Comments on: Adding Swarovski crystals accents to airbrush tattoos http://blog.tatstore.com/2008/05/15/adding-swarovski-crystals-accents-to-airbrush-tattoos/ Temporary Airbrush Tattoos Wed, 08 Sep 2010 14:17:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: TatStore Blog » Blog Archive » Enhance Your Tats with Swarovski Crystals http://blog.tatstore.com/2008/05/15/adding-swarovski-crystals-accents-to-airbrush-tattoos/comment-page-1/#comment-7901 TatStore Blog » Blog Archive » Enhance Your Tats with Swarovski Crystals Thu, 07 May 2009 14:07:33 +0000 http://blog.tatstore.com/?p=31#comment-7901 [...] Now that we are getting closer to the prime season for tats I wanted to give you a reminder about the success we had applying Swarovski crystals to enhance tats. You can go to my initial blog on the subject: Adding Swarovski Crystal Accents to Airbrush Tattoos. [...] [...] Now that we are getting closer to the prime season for tats I wanted to give you a reminder about the success we had applying Swarovski crystals to enhance tats. You can go to my initial blog on the subject: Adding Swarovski Crystal Accents to Airbrush Tattoos. [...]

]]> By: TatStore Blog » Blog Archive » Don’t Undersell Your Service http://blog.tatstore.com/2008/05/15/adding-swarovski-crystals-accents-to-airbrush-tattoos/comment-page-1/#comment-186 TatStore Blog » Blog Archive » Don’t Undersell Your Service Thu, 07 Aug 2008 14:02:51 +0000 http://blog.tatstore.com/?p=31#comment-186 [...] Today I am in the service industry myself and its hard for me to charge extra for any additional service.  I am more inclined to put the customers wants ahead of my own interests.  For example, I know I only paid about two cents  for one crystal so I would be inclined to just give it to the customer because they want it.  I guess a Psychologist could have a field day with me but that is  the way I am.  Here is a solution to this issue that works for me. I state everything up front.  I choose to have everything in print because I know I can give in to a customers wants, especially near the end of a busy day.  I have everything spelled out one way or another in my booth.  For example: the crystals.  I have sprayed  a few tat designs on paper, added some crystals to the tats and printed  the cost of the crystals on the the paper.  I framed the paper in a simple, inexpensive picture frame and place it on a table in my booth in view of the customer.  After I apply the tat, I point to the picture and ask if they would like me to apply a crystal to their tat. They can see how pretty the crystals are and they can see the additional cost. (To read more about this strategy see my earlier blog Adding Swarovski Crystal Accents to Airbrush Tattoos). [...] [...] Today I am in the service industry myself and its hard for me to charge extra for any additional service.  I am more inclined to put the customers wants ahead of my own interests.  For example, I know I only paid about two cents  for one crystal so I would be inclined to just give it to the customer because they want it.  I guess a Psychologist could have a field day with me but that is  the way I am.  Here is a solution to this issue that works for me. I state everything up front.  I choose to have everything in print because I know I can give in to a customers wants, especially near the end of a busy day.  I have everything spelled out one way or another in my booth.  For example: the crystals.  I have sprayed  a few tat designs on paper, added some crystals to the tats and printed  the cost of the crystals on the the paper.  I framed the paper in a simple, inexpensive picture frame and place it on a table in my booth in view of the customer.  After I apply the tat, I point to the picture and ask if they would like me to apply a crystal to their tat. They can see how pretty the crystals are and they can see the additional cost. (To read more about this strategy see my earlier blog Adding Swarovski Crystal Accents to Airbrush Tattoos). [...]

]]> By: Bonnie http://blog.tatstore.com/2008/05/15/adding-swarovski-crystals-accents-to-airbrush-tattoos/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Bonnie Thu, 15 May 2008 21:55:08 +0000 http://blog.tatstore.com/?p=31#comment-23 Thank you Morgan. Our stencil designs are all numbered. If you do not have one of our systems, you can refer to the stencils on our web site. Just find the corresponding number by each stencil design. #6 is a star design, #236 is a cross. I was also surprised by the popularity of the fairies. That would not be my choice for a tat, but I guess different strokes..... Thank you Morgan.

Our stencil designs are all numbered. If you do not have one of our systems, you can refer to the stencils on our web site. Just find the corresponding number by each stencil design. #6 is a star design, #236 is a cross.

I was also surprised by the popularity of the fairies. That would not be my choice for a tat, but I guess different strokes…..

]]> By: Morgan M http://blog.tatstore.com/2008/05/15/adding-swarovski-crystals-accents-to-airbrush-tattoos/comment-page-1/#comment-22 Morgan M Thu, 15 May 2008 20:47:14 +0000 http://blog.tatstore.com/?p=31#comment-22 The crystal setup you have looks very nice. I am only personally interested in airbrush tats - I was wondering, when you refer to #6 and #236, etc... what stencil kit or set are you talking about? I was just wondering because I am interested to see what is popular - I thought fairies wouldnt be The crystal setup you have looks very nice. I am only personally interested in airbrush tats – I was wondering, when you refer to #6 and #236, etc… what stencil kit or set are you talking about? I was just wondering because I am interested to see what is popular – I thought fairies wouldnt be

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