High Priestess Piercing & Tattoo

I went in to get a tattoo. Not only were they very friendly and accommodating, they schedule me in immediately. My tattoo artist was Jessica, who drew up the design I wanted within 2 hours. The whole experience was very professional and efficient.

High priestess has always been amazing and reliable. Satisfaction guaranteed.

I've heard done people say that they are kind of snobby. This might be true, but if much rather have snobby than sloppy.

They do free walk-in checkups on all piecings. Their tattoo artists are all highly professional and talented.

I have absolutely no qualms about recommending High Priestess.

60 dollar piercings are a joke. Also even though the parking lot is for the shopping center, high priestess has taken it upon themselves to put tow away stickers on vehicles not going to them specifically. They put these stickers in spots that specifically obsruct view and cant be removed without cleaners and the adhesive damages car windows. Ha you say its good quality for $60 but my girlfriend got 4 piercings done for $60. Also i was in subway so youre still in the wrong for the sticker. I deliver food, subway amd shogun bowls are two of my main stops, both of which are in that center. You can sit here and pretend all day youre business doesnt just scam college students but anyone that can google a competitor will be pleasantly suprised wont they?

Sarvas gave me two side burn surface peircings and i really appreciated how calm and kind he was. He did a beautiful job and made sure to warn me of any possible swelling or bruising. He made sure to let me know there are free check ups which i plan to take advantage of before i head home. The front desk attendant was super kind and made sure i know everything i needed to. I wish i had gotten her name because i was quite impressed with her as well

Staff is friendly. However, a few days after a recent piercing the jewelry fell out. Went in to discuss with shop and they said I'd have to pay to replace it. This was $40 for one earring, so you can imagine why I wasn't excited to drop another $40 nine days after the original visit. Unfortunately our options in Corvallis are limited but I would reccomend shopping around or making the drive to Salem for a piercing.

I am not too impressed. First of all they charge you $5 dollars to change out jewelry. But here's where it gets a little personal. They are the only piercing shop in this area, and you have to buy their jewelry from them. And they will not put older jewelry either purchased off the internet or at another shop. They explicitly told me that I have to have their jewelry and then I have to pay $5 to change it out. I have never heard this from any other piercing shop in my life. I have to buy your jewelry for your piercer to remove the jewelry already have and put the jewelry I want in? Who in the hell does that oh, it sounds like a business just trying to make more money. I'm sorry I will buy all the equipment myself I guess to change my friends piercings out for them and I'll charge $5 and I'll take anybody's jewelry. All day long give me a call or send me a message here I am, here's a little change for Corvallis everybody. I don't know is a phlebotomist more qualified than a actual piercing person?. I mean we literally put holes through people's bodies all day long. Probably a lot more holes than a piercer by far gets in a day. Who's more qualified at putting holes in people's bodies? Go to your Pharmacy buy an 18 gauge needle and just stick it through your freaking ear stop being a pussy it's not hard you can even buy all the stuff off Amazon for your own piercing. All these myths and things you heard about nerves and all this other stuff in your ears is pretty much all not true. Anything that requires precision, I would suggest getting it done professionally but Industrials and hoops and belly rings and nose piercings all can be done on your own. Piercing inside the inner ear and more complicated places obviously need to get done by somebody who's doing this all the time. But I think society's graduated to the point where most of this can be done without their bulshit.

My friend went for a sale. They said the sale was $10 per piercing. It's more if they mess up and have to re-pierce! You must buy their overpriced jewelry. On the phone they said the jewelry is priced $16 and up. After picking out beautiful earrings which turned out to be $150, we asked about the $16 pair. Turns out they were sold out. The cheapest they had were $32 for each INDIVIDUAL platinum stud earring. We felt cheated for being enticed on the phone with stretched truth. Just be honest and level with us please. I feel bad to give a bad review, but if money is at all an object be very skeptical of your business here!! Hope this helps.

Expensive! I was told if would likely cost $125 to get a very small flower with minimal shading tattooed. (Would have less than one square inch coverage) Staff were friendly but not very flexible or caring. Because of that, this didn't strike me as someplace that I would want to get pierced.

They do a great job on my husband's tattoos. His always look good. But I wanted a 3d beaded rosary style ankle bracelet tattoo. The guy that does my husband's tattoos said he wasn't able to tackle the 3d that I wanted and referred me to one of the girls. Big mistake for me to go to her. No where near 3d and the beads are no where near the color in the picture I showed her. She told me the coloring would get lighter etc. It looks aweful. Will have to go get it fixed by a real artist. Very disappointed. I need to find a 3d specialist. I think I will only go to the real pros in Portland. That seems to be where the real talent is. Corvallis is a joke

Meg is the best piercer in the entire Willamette Valley