarring, and customers appreciate the sentiment and meaning behind their tattoos being accurately captured. The team is known for their welcoming and friendly demeanor, making customers feel comfortable. Overall, Cutthroat Tattoo is a recommended business for those seeking professional and high-quality tattoo work.
Allen did my tattoo, a wrist and finger piece..the wrist piece wasnt intricate bt more than a simple tattoo, for that and my finger tattoo he only charged 80$ which is very fair, not to mention I have several other tattoos so I can tell his gun was set perfectly, a nice dark tattoo w no scaring and I barely felt a thing..highly recommend cutthroat and the owner Allen is awesome at his job..my tattoo says techno in the teeth btwService: Tattoos
The guys here offer a very clean and friendly environment. They are professional and easy to work with. The skill set they possess is incredible! I drive nearly 2 hours just to come here.
By far the best experience I've ever had. Mr Allen did a phenomenal job.... My tattoo came out perfect! I cried (happy tears) when I got home because I was kinda a wuss towards the end of the tattoo and didn't want to seem more of a wuss lol. It was a sentimental tattoo and meant a lot. Just got it today (9/7/22) and already getting SEVERAL compliments on it... His team is also very nice and friendly. Everyone made me feel welcomed. I would definitely recommend Mr Allen and his team... I honestly couldn't be happier with my experience. Thank you Mr Allen for an amazing tattoo.. Thank you Cut Throat team for being amazing as well ?Service: Tattoos