Infusion Studio

Great place to go! The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly and you can tell they are passionate about what they do. I’ve gone in twice for help with a piercing I got months ago and they’ve always been helpful. Highly recommended!!!

Got my Monroe and it was the best experience I’ve had at a shop! Very friendly and funny staff, plus it was quick and painless. The shop was clean and I was given very detailed after care instructions which makes it easier on everyone. Definitely recommending this place to everyone who asks me my opinion!

Absolutely love this place. Always will go back to see «Saint D» for my future piercings. Before I got my industrial piercing done (which is supposed to be super painful) I had only gone to claires to get my ears pierced (also learned that how they pierce their ears can be incredibly dangerous). My industrial barely hurt, it didn’t feel like anything at all. D was an expert and the piercing looks great. The guys were funny if you got their sarcasm thag people can take as «rude» or disrespectful, they’re just being funny and trying to make you feel comfortable. I had no problems at all with this place and will always be heading back until I leave to go to California for college in the fall.

I hate to leave negative reviews. However, after the experience I had, I felt a detailed review was necessary for any like-​minded people out there:(A good friend of mine personally recommended and swore by Infusion. That was good enough for me, but I wish I had listened to my gut.
I walked in and spoke to a young woman at their reception counter. She was distracted, disinterested and rude. I was looking for a specialty piercing that wasn’t on their services list, so she called out their piercer, Saint D. He had a air about him that felt arrogant and closed off, I figured he was just the strong silent type and brushed it off. First impressions aren’t everything.
I explained to him that I was looking to get my Daith pierced. I had spent much time researching the origin and theology behind this piercing, as well as Erik Dakota. I was familiar with the Hebrew root «Daath» for which it was named and pronounced it as such («doth»). He was very quick to point out that I was pronouncing it wrong. He adamantly insisted that it was in fact pronounced «Day-​th». Not wanting to sully my excitement, I figured tomayto/tomahto…my first mistake. I should have walked out right then.
After they sorted out a price, I paid about $ 50. I was surprised to pay before the work was done. I have had work done across the country and have never paid first. I figured it was convenient for me too, so why not? They also had a meager selection of jewelry. I would have had to order my Daith jewelry and come back in to have it put in. Given how many piercings Saint D. had, I was surprised, but it’s a small business and a lot of jewelry is a lot of money, so I wasn’t too taken aback.
We headed back and I laid down while he set up. At this point he asked me if it was alright for his apprentice to watch while he dictated. I had been asked this before and had no issues, but usually a discount is offered. When your piercer is focusing on educating someone else, the experience becomes less about you. This is typical and can’t be helped. Although, in all honesty, his apprentice was so much warmer and welcoming in comparison, that I was happy to have him in the room!
Now to the actual piercing…
I felt LOADS better watching him prep. He took his time, was 100% sterile and took the time to hand bend his needle. This should be a regular thing, but sadly isn’t anymore. I was happy to witness his attention to detail. As the piercing went underway, he paused halfway through to re-​adjust his needle. All the confidence I felt immediately disappeared. Afterwards I was so happy to finally have my Daith, that I thanked him and headed out. His assistant walked us out and I graciously tipped him $ 20 for his great attitude.
As for the follow-​up care, it was lackluster. I am a mobile dog/​cat groomer. So I am always multi-​tasking, on the move and tend to get bumped and bonked. After a couple whacks, I stopped in twice within 10 days of my original piercing. The first time Saint D was polite enough, but seemed annoyed. It was palpable and unpleasant. The second time I was concerned about the piercing and how it was healing. Despite minimal swelling, the jewelry wasn’t nestling into my inner conch. It was sticking straight out of my ear. This made it especially vulnerable to bumps and snags. He assured me that he could re-​adjust the piercing with a needle if necessary. Are you kidding me?! I was blown away. I left shortly thereafter and haven’t returned.
I asked my tatted friends for a hail mary referral. I was sent up to Burlington to Only Precision Piercing, went in and saw Rusty. This shop had a killer jewelry selection and several styles/​gauges of Daith rings. It was such a regular piercing for them that it was even listed on all of their boards. At this point it had been 3 months since my initial piercing and all my hope had vanished. The jewelry stuck out at an uncomfortable angle and I was concerned. Rusty took the time to give me a private consult. He was blown away by the experience I had at Infusion. He was knowledgeable as to its origin and assured me that it was not necessary to readjust the needle mid-​piercing. He took the time to remove my jewelry for me and offered me a discount on the re-​pierce once it healed! I left, business card in hand, feeling much better. Customer service is a lost art and I was happy to have found someone that treated me like an intelligent human being.
I gave Infusion two stars for two reasons. The first being the stellar customer service I received from their piercing apprentice, as well as the care and attention to detail I witnessed at prep. The second due to the lack of customer service and the finished product. If you are looking for a more traditional helix/​tragus/​lobe piercing, I would be confident of the ability of this shop to meet your needs. If you are looking for something more off the beaten path, you might want to look elsewhere:/

