How do you get newly pierced earrings out after 6 weeks?

Answer 1

It doesn't hurt only if you don't be careful. You can hold the front of the stud and the back of the stud and twist in opposite directions...Or you can pull very hard as they are designed not to come out easily.

Hope this helps.

Answer 2

Well first of all you have to have your ears pierced. If you are younger I recommend going to your doctor (when I was little, my ears were pierced at the doctors. If you get your ears pierced at Claires, it is very likely that you can get an infection). For adults there are many places that do piercings so just ask around among friends. Now to put in earrings you have to either take off the backs or un-hook them or whatever you have that keeps you earrings in. Then you stick the sharp end (the one without the design on it) and stick it through the ear hole in both ears. If you cannot stick it through feel around with the sharp end until you find the actual hole. Then when you have it through but the back on and you are ready to go! Sometimes if you don't wear earrings for a while you ear holes can close up. So make sure you wear earrings often and to prevent infection clean often. If you have sensitive ears, look for earrings that say "For Sensitive Ears" because they are usually less sharp and better for sensitive ears.

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Answer 3

They may be a screw back, in which case you turn/twist it until it comes loose, or a pull back, where you just pull it off (hold the front side so that the whole thing doesn't go through the other side!)

It could also be a hoop, in which case it can go either way, too.

Answer 4

STUDS: you pull off the back peice still holding the front of the earring in place (be careful to put the back in a place it wont get lost!) and then you pull the front out gently.HANGING ONES: just gently slide them out of your ears. If you do it too fast/ without care it could possibly cut your ears or give you an infection

Answer 5

You could try twisting them or putting something on them e.g. surgical spirit, vaseline, or if you have some cleaning lotion from when you got them pierced you could use that too. (Basically anything liquid/slippery).

Answer 6

If it's a piercing gun stud, remove the butterfly backing and pull the earring out (best to do this after you had a shower the tissue is soft and clean).

If it's a captive bead ring, remove the bead by push the bead out of the opening of the ring and rotate the ring out of the piercing (best to do this after you had a shower the tissue is soft and clean).

Answer 7

You take the back off slow Or you can take a pair of pliers, cut off a section and pull the remains out gently.

Answer 8

It's easy, just carefully undo the backing and pull the earing out