GTA 6 character customization: every tattoo parlor, salon and clothing store named so far

Rockstar's premise names the two people you play: Jason and Lucia, who have always known the deck is stacked against them, and who land in the middle of a criminal conspiracy stretching across the state of Leonida after an easy score goes wrong.

That matters for this question, because it sets the shape of the answer. There is no character creator to open here and no face to build from sliders — there are two people who already exist, and a set of places in the world where their look can be changed. Everything below is one of those places, in the words of the material that names it.

The appearance stores named so far

Three of the four carry the same restriction sentence in the source, and the fourth does not. That gap is reproduced here exactly as it appears, because filling it in either direction would be a guess about what a player with the standard game can walk into.

Tattoos

The tattoo parlor is described as Stockyard's most iconic ink bar, with over 50 signature tattoos available for both Jason and Lucia, all of them designed by the artist collective FAILE.

A named outside art collective doing the artwork is the kind of detail that suggests the ink is meant to be looked at closely rather than counted. Whether the designs are placed per body part, and whether any of them can be removed later, is not described.

Hair, facial hair, makeup and nails

The salon is described as offering signature salon styles for both characters, and the material splits the examples by protagonist: facial hair for Jason, makeup and nails for Lucia.

It is the only place in the material where grooming is broken out per character instead of being offered as one shared menu. Nothing says the split is a restriction rather than an example.

Clothes

• Stock 305 is described as Stockyard's premier destination for elevated streetwear, where various unique and exclusive looks can be styled for Jason and Lucia.
• Goodtime Gear is a capsule collection of apparel and accessories inspired by Macca the Gator, described as a character from the Goodtime State's hit TV show.

One is a store you visit, the other is a collection of items — the wording treats them differently, and this page keeps that difference instead of flattening both into “clothing options”.

Personalization that is not your body

The material also lists personalized weapon variants: sidearms with detailed engravings for Jason's Girardi ES9 pistol and Lucia's Klose K17 pistol.

Each protagonist has a pistol of their own, and each pistol has an engraved version. It is the same idea as the salon applied to hardware rather than to a haircut.

What has not been described

The Ultimate Edition page on this site lists every benefit that edition is sold with, and the locations page keeps the same stores side by side as places on the map. This page exists for the question they both answer sideways: what, exactly, can be changed about the two people you play.