Freckle Tattoo
Natural-looking freckle tattoo in Christchurch, with freckles or a beauty spot customised to your features and skin tone. Bring your own design or let Dasha suggest one; usually 2–3 sessions.
(first session)
$150
(first session)
$250–$350
(within 4–8 weeks)
$100


Treatment info
The final price depends on your chosen freckle design, how many freckles you would like, and how long the session takes.
- Freckles/Beauty Mark treatments usually require 2–3 sessions, spaced 4 to 8 weeks apart.
YOUR FRECKLE TATTOO GUIDE
Explore your treatment
Natural-looking freckles and beauty mark tattoos in Christchurch, customised to your features and skin tone. Explore our guides to treatment, healing and aftercare.
Frequently Asked Questions
FRECKLE TATTOO FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Answers about freckle design, skin type, treatment, healing and touch-ups.
Do I need a consultation?
Every tattoo treatment includes a complimentary consultation as part of your appointment.
If you would like to book a separate consultation before deciding on or booking a treatment, the consultation fee is $50.
Want to learn more? Visit our blog section, where Dasha has prepared articles and video consultations covering many common questions.
If you would like to discuss your individual case or find out which treatment is suitable for you, please book a private consultation. Personal consultations are not provided by email, phone, or photos.
How Long Do Freckle Tattoos Last?
What happens during freckle tattoo treatment?
After the first session, the freckles usually heal to a soft, light result — similar to a gentle “winter freckles” look.
If you have oily skin, the pigment may fade faster or even fail to retain fully. The best results are typically seen on normal or dry skin types.
Once the skin has healed, we perform the second session about 4–8 weeks later to enhance the colour and add extra freckles if desired.
This touch-up session usually takes around 40–50 minutes.
After completing about three sessions, you can return later if you wish to add more density.
Our goal is to avoid oversaturation or unwanted tones, so the pigment is placed very superficially using paramedical ink, which heals into a natural, sun-kissed freckle effect.
To maintain your results, it’s important to avoid Vitamin C and retinol on the treated area, as these ingredients can cause the pigment to fade more quickly.




