Piercing Q &A

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• Minors under the age of 18 seeking body piercings must have parental consent,  either in writing or present for consent.
•  A Guardian can be physically present for in-person approval. This ensures that the decision is made with full awareness of potential risks, including 
• infection, allergic reactions, or improper healing. 
• Washington mandates documentation to prevent fraudulent or coerced approvals.
• i am usually available to help with any issues that might come up. If you loose a part of your jewelry please call right away and I will have you come in and put in another jewelry peice. 

• Minors under the age of 18 seeking body piercings must have parental consent,  either in writing  OR a guardian physically present for in-person approval. 
• This ensures that the decision is made with full awareness of potential risks, including infection, allergic reactions, or improper healing. 
• Proper documentation which includes: The written consent, from a  parent or guardian, with the procedure wanting done, date, signature and drivers license number.  Before any piercing procedure can be performed.

Noncompliance with Washington’s body piercing laws can lead to legal and financial consequences. The DOL has the authority to issue citations, impose fines, and suspend or revoke licenses for violations, including inadequate sanitation practices or performing piercings on minors without proper consent. Under RCW 18.235.110, penalties can include fines of up to $1,000 per infraction, with repeated offenses resulting in escalating disciplinary actions. 

• You can book an appointment on our website or by calling directly.