TINY TATTOOS

Avari Beauty offers custom fine-line and tiny tattoos designed with intention and delivered with the highest care. Our artistry reflects our Indigenous values of respect, meaning, and beauty. Clients from across the Twin Cities visit us for thoughtful, minimalist tattoo designs in a welcoming, inclusive space.

Tiny tattoos differ from traditional body art tattoos because they are thinner in width and smaller in size. They are perfect for delicate and elegant designs and very popular because of it!

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cancellation policy

CANCELLATION POLICY: You may cancel or reschedule your salon appointment 48 hours in advance for all service appointments. No-shows or late cancellations will be charged our retainer fee (50% of the booked service price). All bookings require credit card info to hold your spot for no-show and late cancellation protection.

OUR TINY TATTOO MORALS

CRUELTY-FREE & VEGAN PIGMENT

TOP OF THE LINE PIGMENT FOR LONG LASTING EFFECTS

WE SUPPORT the environment, indigenous tribes and animals WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF OUR PRODUCTS

“I really am just so in love with this little poppy, Kari. You did such a good job and it makes me smile every time I look at it. "

MELANIE, MPLS

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HOW TO BOOK

IMPORTANT BOOKING INFORMATION

Step 1: Select a flash-sheet/charm tattoo below or click here: https://tinyurl.com/flashsheets. If this is a custom tattoo, prepare the custom design instead.

Step 2: Book your appointment(s) online by clicking the "BOOK NOW" link above/on this page.

Step 3. Then text your chosen design with size and placement details to (651) 571-4205 or email theavaribeauty@gmail.com.
*This must be submitted at least 24 hours before your appointment. Late submissions may result in a cancellation.

Friendship Tattoos:
You may book together as a group, or each person may book individually. Please indicate that you’re getting matching tattoos in your booking notes.

Multiple Tattoos in One Session:
Please note this in your appointment request. If we cannot complete all tattoos in one session, we will notify you promptly so you can adjust or reschedule.

PLEASE SEE PRICING INFO BELOW IN FAQ SECTION

DIGITAL FLASH/CHARM SHEETS

click here to see designs click here to see PLACEMENT INSPO

Got questions? We've got answers!

Why are touch-ups common with tiny tattoos?

Tiny tattoos are created using ultra-fine needles and delicate line work. This minimalist style is beautiful, but it naturally behaves differently in the skin compared to traditional body-art tattoos.

Because the lines are so thin and the design is so detailed, a small amount of fading or softening is completely normal as the skin heals. Fine-line tattoos sit closer to the surface of the skin, and they contain less pigment than larger, bolder tattoo styles. As your body naturally regenerates skin cells in the first few weeks, some pigment can lighten or settle unevenly. This is expected and does not mean anything went wrong.

Touch-ups are often part of the process for this style of tattooing. They allow us to refine the lines, reinforce pigment, and ensure the tattoo heals evenly and crisply. Many artists—and most reputable studios—advise clients in advance that tiny tattoos typically require one touch-up for best results.

Is this the same as traditional tattoo fading?

Not exactly. Traditional tattoos use larger needle groupings and deposit more pigment deeper into the skin, which makes them less likely to fade during the initial healing period. Tiny tattoos, on the other hand, prioritize precision and delicacy over heavy saturation. The trade-off for that aesthetic is a higher likelihood of needing a minor refresh.

How soon should I come in for a touch-up?

Touch-ups are typically recommended 6–8 weeks after your initial appointment, once the tattoo has fully healed. This timing allows us to see exactly how your skin held the pigment and make enhancements with the best long-term outcome.

Does needing a touch-up mean something went wrong?

Not at all. Touch-ups are a normal and expected part of the healing process for tiny tattoos. Skin type, lifestyle, and placement all influence how your tattoo heals, but even perfect aftercare cannot prevent the natural lightening that comes with fine-line work. The goal is always to refine and perfect your design—not to correct a mistake.