Getting your ink done with Reynan Castro? You’re in good hands. The man has worked as an emergency medical technician, firefighter, life guard, and even a massage therapist. So, you’re sure that he can be absolutely careful with his craft.
He first ventured into piercing in 2001 using improvised equipment (he was still in high school, then!). Eventually, he got into tattooing in 2014.
The folks at D’third Ink and Needle Z influenced Reynan to keep pursuing his two passions. As a tattoo artist, the styles he enjoys are minimalist, neo-traditional, oriental, pointilism, and black and grey. He named Niko Hurtado and Ricardo David as his style influences.
Getting your ink done with Reynan Castro? You’re in good hands. The man has worked as an emergency medical technician, firefighter, life guard, and even a massage therapist. So, you’re sure that he can be absolutely careful with his craft.
He first ventured into piercing in 2001 using improvised equipment (he was still in high school, then!). Eventually, he got into tattooing in 2014.
The folks at D’third Ink and Needle Z influenced Reynan to keep pursuing his two passions. As a tattoo artist, the styles he enjoys are minimalist, neo-traditional, oriental, pointilism, and black and grey. He named Niko Hurtado and Ricardo David as his style influences.
Reynan’s crafting his tattoo skills to the highest level he possibly can, but he’s set on becoming one of the best piercer in the country. As the president of Butas-Pinas Body Modification Association Inc., he is well on his way to becoming one of the greatest.
He also underwent training under the Department of Health about hygiene and sanitation with HIV awareness, as well as blood borne pathogens, blood transfusion, and infection control in tattooing and piercing.
