This review starts in the Harrisburg shop and ends with the Highspire shop, so I'd like to leave the review in both places:
If I could give this place zero stars and give the artist who did my tattoo (Joe Celenzo) zero stars, I'd happily do that. I went to this guy for a band tattoo, which I knew was hard to do in the first place. I asked him several times if he felt confident about doing it even though it's a complex tattoo. He assured me that he was. Then, when he actually did it, he didn't want to change the stencil even though I told him there was an issue. When he actually did the tattoo, he simply had me hold my wrist up in the air while he rushed through. No rubber band, no measurement, nothing. He claimed, very condescendingly, "It'll look uneven no matter what when you move your wrist around. I'm not an inkjet printer." I should have left then, but he was already started. The clients up after me showed up before he even started my tattoo with the information that their appointment time had passed already, and he informed them that he'd "be with them shortly," rushing through the work for my tattoo as they waited. I get the sense that he didn't like the idea for the art and therefore didn't want to do his best work, but he certainly didn't say so as I shelled out nearly $300 for a band that ended up entirely, noticeably crooked. When I say crooked, I mean objectively, noticeably from a distance, crooked. He told me before starting that this tattoo was a "thing" and had been "done before," but I didn't think that meant he'd wing it and totally ruin a tattoo that meant a whole lot to me on a personal level.
THEN, when I contacted the owner, she acted like she would help. She met me at the Highspire studio (which she also owns) and was insanely friendly, I will admit. I thought things were going to work out from there. However, she kept talking me out of removal and saying she could fix it. She touched it up a tiny bit, then told me to contact her once it healed if it needed more work. I did, several times, then even called, and she would not get back to me to schedule another appointment. Months later, horrible tattoo that's still totally crooked, and as far as I'm concerned this place owes me the cost of full removal, though I know that will never happen. I have never had an ink experience like this one, and I hope I never have one again.
Oh, and just a heads up, my husband's tattoo, also done by Joe, ended up off-center and crooked too. Surprise, surprise.
TLDR: DO NOT GO HERE. DO NOT LET YOUR FRIENDS GO HERE. DO NOT LET YOUR FAMILY GO HERE. JUST DON'T.