Belly Tattoos

The Confidence Collection: Belly Temporary Tattoos

You want to decorate your midsection. Maybe it’s for a festival. Maybe it’s to cover a scar. Maybe you just love the look of a crop top style with ink.
You are looking for belly temporary tattoos.

This is a versatile spot. It can be hidden. It can be shown off.
You want a stomach tattoo script? We have it.
You want a fake tummy tuck cover design? We have those too.

We are Australia’s local experts. We ship from Brisbane. Express takes 1-4 days.

The Reality Check.

The stomach moves. It expands when you eat. It folds when you sit.
This movement is the challenge.
Standard Ink: Can crack if placed right on a fold line.
Semi-Permanent: Moves better with the skin because it’s a stain.
Longevity: Good. Low friction from clothes (usually). Expect 7-10 days for standard, up to 2 weeks for semi-perm.

Styles: Script & Cover-Ups

The belly is a large canvas. You can go big.

The Lower Stomach
This is the classic “rocker” spot.
Lower stomach script looks incredible.
Old English font. Dates. Names.
It sits flat and ages well.

Navel & Center
Navel tattoo designs frame the belly button.
Suns. Mandalas.
It’s a symmetrical look that works perfectly with swimwear.

Scar Coverage
Many customers use our tattoos as a fake tummy tuck cover or C-section scar cover.
It’s a great way to reclaim confidence.
Tip: Wait until the scar is fully healed (white, not pink) before applying.
Standard ink sits on top of the scar perfectly.
Semi-permanent ink might stain scar tissue differently (lighter or darker), so test a small dot first.

Sticker vs. Semi-Permanent (Belly Edition)

Standard Ink (The Cover-Up Choice)
Pros: Opaque coverage. Hides skin texture/scars instantly.
Cons: Can crack if you do a lot of sit-ups.
Best for: Covering scars or stretch marks for an event.

Semi-Permanent (The Natural Choice)
Pros: Sinks in. Stretches with the skin. No cracking.
Cons: Translucent. Won’t fully “hide” a dark scar, but blends it.
Best for: A natural, lived-in tattoo look.

Placement Strategy: The Sit Test

The stomach changes shape when you sit down.
Skin folds create friction.

The Trap:
If you place a large design vertically across your main stomach fold, the ink will rub against itself when you sit.
It will fade in a line right across the middle.

The Fix:

1. Sit down naturally.
2. See where your skin folds.
3. Place the tattoo above or below that line.
4. Or choose a smaller design (like a butterfly) that fits in one zone.

Application: Stretch (A Little)

You want the skin to be taut, but not stretched to the limit.
The Protocol:

1. Stand up straight.
2. Engage your abs slightly (don’t suck in hard).
3. Apply the tattoo.
4. This ensures it looks good when you are standing.

Which Ink is Right For You?

Covering a Scar?
Need opaque coverage? Go to [Temporary Tattoos].

Realism?
Want a black script rocker rocker? Go to [Semi-Permanent Tattoos].

Custom Name?
Want a specific date or name? Go to [Custom Tattoos].

Safety & Hygiene

The stomach is sensitive.
We use cosmetic grade materials.

Here is the compliance list:
Supplier documentation includes CE, ASTM, MSDS, RoHS, REACH/SVHC, CPSIA/EN71, CPNP/SCNP, ISO9001 and FDA-related compliance information.

Safe for skin. Non-toxic.

FAQ: Belly Specifics

Q: Can I wear high-waisted jeans?
Yes.
But the waistband friction is real.
If the denim rubs the tattoo all day, it will fade faster.
Try to place the tattoo above or below the waistband line.

Q: Will it stretch if I bloat?
Standard: Might crack slightly if it stretches too much.
Semi-Perm: Stretches perfectly with you.

Q: Is it safe for pregnancy bumps?
Generally, yes. Our inks are non-toxic.
However, skin is extra sensitive during pregnancy.
We always recommend a patch test first.
It’s a fun way to decorate the bump for photos.

Look below. Find your butterfly.
Get the belly temporary tattoos that fit your style.