In Dublin, where would be wise to go to to get a rook piercing?

BetterThanThou · 12-06-2013 08:17PM #1

I've had piercings go terribly wrong on me before, (2 lobe piercings and a tragus), mostly from me not being careful with my choice of piercer and piercing method, I know rook piercings have a tendency to go bad if they're done incorrectly, so I want to make sure I go somewhere good.
I was thinking of going to Wildcat near Jervis, would this be as good a place as any to get a rook piercing? Or are there places which would be better?

Esoteric_ · 12-06-2013 09:11PM

Snakebite would be my vote for any piercings tbh.

Wildcat are good too though, so either should be fine.

Princess Peach · 12-06-2013 09:44PM

Steve in snakebite did my rook, no trouble with it ever. They are really nice there too when you want to change the jewellery. They have a really good selection of jewellery for sale too.

BetterThanThou · 12-06-2013 09:51PM

Thank you. I'll check out Snakebite then, anyone else' opinion would be greatly valued too.

Princess Peach · 12-06-2013 09:59PM

Steve is great for giving lots of aftercare advise, listen carefully.

You should also have your other piercings checked out, it's not wise to get a new one whole still healing another, especially since you have had trouble with the rest.

RhoDoDenDron · 13-06-2013 02:35PM

Connected Ink (Crown Alley, Templebar) or Zulu Tattoo (Strand street, beside Jervis) are also good studios, and are cheaper than Wildcat or Snakebite. If you're worried about quality, I've gotten about 20 piercings between the two studios over the past two years and would trust them with any project, big or small.

Aoifums · 13-06-2013 09:53PM

Yet another vote for Snakebite. I got my rook pierced there over a year ago and they were fantastic.

In Dublin, where would be wise to go to to get a rook piercing?

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