Mr. Kaulitz's looks to be about a 14g
yes you can. i have a lip ring and the person i kiss barely notices it. the size of the lip ring makes a difference. if it is large it might get in the way.
Well actually a lot of difference 18g is the smallest gauge, then 16g is the next biggest gauge followed by 14g being the largest gauge normally used for oral piercings on a male. Female lip piercings are normally 18g or 16g, 14g is too large and looks silly in a female lip.
Generally a 14g for a male your lip/labret, and 16g for a female lip/labret or monroe, madonna, medusa piercing.
The ring is scaled (sized) to your lip, it's not a one size fits all affair. Your professional body piercer will assist you in selecting a ring that will suit your lip. Be aware that your lip will swell so the ring must allow for swelling.
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if you have an old barbie or brat bracelet. snip a good size piece off that depends on the size of your lip. slip the almost circle on your lip!
The diameter of a lip ring is based on the actual size of the lip. Not all people are created equally and therefore the sizes can vary greatly from one person to another.
Actually it's based on the lip size of the person requesting the piercing. Now there are recommended gauges* (*this is the thickness of the ring) generally 16G or 18G for women and 14G or 16G for men.
Depends on the size of the ring. I had a 14 gauge in my lip and you can not see a scar. on the inside of the lip i can feel where it used to be but small. outside is not seen since i have a goatee but if it does yu can barely see it.
the smallest guage you can get is a 16. its only the size a a lip ring, or you can go to a 14 which is the size of a belly button or tongue ring. :)
Lip rings range in size from 20 gauge (the smallest) to 14 gauge (the largest). Sixteen-gauge is considered a "normal" size lip ring. The piercer will usually start with a lip ring that is slightly larger to accommodate the swelling that will naturally occur as a result of the piercing process. Once healing has occurred, the wearer can change the size of the lip ring to either a smaller or larger one.
Lip ring is not a compound word.