Diversity Tattoo

Absolutely recommend coming here for tattoo work specifically to see Seth! After another artist at a different shop did a terrible job on some tattoos for me Seth fixed them and finished the arm sleeve for me with what I wanted. He has since done another sleeve and nailed it with everything I wanted and more. Great shop, great people, and great work. I will definitely be coming back to Seth for more work now and in the future

Friendly staff, not pushy to get you to buy anything here.
They are friendly and get along with easily.
They also have a large selection of pipes, hookahs and vapes but not juices. They are limited on juices.
They also have a quite a bit of piercings to choose from.
Overall it’s a great shop, I haven’t had a tattoo from here as I came to purchase items but the tattoo artist was very cool, I spoke with him for a while. Seems like a great person, same
For the lady in the counter. Both friendly and professional

I'm writing this review to hopefully help others. Although Seth is a very nice genuine person and a wonderful tattoo artist he is not a good piercer. I have gotten 4 piercings from Diversity all but one had issues. Which at first I thought were bc of me!
TLDR: this place values quantity over quality, when it comes to piercings. Low quality jewelry is used, improper care instructions are given, and the piercer is not up to date on new techniques/recommendations.
I did a cheek bone dermal, which rejected almost instantly, I know those are piercings that don't often last, but I went to a APP approved piercer to troubleshoot and get it removed since it was half out of my face, they said it was poor placement, poor jewelry quality, an improper anchor was used, and the aftercare instructions were outdated (more on that later.)
I had my bridge done, not only is it crooked, but after having it over a year it still isn't healing, I had the APP approved piercer trouble shoot that one as well, again, due to poor jewelry quality, and poor aftercare instructions given.
I had my cheeks pierced. I understand cheeks are literally the hardest piercing in the world to heal, but again, poor jewelry quality and aftercare instructions, as well as poor placement, which I did choose the placement, but I'll add why placement was an issue in this paragraph. They were pierced 16g and after going to the APP approved piercer, I learned they need to be pierced with either a 10g or 12g in order to properly heal and stabilise. They also need to be pierced from the inside out, mine were done outside in. He did not find the "sweet spot" on my cheeks nor did he make sure I even had the right anatomy to begin with. I admit I went into the cheek piercings a bit uneducated myself. I knew they were a veteran piercing, I knew they required lifelong care, I knew about all the serious commitments as far as downsizing and upsizing, but I did not know they required someone feel around your mouth for ages to make sure they are piercing in the right place, or what is commonly referred to as a "sweet spot." He also pierced them with bars that were an inch and a half long, which is bad because that creates more movement in the piercings, and makes healing impossible, but then when I came in for my first downsize, 2 weeks later, he went down to 5/8th inch, which barely fit they were so tight. I've since had them redone with better quality jewelry and a proper gauge, they are healing nicely now so far.
The only piercing that has healed and has not to be removed, rejected, or redone is my vertical labret, and I'm honestly thinking that's because the ball fell out of the ring it was pierced with, and I had to buy a replacement after only a week, and it was better quality jewelry.
Now, on to the bit about aftercare. For all piercings I was told to add saline solution to a shot glass, and hold it on the piercing for 1-3 minutes, 3x a day, and for the dermal I was also told to wear a bandaid over it, at night, for 6-8 weeks. According to every APP approved piercer I've spoken with you should absolutely never soak a piercing and for dermals you should not put a bandaid on them after 2 days. You should also use wound quality saline solution that comes in a mist form, bc it's the most sterile, using the same shot glass over and over is unsanitary.
I am absolutely the most meticulous when it comes to cleaning, maintaining, and caring for a piercing. I even have a dedicated pillow, I call my piercing pillow, that is a donut shape, so I don't ever put pressure on my new healing piercings. Over the years I've had a number of piercings, over 18 in total, and I've never had a single one reject, get infected or have any issues at all whatsoever, so it is extremely abnormal that all the piercings I've had from this place are experiencing issues.
My cousin had 2 piercings done over a year ago, that still have major issues, she's going to the APP approved piercer for follow-up and troubleshooting.

Seth was awesome! My tatoo looks great and was over really quickly. Thank for explaining everything to me.

Mark is great for tattoos I won't go to anyone else. While he is super busy and always booked out it's for a good reason. He has such great work always wonderful to talk to and I always recommend him to anyone looking for a tattoo.

I've been here before to get my septum, and it's perfect and healed great! However, when I came back to get new jewelry for my septum and also my cartilage, they really only had one cartilage option and didn't really have any options for my septum. There definitely isn't enough variety or options for the jewelry.

Mixed feelings about this place. When I called to get info, the First Lady I spoke with didn’t seem to know any answers … lots of silence and “I’m not sure”. She said “ok” when I told her that wasn’t helpful and thanks anyway. I ended up calling back and got someone else who answered my questions. When we came in, the lady who helped us seemed to be annoyed we were there. The piercer was amazing with my daughter who was nervous to get her ears pierced. The prices online are inaccurate so the piercing was more expensive than the website says. In less than 12 hours, the back of the earring came off- perhaps not screwed on all the way? We went back, but they didn’t sell the backs so I had to buy the whole earring just to have a back. I’m used to tattoo/piercing shops using titanium to pierce and didn’t think to ask if it was different. We are a few days in and my daughter is starting to have an allergic reaction. I called and they said I can go buy earrings else where (they don’t carry titanium) and they will change them for $10 each. Feeling frustrated with all of this experience.

I've gone to Seth Moore 3 times in the last couple of years and I had a great experience every time. I brought my friend with me to have his ink cherry popped and got a little rose on my arm, he did matching tattoos on my mother an me, and he pierced my ears. He was friendly and kind. 10/10 would let him ink me again

Went 3 separate times and the service was great. They allowed us to pay to secure our position in line and when we came back, got us right in!!!!!

My experience here was fenomenal !
All those bad reviews are clearly hateful individuals.
My piercing turn out to be amazing.

This place is an institution in Las Vegas been around for more than 25 years !

Don’t let a video from a clearly frustrated bad singer that wanted her 15 minutes of fame, take away the opportunity of meeting this increíble and experience hard workers !!!

Definitely coming back for more …