Here at Kingleo Tattoz we offer services namely tattooing, vitiligo, tattoo removal, and permanent makeup.

The beginning pricing for regular black ink and triple black ink for three square inches are 1200 and 1600 rupees, respectively, at the Kingleo Tattoz. Above that price, the size and design you are willing to have on your body will determine the pricing.

There are many different types of ink used in the tattoo industry, including world-famous, zuper super, standard black, and triple black; however, at Kingleo Tattoz, we only utilise ink that is of the highest quality. The difference between normal black ink and triple black ink is that normal black ink turns greenish after the tattoo heals and begins to lighten over time, whereas triple black ink always remains black. We also guarantee triple black ink for five years, giving you the chance to have the tattoo touched up for free if it fades or lightens.

Yes, we create our designs in-house since we think every tattoo has a distinct style and repeating the same designs on clients also has an adverse effect on them. To be honest, everyone wants something distinctive and special on their body so we create unique designs keeping our client’s requests in mind.

Because each artist spends too much time customising each tattoo, we don’t share the original or customised designs with clients before they get inked. Just to be clear if a client says they don’t want to get inked right away but would like us to share the design we have customised with them instead, we won’t share the design.

Yes, tattoos lighten after healing because it depends on the kind of client’s skin. Black and grey tattoos lighten by 15 to 20%, whereas coloured tattoos lighten by 30%. There is no need to be concerned if a new tattoo appears to be fading or lightening; these are normal signs of the healing process. Once fully healed, many tattoos will darken once again, however, this is not always the case. This is dependent on a variety of variables, including the tattoo artist’s skill level, the ink used, the tattoo’s colours, and your aftercare regimen.