Get That Art

Best Studio For Body Art

Your body, your canvas, your art!

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Welcome to Get that Art LLC, your number one source for body art. We're dedicated to providing you the very best body art, with an emphasis on quality, customers service, and providing an excellent experience.

 Founded in 2018 by Lemuel Reina, Get that Art LLC has come a long way from its humble beginnings perfecting his talent in the living room to opening his own shop. When Lem first started out, his passion for not just tattooing, but displaying his art on the canvases far and near, drove him to start his own business.


We hope you enjoy our art as much as we enjoy providing ink to your canvas. If you have any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to contact us.



Sincerely,


Get that Art LLC

Lemuel Reina


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You get a quality, experience, and custom ink!

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 Best artist out here 

Kenneth Flynn  |  
     

 Very good keep up the good work! 

Bernadette Warren  |  
     

 Get work! Very professional, clean, and creative. Lem @GetthatartLLC, is has a great eye for the art of tattooing. If you don't have a specific tattoo in mind he can freestyle ideas, instantly. 5 Star work! 

David Matthews
  

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Tattoo Aftercare


TATTOO CARE FIRST STEP'S

  1. Remove Bandage after 2 hours.
  2. Wash tattoo with warm water and a mild fragrance free antibacterial soap, such as Ivory
  3. Rinse soap off tattoo and air dry or pat dry.
  4. Do not cover tattoo again.
  5. Apply a very thin coat of Bacitracin to the tattoo 3 to 4 times daily for the first 3 days.
  6. After day 3, switch from Bacitracin to a colorless and fragrance free lotion.
  7. No swimming, soaking, tanning, picking or scratching your tattoo for the first 2 weeks.

TATTOO CARE DO'S & DO NOT'S

DAY 1:

Your new tattoo will be somewhat tender, and will feel like a new sunburn. The care of your tattoo is your responsibility. How you care for it in the first few days determines the way it will look forever.


DO:


  1. Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water.
  2. Remove bandage carefully - wet in shower first if it seems to stick.
  3. Wash tattoo with warm water and a mild soap, lathering with hand.
  4. Rinse tattoo well with warm water, until surface of tattoo feels squeaky clean.
  5. Pat tattoo dry with a clean, disposable paper towel.
  6. Apply small amount of lotion or ointment to tattoo and work into skin.
  7. Blot excess lotion or ointment with a clean paper towel.
  8. Tattoo should not be greasy - LESS IS MORE!


DO NOT:


  1. Do not rebandage tattoo!
  2. Do not use washcloth, loofa, or sponge to wash tattoo!
  3. Do not dry with a towel. Cloth towels can harbor bacteria!
  4. Do not touch tattoo with dirty hands! Do not let anyone else, either!
  5. Do not apply excessive lotion or ointment. Tattoo should not look “soggy”
  6. Do not use products containing aloe vera , alcohol, or cortisone.
  7. Do not expose tattoo to natural or artificial sunlight for a minimum of 3 weeks
  8. Do not soak in tub, pool, or lake. All contain bacteria!
  9. Do not pick or scratch tattoo! Use a little lotion for itching.

DAYS 2 - 14:

Healing tattoos will peel and flake; small bits of colored skin will shed. It may not look as “crisp” as the first few days and may appear “hazy”. This is completely normal, and will clear up in 2- 3 weeks. Continue to wash and dry tattoo twice a day, morning, and night, as directed for in day one. Apply lotion 4-6 times / day, being sure to use a small amount only, and work it in.


PRODUCTS WE RECOMMEND:

Soap: Liquid antibacterial soap.


Lotion: Colorless and fragrance free lotion.


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  • 3618 Ashley Phosphate Road suite 15, North Charleston, SC, USA