Piercing and Tattoo Shops Yvelines

The pleasant word game of the boutique takes us into its universe, an Ali Baba cave of tattoos and piercings. Three tattoo artists will transform your dreams into reality. Phil Van Roy, who draws inspiration from Gothic art and country music, and who travelled extensively to perfect his art before putting his suitcases in Versailles. Quocanh manie colours as nobody, and his creations inspired Chinese figures: dragons, birds and women with soft faces, colorful or tart tones. Finally, Jurassman exercises in a very masculine and Gothic style. If you want to get around, the rates range from 45 to 100 euros depending on the location you choose. You will find a wide selection of bijoux in the second shop shop at 12 Carnot Street (Tel. 01 30 21 79 87). The hotel is not open on Mondays and is open on Saturdays from 12 am to 20 pm. A good detail: if you want to make détatouer, the state shop, after estimate, can satisfy you.

A true tattoo mecca, Dimitri HK and his team are masters in this field. After leaving the Val Fourré in Mantes, he opened his first shop in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, behind the cinema, many years ago, before settling here on rue Désoyer. We come here from all over France to get tattoos.

Tattoo artist since 1993, Mikael de Poissy is world-renowned for his distinctive medieval stained-glass style. Nicknamed the "Michelangelo of tattoo artists" and the first tattoo artist to be awarded the Vermeille Medal by the Académie des arts, sciences et lettres, he shot to fame in 2010 with his triptych tattooed on the backs of three people and posted on social networks. His Poissy salon is open by appointment only, and an online store lets you buy a medieval-Japanese icon or one of his books.