Underboob Tattoos
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Underboob tattoos follow the curve just below the bust, and the sternum piece sits at the center of that line, between the breasts. Both call for designs built on symmetry, which is why most of what you will find here hangs downward like jewelry.
Chandeliers, mandalas and garlands
Chandelier designs are the signature of this placement: a central lotus or mandala with drops, tassels or beads falling toward the stomach. Ornamental garlands stretch wider along the underside of the bust, made of roses, peonies or leafy vines. For a lighter look, choose a fine line pendant, a small dotwork mandala or a single flower on the sternum. Our underboob tattoos come in many widths, from slim sternum drops to garlands spanning the whole bust line, so measure the area before you choose.
Placement and wear
Center the design in a mirror before you press, since even a slight tilt shows on a symmetrical piece. Sternum designs are mostly long and vertical, while wide garlands need the skin smooth and flat. Afterward, keep the area dry and free of rubbing for 8 hours; the color starts out pale and develops into blue-black over 24 to 48 hours.
A bra band rubs right on this area, which can make the design fade sooner than the up to 2 weeks you can expect on a forearm. How long temporary tattoos last explains the rest.
For designs higher up, near the collarbone, browse chest tattoos; to extend toward the side of the body, see hip tattoos.
