Another way that you can design your waist tattoo is by having it start at your waist and go down towards your hip. Some people see this area of the body as a great alternative to the back and stomach, but if you see some of the tattoos that go from the waist to the hip they often look like they were meant to go in those areas.

Text tattoos can look great pretty much everywhere eon the body, but the waist is a great spot since you have plenty of natural body lines to write the text along. You can get a short bit of text that sits nicely on one side of your waist, or you can even get a longer line of text that wraps from one side of your waist to the other. These types of text tattoos usually have very small fonts, but really you can choose any size that you think looks good on your waist line.

You might not think of the waist as a great area for portrait tattoos, but it seems like a lot of people like placing these images on the sides of their waists, and they really can look great. These tattoos either start above the waist and go a bit below it, or they can start right at the waist line and go down towards the hip. This is definitely not the most popular area for portrait tattoos, but you might find that the image you have in mind just happens to fit there better than anywhere else on your body.

Flower tattoos are yet more examples of tattoos that you usually think about placing in other spots, but they also work quite well on the waist. Some people will just get one flower placed somewhere along their waists, while others will get two or more flower tattoos strategically placed around their waistlines. The great thing about flower designs is that they both look beautiful in tattoo form and each one of them comes with its own excellent meanings that you can use. It’s a good idea to look up the different meanings associated with the flowers you’re interested in before committing to one.