Tattoo Shops in Orangeburg, SC
2 studios in and around Orangeburg, South Carolina — 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.
Orangeburg has about 13,378 residents, which works out to 15 tattoo shops per 100,000 people. Population: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 estimate.
Under The Skin Tattoo Studio
1014 Chestnut St, Orangeburg, SC 29115-3508
More studios within 30 miles of Orangeburg
Only 2 studios listed in Orangeburg itself, so here are the closest ones in nearby towns. Distance is straight-line from Orangeburg.
Lone Wolf Tattoos
📍 24.2 mi · 8626 Old State Rd, Holly Hill, SC 29059-8230
South Carolina statewide, by feature
- Piercing Shops in South Carolina45
- Walk-In Tattoo Shops in South Carolina37
- Custom Tattoo Design Studios in South Carolina48
- Cover-Up Tattoo Artists in South Carolina23
- Studios Offering Professional Ear Piercings in South Carolina6
- Neo Traditional Tattoo Artists and Studios in South Carolina8
Nearby in South Carolina
- Piedmont5
- Hartsville3
- West Columbia3
- Sumter8
- Columbia45
- Lexington7
- Elgin2
- Summerville15
- Myrtle Beach26
Good to know about tattoo shops in Orangeburg
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.
What is American traditional tattoo?
American traditional tattoo is a classic style defined by bold black outlines, a limited color palette of primary shades, and iconic imagery like anchors, eagles, and roses. This timeless aesthetic remains one of the most popular tattoo styles across American studios. You can search TattooAtlas to find specialists who focus on traditional flash and custom designs.
How much does it cost to remove tattoos?
Laser tattoo removal cost varies depending on the tattoo size, ink color, age, and number of sessions required for complete fading. Most providers charge per session or offer package pricing following an initial consultation. Use TattooAtlas to find certified laser removal specialists and compare service options.
Can laser tattoo removal cause cancer?
There is currently no medical evidence linking laser tattoo removal to an increased risk of cancer. The laser simply breaks down pigment particles so your immune system can flush them out naturally. Consult a medical professional or visit TattooAtlas to find certified dermatological removal clinics.