New law cleans up tattoo reputation

DAILY NEWS / Agenda / 24.06.2012 00:20

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A new state law called the Safe Body Art Act that passed in October requires tattoo and piercing parlor owners to register with local governments, receive annual health and safety training, and agree to at least 25 other provisions.

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