Hygiene: Redline’s Priority
Piercing procedures are not just an aesthetic choice; they also require significant health responsibility. At Redline Tattoo & Piercing Studio, we strictly adhere to hygiene standards for the satisfaction and safety of our customers. So, what do we pay attention to in hygiene standards?
Sterile Environment: Every piercing procedure is carried out in a completely sterile environment. All equipment used in our studio is sterilized according to the highest hygiene standards. Our piercing needles and other tools are packaged as single-use and are replaced before each session.
Hand Hygiene and Protective Clothing: Our piercing specialists place great importance on hand hygiene before and after the procedure. Additionally, we use disposable gloves for each procedure to minimize the risk of cross-contamination.
Cleaning and Disinfection: The cleanliness of the piercing area is carefully maintained for each customer. Surfaces, equipment, and all areas are regularly disinfected.
First Piercings
The safety and comfort of your new piercings are our top priorities. Therefore, we use only surgical steel materials for your first piercings. Surgical steel offers the following advantages:
Low Allergy Risk: Surgical steel is a material free from nickel and other allergens. Therefore, the risk of allergic reactions is minimal and supports the healing process.
Durability and Safety: Surgical steel is known for its high durability and reliability. This material is ideal for long-term use and is compatible with the body.
Hygienic Properties: This material shows high resistance to bacterial infections, helping to keep the piercing area clean and healthy.
Sterilizing Materials: Renewal Before Each Session
Before each piercing session, all the materials we use are sterilized according to the highest hygiene standards. The cleanliness of our equipment is continuously monitored to protect each customer’s health. The sterilization process ensures that the equipment is completely free of microorganisms, providing a safe piercing experience.
Recovery Process Recommendations: Our Special Solution
The recovery process after a piercing is crucial for both aesthetic and health reasons. During this period, we recommend using the specially formulated solution produced by Redline.
Special Formula: Our solution contains special formulas that support the cleanliness and healing of the piercing area. With its antiseptic and moisturizing properties, it reduces irritation in the area and speeds up the healing process. This solution, which has a balanced pH, keeps the piercing area clean and healthy, minimizing the risk of infection.
Usage Instructions: The solution should be applied to the pierced area 4-5 times a day. It is important to gently move the piercing to allow the solution to penetrate.
Why Redline Tattoo & Piercing?
At Redline Tattoo & Piercing Studio, we stand out with our sensitivity to hygiene and quality. Our professional team aims to provide the best service with high-quality materials and meticulous sterilization processes.
Hygiene: Redline’s Priority
Piercing procedures are not just an aesthetic choice; they also require significant health responsibility. At Redline Tattoo & Piercing Studio, we strictly adhere to hygiene standards for the satisfaction and safety of our customers. So, what do we pay attention to in hygiene standards?
Sterile Environment: Every piercing procedure is carried out in a completely sterile environment. All equipment used in our studio is sterilized according to the highest hygiene standards. Our piercing needles and other tools are packaged as single-use and are replaced before each session.
Hand Hygiene and Protective Clothing: Our piercing specialists place great importance on hand hygiene before and after the procedure. Additionally, we use disposable gloves for each procedure to minimize the risk of cross-contamination.
Cleaning and Disinfection: The cleanliness of the piercing area is carefully maintained for each customer. Surfaces, equipment, and all areas are regularly disinfected.
First Piercings
The safety and comfort of your new piercings are our top priorities. Therefore, we use only surgical steel materials for your first piercings. Surgical steel offers the following advantages:
Low Allergy Risk: Surgical steel is a material free from nickel and other allergens. Therefore, the risk of allergic reactions is minimal and supports the healing process.
Durability and Safety: Surgical steel is known for its high durability and reliability. This material is ideal for long-term use and is compatible with the body.
Hygienic Properties: This material shows high resistance to bacterial infections, helping to keep the piercing area clean and healthy.
Sterilizing Materials: Renewal Before Each Session
Before each piercing session, all the materials we use are sterilized according to the highest hygiene standards. The cleanliness of our equipment is continuously monitored to protect each customer’s health. The sterilization process ensures that the equipment is completely free of microorganisms, providing a safe piercing experience.
Recovery Process Recommendations: Our Special Solution
The recovery process after a piercing is crucial for both aesthetic and health reasons. During this period, we recommend using the specially formulated solution produced by Redline.
Special Formula: Our solution contains special formulas that support the cleanliness and healing of the piercing area. With its antiseptic and moisturizing properties, it reduces irritation in the area and speeds up the healing process. This solution, which has a balanced pH, keeps the piercing area clean and healthy, minimizing the risk of infection.
Usage Instructions: The solution should be applied to the pierced area 4-5 times a day. It is important to gently move the piercing to allow the solution to penetrate.
Why Redline Tattoo & Piercing?
At Redline Tattoo & Piercing Studio, we stand out with our sensitivity to hygiene and quality. Our professional team aims to provide the best service with high-quality materials and meticulous sterilization processes.
