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State-of-the-art tattoo parlour a hive of activity since opening up at New Year

A new £100,000 private tattoo parlour is attracting both inkers and the inked.

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Artist Bryn Sharratt works on Maxine Ridgway at Mom Said No Tatts

Behind its private gates in Middlemore Lane, Alridge, Mom Said No Tatts has been a hive of activity since opening at the turn of the year.

Both clients and artists are taking advantage of the state-of-the-art facilities created by its owner Shane O'Reilly.

He said: “Our aim is to become a key player in the industry, providing nothing less than perfection for both tattoo professionals and tattoo lovers.”

"We are more than just a studio, we have created a brand that complements the modern generation. The studio is filled with unique architecture and designs throughout, areas that can be used for social media content, an impressive studio entrance and more than anything a selection of incredible, passionate artists."

Owner Shane O'Reilly at Aldridge's new ink palace

He added: “The tattooing industry is huge right now and its popularity is forever growing. We wanted to revolutionise the industry and bring it up to speed with the trends of generations”

“We want customers to be excited about the experience that we offer from start to finish & we are heavily focused on our customers enjoying every step.”