Article: Search for tattoo shops in your area and check out the online reviews and ratings. If any of your friends have tattoos, ask them where they got their tattoo and whether they'd recommend it. Look for portfolios and reviews on social media as well. If the tattoo shop is new and doesn't have as many reviews, contact the shop and ask for testimonials. Don't choose the "cheapest" tattoo shop unless you don't mind the quality. Because tattoos are permanent, however, choosing a more expensive tattoo shop may be worth it if they have better reviews. Most shops offer photos of their work either on their website, in person, or by request. Compare each shop's work to your own vision for the tattoo, and choose the tattoo artist that best matches your personal style. Art styles can vary among tattoo artists at a shop. If you see a tattoo that reflects your own style, schedule an appointment with the specific artist who made it. Once you've found a tattoo shop with good reviews and a portfolio you like, visit the shop and meet the artists before you schedule an appointment. You can ask the tattoo artist questions, schedule an appointment with a specific artist, and get a sense for the store's atmosphere before deciding on it. Pay attention to the tattoo shop's cleanliness as well, and ask about any training or certifications the artists have completed. Find out the laws regarding licensure and procedures in your area and make sure the shop you choose adheres to all of these regulations. Ask an employee to explain the hygienic precautions the tattoo shops take, like whether they use an autoclave and sterilized or disposable tools. After you've visited several tattoo shops, choose the artist and shop you liked most (factoring in quality, safety, and personal style among other things). Schedule an appointment over the phone or in person with the tattoo artist to finalize your decision. To avoid impulse decisions, try to schedule your appointment at least a week or 2 in advance. That way, if you chance your mind, you can always cancel it. While some tattoo shops do offer walk-in appointments, you're more likely to get a tattoo you're satisfied with if you schedule in advance. This gives the artist more time to draw or design the tattoo.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Research local tattoo shop reviews. Ask for portfolios from the shop's tattoo artists. Check out the tattoo shop in person. Set up an appointment with the tattoo artist.
Article: The creation of Counteragent needs three ingredients to be completed: 1 Alcohol, 1 Detrimindexta, 1 Empty Bottle, and 3,000z fee. To complete a Mixture, you need 1 Alcohol, 1 Karvodailnirol, 1 Empty Bottle, and 4,000z fee. Aside from creating dye, Mixture can be used to create ores. Solutions can be hard to gather because of its low drop rate, which explains why Dyes are expensive in the market. AlcoholYou can gather Alcohol from Black Mushroom, Horong, and Red Mushroom, with 0.5% drop rate. Black Mushroom can be found in Geffen Field (gef_fild11), and Red Mushroom is found in Prontera Field (prt_fild10), with 6 to 9 minutes respawn time for both. Horong is found in Payon Cave F5 (pay_dun02). DetrimindextaThis is a drop from Deviance, with 2% drop rate, and Removal, Black Mushroom, and Hydra, with 0.5% drop rate each. Deviance can be found in Undersea Tunnel F5 (iz_dun04); Removal, in Bio Laboratory F1 (lhz_dun01); Black Mushroom, in Geffen Field (gef_fild11), with 6 to 9 minutes respawn time; and Hydra, in Meo, the East Cave (beach_dun3). KarvodailnirolThis is a drop from Removal, with 1% chance. Red Mushroom, Poison Spore, and Rhyncho drops Karvodailnirol with 0.05% chance rate. You can find Poison Spore in Mt. Mjolnir (mjolnir_07), and Rhyncho is found in Nidhoggur's Next Lv 2 (2@nyd). Once you have gathered enough requirements, head back to Morgenstein to have the mixture created. You can now make the dye you want to use to change the color of your hair or clothing. Solutions are also useful in gaining Platinum Skills and are also requirements for headgear.
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Create Counteragent. Create Mixture. Gather the Solutions.
Article: It's best if frozen. As long as it's ripe, it'll be fine. When it's frozen, it's colder and it eliminates the need for more ice. This is where your creativity can take over. Vanilla is standard and will let the banana shine, but the world is your Baskin Robbins right now. If you wanted 31 different flavors in your milkshake, it could happen. What are you hankering for? Some recommendations? Peanut butter, chocolate, peanut butter chocolate, strawberry, coconut, mango, or coffee. And if you can handle it, banana. At last, this is an excuse for a taste test! Try a spoonful and gauge how much sugar it needs, if any. Honey is a good natural alternative, and a sugar substitute (such as Splenda) is good, too. A teaspoon or two ought to be enough.
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Put a sliced banana or two into the blender. Add a scoop of ice cream. Add sugar to taste.