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1841 Rue Sainte-Catherine O, Montréal, Québec, H3H 1M2, Canada

(514) 842-8999 www.slickstyledsteel.com

Slick, référence du tatouage au Québec depuis la fin des années 90, compte deux succursales emblématiques : au cœur de la rue Sainte Catherine à Montréal et sur la promenade de Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue.

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Audrey Le

Jun 13, 2019

Got pierced by Charles today and although these were far from being my first piercings, it was easily the best piercing experience I've had. He was constantly checking up on me to make sure I was feeling okay and I felt like he would welcome any concerns or questions that I had. Everyone else at the shop was so nice too. I'd recommend this place to anybody who asked

Solen Pasquet

Jul 7, 2019

I was there just to replace my losted nose piercing jewelry. Really clean and professional environment, the young guy who took care of it was in training, I was able to see the dedication and professionalism. Also they offered me a discount just because of it. I definitely recommend the place.

Shrutika Kambli

Mar 9, 2019

I walked in for a paw print tattoo... and the guys were so sweet, helped me finalize the design as well gave really helpful suggestions... My artist was Sam, really sweet and polite.. also did an amazing job... prices are super reasonable...

Michelle Cassar

Feb 16, 2019

I had a really great experience here! Richard was very helpful and answered any questions I had. My piercing was done really quick and it was not that painful at all. Good job ðŸ‘

Ma Bena

Feb 3, 2019

Got a few piercings done here, latest was by Richard who was calm, quick and extremely detail-oriented. Huge bravo for having such a great team and for the amazing customer service! Of all my piercings, this one was my favourite experience.

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