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Piercing Price List Red Tattoo and Piercing Leeds Corn exchange 0113 2420413 Ears Other Lobe - £12 BCR / Labret Nostril - £12 BCR/Plain & Jewell Stud Helix - £9 BCR / £12 Labret High Nostril - £15 Stud Tragus - £17 BCR / £20 Horseshoe Tongue - £30 Anti-Tragus - £17 BCR / £20 Horseshoe Lip - £20 BCR / £25 Labret Forward Helix - £17 BCR / £20 Horseshoe Medusa/Madonna – £25 Labret Rook - £17 BCR / £20 Curved Bar Navel - £20 BCR Snug - £20 Curved Bar /Horseshoe £25 Plain Curved Bar Conch - £20 Barbell / £25 BCR £28 Jewelled Curved Bar Orbital - £25 BCR/Horseshoe £30 Double Jewell Curved Bar Daith - £25 BCR/Horseshoe Nipple - £22 BCR / £40 Pair Industrial - £35 Barbell £26 Barbell / £50 Pair Eyebrow - £18 BCR / £20 Barbell We use Titanium as standard for all our piercings and we do offer a large variety of upgrade options. Just ask at reception for more information. PLEASE TURN OVER FOR MORE PRICES Other Cont. Dermal Anchor & Surface Bridge - £25 Barbell Dermal Anchors - £30 Plain/Jewelled Cheek - £30 Each / £50 Pair (First one full price, any after will be Septum - £30 BCR/Horseshoe £15 Each when done in the same sitting) Smiley - £20 BCR/Horseshoe Dermal Removal - £10 Frowny - £20 BCR/Horseshoe Surface – 1.2 £25 Tongue Web - £25 BCR/Horseshoe 1.6 £30 Vertical Lip - £30 Male Intimate (Saturdays Only) Female Intimate Prince Albert - £40 BCR/Horseshoe Clitoral Hood - £30 BCR Reverse PA - £40 BCR/Horseshoe £35 Curved Bar Frenum - £30 BCR/Barbell Fourchette - £30 Curved Bar Foreskin - £30 BCR/Horseshoe Christina - £30 P.T.F.E Guiche - £30 BCR/Horseshoe Triangle - £40 BCR/Horseshoe Hafada - £30 BCR/Horseshoe Labia - £30 BCR / £50 Pair Dydoe - £30 Curved Bar / £50 Pair x2 Pairs - £90 Surface - £30 x3 Pairs £125 Ladder – x 3 £80 (for more than 3 please ask for info) Piercings are done on a walk-in basis @redtattooleeds @danielle_redpiercing @brittany_redpiercing .

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