Use a bit of petroleum jelly on the post and hold the earring and turn the back. This should let the jelly work it's way down into the backing. In a couple of minutes you can pull it off the post.
Grab your earring by the back. Pull that off Not fast but not slow, while holding your earring by the front so it doesn't fall to the ground. After the back is removed, you can slowly pull out the front of your earring.
On the back of the stud there is a backing, some have little locks that need to be squeezed to release the backing from the stud, others are just a nylon backing held on with a friction fit so just pull on the backing and it should come off.
If the piercing was done with a captive bead ring ( the ring has a bead on it ) push the bead to one side of the ring , you need to apply a bit of force to get the bead to pop off the ring. Once the bead is out roll the ring out of the piercing. If you are still having issues best visit your local body piercer for assistance.
mostly if you are whereing those little ones, then you have to lift your lobe and then take the butterfly pin off. then you just slowly pull the earring off your ear. if your whereing one of the hook earring, you have to gentlylet it go around like a hill . if you are whereing a clip one, just undo the clip and then do the same thing as a hook earring.
Go to a doctor or even a piercer and get them to help you. You can try to get it loose by soaking it in warm water and jiggling it out but it will probably hurt so if you are scared, just go to a doctor.
i know its hard but it helps if you have long nails i couldn't get mine off forever .
To close your ear piercing, take out your earrings and leave them for a couple of months. There are no guarantees, but that is the safest way to get your ear piercings to close up.
If its stuck in your ear, trying to get it out will hurt. Just have someone you trust get tweezers and pull it out. And when I say it will hurt, it will really hurt. I'm not trying to scare you just warn you. Good luck.
well the less painful way is to hold the front and the back of the earring and slowly take the back off but keep a Strong firm grip on the front or you might hurt yourself.remember if have just had the pierced it is not good to take the earring out for about a month.
You open the earring by pulling the lever thingy that can be pulled in the back of the earring then put it on your ear lobe
First you look directly at a mirrior and notice where the holes for your earrring are next you take the front of the earring with the design and slide it throught the hole after that you put the post in the back end of the front earring and dont slide it in all the way! YOU JUST PUT IN YOUR EARRINGS!
Ice the front and back of the ear lobe to reduce the swelling which will allow the removal of the back of the earring. If this does not enable removal, then the skin may have grown around the backing and removal under local anesthesia may be required by a physician.
The part of the earring that goes through your ear is called "the post".
Left ear
Clip earrings are for those who do not have pierced ears. Instead of placing a backing through the hole, there is a bracket on the earring that connects the front and back and it, literally, clips into place. Pretend a clam shell was the earring. The top shell would be in the front, your ear lobe would be in the center and the bottom of the shell would be in the back holding it from falling off. Hope this was helpful...
IDK what a swallow is but if your talking about the earring getting embedded then you can loosen up the back of the earring that happened to me so that's what I did and it works
so people can tell if your striaght or gay I started with an earring in my left ear. Then I pierced my right ear & l got hooked.... cool. I decided I needed an earring in my right ear.
a fake earring
Ear Lobe