Pierced Up

Pierced Up is one of these alternative looking punk style piercing shops, offering a lot of gothic and grungy designed accessories, piercing and bits and pieces. They also have a piercing service — as you could guess from the name — where you don’t need an appointment you can just pop in and get what ever you want done (consent is needed if you are under 16 however).
This place really isn’t my kind of thing at all, and if I were to get a new piercing done I would go to a jewellers or beauty salon personally, however if the place doesn’t fuss you then you might find they’re a bit cheaper here. The shop is very dark and a bit intimidating in my eyes — but if you’re young and into the punk or gothic trend then it might become your new favourite store!

I haven’t actually had anything pierced or tattooed in this place myself, but I did visit with a female friend when she wanted to get her lip done. The guys running the place were all pretty sound chaps and they made sure they took good care of her whilst she had it done. The jewellery available isn’t bad, but they didn’t have much of a range of smaller sized hoops and such. Still, the actual piercing practices seemed to be decent, everything was very hygienic and my friend came out happy with her new piece of face wear.

The comically named Pierced Up on Park Row is another very professional and well established tattoo studio in Bristol.
Like with so many businesses you’re not really going to be going in there unless you’re looking for a tattoo, piercing or advice in either department. This is a shop where you really get the things you expect: a clean and shiny interior, for example, with comfortable sofas and chairs. One can also check out hundreds of different designs from posters and flipbooks on the walls or talk with the friendly staff about individual designs and needs.
The two treatment room are clean and sterile with hygiene certificates, awards and a big comfortable chair — the tiny details taken care off to make even the most nervous of customers feel at ease.
It’s a clean, professional studio with some very talented artists to boot!

I have always found Pierced Up to be a little intimidating. What with the black and silver exterior and the big skull posters in the windows. It put me off for ages, but eventually I was so desperate for a new belly bar that I had to venture inside. They actually had a good selection of designs and inside the staff are actually pretty friendly and very helpful. I was looking for a new belly bar and they had a good selection of designs at not a bad price.
Prices weren’t bad either, and the quality of the jewelery looks far better than the likes of Clare’s Accessories. I’ve never been for an actual piercing but the girl in there didn’t look like she was in too much pain!

Tattoo body art and piercing parlor. The staff are really nice and it’s very hygienic. They’ve been established for over 15 years and experience means you get the best. Professional and personal, highly recommend it.