Tattoo Shops in Logan, OH
5 studios in and around Logan, Ohio — call ahead even for walk-ins — a shop with five artists can still be booked solid on a Saturday, and piercing hours often differ from tattoo hours.
Logan has about 7,142 residents, which works out to 70 tattoo shops per 100,000 people. Population: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 estimate.
Ohio statewide, by feature
- Piercing Shops in Ohio225
- Walk-In Tattoo Shops in Ohio72
- Custom Tattoo Design Studios in Ohio158
- Cover-Up Tattoo Artists in Ohio54
- Permanent Makeup and Cosmetic Tattooing Studios in Ohio32
- Studios Offering Professional Ear Piercings in Ohio10
- Neo Traditional Tattoo Artists and Studios in Ohio23
- Fine Line and Single Needle Tattoo Artists in Ohio16
Nearby in Ohio
- Ashtabula8
- New Philadelphia8
- Massillon7
- Lancaster12
- Athens5
- Baltimore2
- Circleville8
- Chillicothe14
- Heath3
- Columbus109
- Cincinnati81
Good to know about tattoo shops in Logan
Are tattoo shops open on Sunday?
Operating hours vary by studio, but many tattoo parlors open on weekends to accommodate client schedules. There are currently 5 tattoo shops listed in Logan, Ohio, with 2 providing direct phone contact to verify their Sunday availability. We recommend calling ahead or booking an appointment online.
Where can I get tattoo removal?
You can find professional laser tattoo removal services at specialized clinics and select tattoo parlors in Logan, Ohio. Our directory features 5 local providers, including 2 with verified contact numbers to schedule a consultation. Compare local listings to find certified technicians near you.
Where can I get a dermal piercing near me?
Dermal piercings should be performed by experienced body piercers at professional studios. In Logan, Ohio, there are 5 licensed establishments offering body piercing services, with 2 listing direct phone numbers for inquiries. Browse verified locations to review service options and schedule your visit.
How much do tattoos cost?
Tattoo pricing depends heavily on the size, detail, placement, and hourly rate of the artist. Small minimalist designs start at shop minimums, while large custom pieces require multi-hour or full-day sessions. You can use TattooAtlas to discover local shops and request custom quotes directly from experienced artists.