IRONHORSE TATTOO & BODY PIERCING STUDIO,LLC — Local services in Enid

My husband, our son, and I were up here just yesterday so me and my husband could LOOK at nose rings. My piercing doesn’t like traditional hoops so I was looking for good quality good priced jewelry so I’d know what to look for later on. I specifically asked for horseshoe in 18? Cause I pierced with an 18. They didn’t have any. So I settled for a pink/green titanium infinity hoop. My husband on the other hand is a different story. He has been wanting an infinity hoop since his piercing was fresh (not sure how long he’s had it.) so he’s looking and asked for 16g nose rings cause his piercing is 16g. He wanted to size compare 3/8 and 5/16 black infinity hoops just to see the difference. He said 4 times he wanted 16g 5/16 infinity hoop in purple. She gave us the black instead. She would talk to him up until a woman started talking and she’d cut him off and speak to the female. $30 we walk out with new nose rings that weren’t even exactly what we wanted however we didn’t notice his was black instead of purple until we were already back in the car driving. We called them today to bring up the issue and she answered the phone. She was NOT MALUABLE!!! Our choices were being the jewelry back, repay for mine, he get half the $30 back, her order purple infinity rings and come back and exchange it for free, or get a completely different style in purple for free. We love 1 hour 30 mins - 2 hours away so not really an option. Very unprofessional and does not listen to anybody that is of opposite gender. This was my husbands go-to shop for piercing jewelry and won’t go there anymore because of this. This however was my first experience here and was not great. I gave 1 star cause I had to put something to write a review but my real opinion is 0 stars. Do NOT go here if you’re a male you’ll not be listened to and walk away with the wrong thing. UPDATE: he was willing to use it then when he went to put it in found out the ring was twisted out of shape therefore making it unusable. I can’t use mine either for...

Reposting because the original was somehow removed.

Everyone should be aware of what took place during my visit with Ironhorse.

I came in for a septum piercing.

Jerry, the owner took me in the back.

He fumbled through needles for several minutes before landing on a long fishhook shaped needle (this is not the needle for septum piercings) but I was inexperienced at the time and did not know.

He began the piercing and that’s when everything went wrong.

Jerry went through the cartilage in my nose.

It got stock so he smacked the back of his hand real hard to force it through and that’s when I heard a loud Thunder clap inside my head.

The next thing I know, I am waking up on my back, Jerry is on top of me shaking and slapping me.

I come to and he says “don’t worry man, this is normal. You blacked out. Just give it like 20 minutes”

So I did.

Paid him $50 and left.

When I got home I realized the piercing was SO HIGH UP in my nostrils, that you couldn’t even see the jewelry except for half of the balls hanging out ever so slightly.

So I took it out and let the hole heal.

I then went to 23rd st body piercing in OKC and told them the entire story.

They were in shock by how gruesome of a job Jerry did.

They instructed me that the septum piercing was one of the most if not the most harmless piercings, it should never make anyone black out nor should it be done through the cartilage.

They did the procedure and it took less than 10 seconds.

No bleeding. No fainting. No Thunder clap in my head.

Also it was only $25.

Half the price, none of the trauma.

Also, after I left my original review… Ironhorse’s tattoo artist at the time, began harassing me on Facebook over my review and telling me it’s for my best interest that I remove the review.

So in summary, don’t come here… unless you want infections and overpriced incorrectly...

Got my nose pierced here. Wife was clearly in a bad mood, and was arguing with the piercer from up front. Slammed things down in front of me and treated me and my mother very unprofessionally. Sighed and talked down to me. It was to the point we almost got up and left. The shop also reeked of weed, not a comforting thought that your piercer or artist is under the influence. The piercing section was clean and sanitary, and he discussed multiple placements and what they could do in the future (such as wearing hoops or getting additional piercings). Did it quickly and efficiently. But I signed a contract stating I was given aftercare instructions before the piercing, but after the piercing all I got was a cup and some salt and how to mix it. That was it. As this was my first piercing, and obviously so, I felt really uninformed and did my aftercare research at home. I would've asked questions but I was so flustered from the experience up front that I couldn't think of any, and was ready to leave.

TL;DR: Clean and good piercer, but maybe needs a different...