A friend and I came in to the shop for some small tattoos that we had been wanting for a while and I was really impressed! From the outside, the shop looks rather unappealing but don’t let that hinder you; the staff was happy to take us as walk-​ins and were really excited to do our pieces for us.
The pricing is what really drew us in… we didn’t want to pay more than $ 50 since the pieces were TINY and most shops weren’t willing to accommodate for us, but Infusion was more than happy! The staff made sure that we were very comfortable and informed about anything and everything which was really refreshing; Jessica was our artist and she was awesome! She has a great sense of humor and professionalism which is a great combo to have as an artist (we were a bit nervous that our artist wouldn’t get the reference in our tattoos but she certainly did and we all had a good time creating them!) When we tried to tip her, she refused and told us that she enjoyed tattooing us and to write good reviews: done and done!
My friend also got her lip pierced and it was a really good experience for her as well. She was really nervous so the piercers took plenty of time to answer her questions and make sure that she was very comfortable throughout the whole process which was great to see… the combination of professionalism and charisma was impressive! They were very thorough about the care procedures and the processes in healing for both the piercing and the tattoos so it was overall a great experience!
I highly recommend Infusion and would love to return for future pieces!

Amazing peaple! Amazing at there work! They decorate my ears very VERY well! :) wouldn’t ever go anywhere else!

Horrible place! I got a piercing here and they didn’t have any customer service skills and when my cousin put a deposit for her tattoo, she was not then ‘allowed’ to speak with her artist unless she came into the shop. Not to mention everything is overpriced. A single eyebrow ring is $ 30 for the jewelry alone. There are no set prices for any piercings, which is ridiculous. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone.

This place has HORRIBLE customer service. I had to leave a deposit to get my piece drawn, which was weird but totally fine. I called a week later and wasn’t «allowed» to speak to my artist. I was told I would have to come all the way to the studio just to ask him if he was finished and ready to start. I also found out that a former customer ended up in the emergency room with a crazy infection on their calf after getting a tattoo here. Which kind of explains the over amount of red tape, paper work, and ass covering that’s obviously going on here. I would NOT recommend this place.

Small, but cozy place. Everyone was really friendly and made me feel comfortable and welcomed. It was ny first time getting a piercing done professionally and it was a great experience. Price was really good, too. Cheaper than most of the other places I was looking at. I got my nose done there around 6 or 7 weeks ago now and it pretty much healed completely in about two weeks.

I have had two tattoos done here. The first time, I got to meet and speak with the owner about how he runs things. They use brand new needles and ink for every person. The equipment is covered in plastic. Jerry did my most recent tattoo. I brought in a picture and he made it beautiful and unique. He was honest and straight forward about what will look good and what would not so I didn’t get a false hope for a tattoo. I love that they worked with me to design what I want and made sure that it would be quality work.

Tonight I came in to get a second nose piercing. I love this place! The gentleman who does the piercings is funny, kind, and offers great opinions! He suggested doing my piercing on a different area than I was originally thinking, and I love it so much! It’s so cute! The staff is all very helpful, and they have really great prices! I cannot recommend this business enough!

I have NEVER had such a terrible experience at a studio in my life.
I dropped one of my plugs down the toilet and went in to buy new jewelry. They only had double flared jewelry, so I bought them and asked for help getting it in. D was my piercer and is apparently considered good enough to have an apprentice.
I asked him to go slowly and to stop if I said ow. He didn’t stop and, in fact, made my lobe bleed and blew it out so badly that I’ll have to start stretching all over again in four to six months. When I told him stretching should never hurt (because it shouldn’t), he treated me very rudely and then asked me if I thought I knew how to do it better than him.
Yeah. Yeah, I fucking do know how to do it better than you. Asshole. I attached photos for those who are interested. (Unless, of course, the studio deletes them.) I’ve provided as much proof as possible and I am so, so, so furious because up until this point, I have done everything right with my stretching.
NEVER going back again.

I agree with stephanie i worked in that little shit hole as well. I was D’s apprentice for a very short amount of time and I enjoyed it for about a month. It was all fine and dandy untill i saw D’s anger issues come into play. He may be little but his anger is off the chain. I dealt with this burden for a while untill i found out i got into my dream college. He treated me like complete shit when i told him and he told me «I was a waste of time». After i left i was messaged by the front desk that i was «fat and a poser». This place was only a negative. I saw D subject my friend and co worker Neil Mydske to hell just because he refused to take D’s shit. If you want to get a legit tattoo and dont want to worry about people talking shit about you go to Echo tattoo in shoreline and get tattooed by Neil. Have a great day readers

I got a tattoo done by Neil at this tattoo shop in August of 2008. His line work is exquisite. I see that he is no longer tattooing at this shop, but I still would rate this shop at 5-​stars. It was easy to get an appointment and was very clean (unlike some tattoo shops in Marysville). All of the people working were friendly and personable.

The tattoo pictures/​portfolio you see on this site is not from any of the artists currently working at Infusion. They are the work of Neil Mydske, who is no longer at the shop (but you can find him on Facebook to see where he’s currently tattooing). Just an F.Y.I.

I have been to these guys for piercings for myself & my daughter. I totally receommend their piercer, Saint D, to anyone even remotely local to Marysville for any piercing they want done. He is awesome: super clean, efficient, professional, experienced, sanitary… everything you want in a piercer. See him!

when it was time for me to finally break down and get those eyeball tattoos on my eyelids there was only one place I considered going to!