We are located at 8850 Station Street #240, Mentor, Ohio 44060 inside the Matchworks Building. When you enter the building you will take either the stairs or the elevator to the 2nd floor and take a left down the first hallway. My door is the second door on your right hand side #240.

I use Square for payment processing and accept all major cards, Apple Pay or exact cash.

Unfortunately, I have decided that at this time I will not accept any clients under 18, even with parental consent. This may be something I adjust in the future but for now I will only perform services on clients 18+.

Yes, especially if it helps you to relax or distracts you from any discomfort! I have an extra 2 chairs in my studio space for any guests of my clients.

At the moment, our booking window is closed. Our next booking window will open on April 1st, and we will be scheduling appointments for May through July.

Once the booking window is open, please follow the instructions below on how to submit a booking request. We will review all requests and get back to you as soon as possible, keeping in mind it may take a few weeks to get back to everyone based on demand. When the booking window opens, send an EMAIL request to booking@lettiegrace.com and include the following information: Full Name Email Address Phone Number Area you would like tattooed Design description Approx. size in inches of the desired tattoo Any inspiration images you have (i.e. images from Pinterest) What day of the week works best for you (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday) and do you prefer daytime or evening appointment times? NOTE: My schedule for May will be Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday from 9:30am - 2:30pm. My schedule for June and July will be switching to evenings and periodic day time appointments. I will post further details about my June and July schedules as it gets closer.

We understand that sometimes plans change and life happens. If you need to cancel your appointment, please let us know as soon as possible so that we can open up the slot for another client. We kindly ask for at least 24 hour notice to cancel your appointment.

Yes, we do keep a waitlist for clients who are interested in booking an appointment outside of our booking window. If you would like to be added to our waitlist, please send us an EMAIL to booking@lettiegrace.com and include "Waitlist" in the Subject line.

A fine line tattoo is a tattoo that is created using thin, delicate lines. Fine line tattoos can be simple or intricate, and are often used to create delicate designs such as flowers or lettering.

The pain level of a tattoo depends on the individual's pain tolerance and the location of the tattoo. However, since fine line tattoos use thinner needles, they are often less painful than traditional tattoos.

The time to perform a fine line tattoo varies greatly based on the design complexity and the sizing. You may think that because the scale is smaller that the appointment will be faster than a traditional tattoo, however, because there is so little room for error when doing a fine line tattoo I often move much slower and more delicately. On average, most appointments take between an hour to an hour and a half for a simple design and up to 4-5 hours for a more complex design (such as a detailed floral piece).

Fine line tattoos typically take about 3-4 weeks to heal completely. During the healing process, it is important to keep the tattoo clean, moisturized and avoid exposing it to direct sunlight.

Fine line tattoos can be done on most parts of the body, but there are a few areas that I will not tattoo, including the ribs, ears and face. Because fine line work leaves very little room for error, and I want to make sure I am doing the best possible work I can, I have chosen to exclude these areas from my practice. I am open to discussing possible projects on the ribs on a case-by-case basis if I feel that it is a design I can execute perfectly. I want to make sure my clients are always leaving with a beautiful tattoo that I know reflects my best work!

More difficult to tattoo areas, such as the fingers may require a touch-up appointment. Fingers can "blow out" the ink (where it becomes thick and blurred during healing) very easily, so to avoid this I make sure I keep a very light touch while tattooing fingers. This means that a follow up appointment may be necessary to deposit more ink, while still keeping the lines thin. I include one free touch up for tattoos within the first 8 weeks. Additional touch-ups, if needed, will be an additional cost billed at an hourly rate of $75.

Absolutely! I love working on custom designs and love hearing all of my clients wonderful ideas for their body art! When my booking window is open, you will submit a description of what you would like your design to include and any inspiration images with your request. I typically work on designs for clients the week before and week of my appointments because that is when my time allows. If your design is complex or requires me to go back to you with any questions I will absolutely send you examples of your design earlier so we can collaborate back and forth and make any changes before your appointment.

Yes! They are one of my favorite things to tattoo! When you submit your booking request, please include a photo of the paper/card/etc that has the handwriting you would like tattooed so I can create a custom stencil for you for the day of your appointment. You do not need to bring a physical copy of the handwriting with you to the appointment unless I have any questions and in that case I will reach out to you directly to request that.

Whether or not to use numbing cream before a tattoo appointment is a personal decision that varies from person to person. Numbing cream can help reduce the pain and discomfort associated with getting a tattoo, but it can also affect the quality of the tattoo and make it harder for the artist to work because the cream can cause the skin to swell, making it harder for the artist to see the lines and details of the design. This can lead to a lower quality tattoo, as the artist may not be able to achieve the same level of precision and detail as they would without the numbing cream. In addition, some numbing creams can affect the healing process of the tattoo. The cream may cause the skin to become more fragile, making it more prone to bleeding and scabbing. This can prolong the healing process and increase the risk of infection. If you do decide to use numbing cream, be sure to follow the instructions carefully and apply it only to the areas where the tattoo will be placed. Ultimately, the decision to use numbing cream is up to you and should be based on your individual pain tolerance and preferences.

Microblading is a form of semi-permanent makeup for the eyebrows. It involves using a hand-held tool with fine needles to create hair-like strokes that mimic the natural brow hairs.

Microblading typically lasts between 1-1.5 years, depending on factors such as skin type, aftercare, and lifestyle. I recommend coming for yearly touch-up appointments to keep your eyebrows looking their best.

Most clients report feeling some discomfort during the procedure, but we use two rounds of numbing cream to help minimize any pain. Typically, if you feel any discomfort at all it will only be at the beginning of the process and then after the secondary numbing you will feel very little (to no) pain at all.

The initial microblading appointment typically takes between 1.5-2 hours, including a consultation and numbing time. A touch-up appointment is required 4-6 weeks later and usually takes around 1-2 hours.

Aftercare is extremely important for the longevity and appearance of your microbladed brows. It includes avoiding water, sun exposure, and certain skincare products (such as retinols) for a period of time after the procedure. We provide detailed aftercare instructions to all of our clients.

Microblading is a great option for anyone looking to enhance their eyebrows or fill in gaps in their natural brows. However, it is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women, anyone with a history of keloids or hypertrophic scarring, or those with certain skin conditions.