FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Below our are most often asked questions but if there’s anything that you’re still unsure of, we’re always happy to answer your queries! Use the link below to send us an enquiry form, we try to get back to people within 24-48 hours!
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We have multiple ways for you to book a session with Zach. Either via dm on our shop Instagram account or Zach’s Instagram account, our shop Facebook page, through our contact page or via email info@louieloutattoo.com.
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Zach offer three different types of bookings:
Single session: 1-3 hours
Half day: 4 hours
Full day: 7 hours
The number of tattoos that can be done in that time depends on the size, complexity of the piece and the area of the body but usually Zach can do:
Single session: 1-2 tattoos
Half day: 1-5 tattoos
Full day: 1-8 tattoos
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Zach does not charge per hour, rather per tattoo or session. The price for individual pieces varies, whereas half days and full days have a capped price.
At his private studio:Single session: $250-600
Half day: $700
Full day: $1,100
At a guest spot/convention:
Single session: $300-650
Half day: $800
Full day: $1,200
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We do not show final designs for tattoos until the day of your booking however we do offer consultations prior to your booking.
During a consultation, Zach will show you how he will design and place the tattoo and, for first timers, walk you through the process of getting tattooed.
For large scale pieces such as full sleeves and/or back pieces, we like to do two consultations before the booking. -
There are a few things to keep in mind when getting tattooed, especially if you’re getting large scale work.
If you’re coming in for a half day or full day session, we recommend having a big breakfast before coming and drinking plenty of water. This can help your body cope with the process of getting tattooed.
You’re also welcome to bring snacks with you to your session.
It’s important that you do not drink alcohol the night before getting a tattoo. Alcohol is a blood thinner and will affect the tattoo as well as the healing process.Make sure not to get sunburnt on the area where you would like your tattoo.
You need to make sure you take good care of your tattoo, especially during the healing process.
Check our aftercare recommendations in the next drop down.
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Here at Louielou Tattoo, we use two aftercare products: Protex Antibacterial Soap & Hustle Butter Tattoo Care.
Before using either of these products, make sure to read the ingredients to confirm that you are not allergic to anything in them.
In a nutshell, tattoos are like scabs: they get dry and itchy and the most important thing to remember is to not scratch your healing tattoo, do not go in the sun, do not go swimming.
Below are day to day aftercare instructions but if you have any questions while your tattoo is healing, don’t hesitate to reach out!Day One:
One hour after your tattoo, remove the tattooist applied wrap and wash your tattoo with warm water and Protex antibacterial soap. Pat dry and let your tattoo air dry for the rest of the day and night.
Day Two:
Wash your tattoo with Protex antibacterial soap and warm water as soon as you wake up. Pat dry. Once your tattoo is completely dry, apply a thin layer of Hustle Butter. Depending on the size of the tattoo, a thin layer will be 5c to 10c piece.Hustle Butter
Continuation:
From day two, apply a thin layer of Hustle Butter twice a day for 5 to 6 days.
Do not expose your tattoo to the sun for a minimum amount of two weeks.
Do not go swimming at the beach, in spas and pools, or soak your tattoo in water for a minimum amount of two weeks.
Do not put sunscreen on your tattoo until it is completely healed.
Avoid dirt, sand and don’t let your pet touch or lick your tattoo until it is completely healed.
Do not scratch or pick your tattoo.
Please Note:It is normal for your skin to flake and dry up while your tattoo is healing, a tattoo is a wound and should be treated as such.If you follow these instructions, your tattoo will be on the way to the best healing process, however, Louielou Tattoo does not guarantee the healing process of your tattoo as every skin heals differently.
If you have any irritation to the soap and/or cream, please stop use immediately.
Please keep your Protex bar soap for tattoo and personal use only – do not share it with anyone.