A 16 gauge lip ring is approximately 1.2 mm in diameter. Gauge sizes are a measurement of wire thickness, and in this case, a 16 gauge corresponds to that specific measurement in millimeters.
A 16 gauge or 14 gauge are the most common for lip piercings.
14 (larger). Of course no one would get a lip ring at only 18 gauge. For my first lip ring, the guy told me that that (14) was the standard size, but I opted for 16 instead, because 14 looked too thick for my little lip! So now it's hard for me to find lip jewelry (labrets, anyway), since they're all 14. However, maybe that guy was just stupid and 16 is "normal" for lips too. My current piercer certainly didn't find anything odd about me saying I wanted a 16 gauge for both my lip and septum piercings that he did for me, but lots of people do have thicker (14 gauge) jewelry in their lips and septums.
16 gauge is smaller than a 14 gauge. You can buy a stretcher and stretch the hole.
i believe its a 18 gauge or 16 gauge.
Yep. Just be aware that rings rub on your teeth more than studs so they can cause more damage.
Yes, but you would be streching the hole, like people stretch their ears.
Very few. Hot Topic if you can get the job you can take out your ring for a few hours after you've had it for about 8 months
in most places country wide you have to be 18 or 16+ with a signing parent
Oh, dude, Tom Kaulitz has a labret piercing, which is a type of lip piercing that goes through the center of the bottom lip. It's like a little metal accessory that adds some edge to his look. So, yeah, that's the deal with his lip bling.
The standard is a 14 gauge. I've seen some that are 16 though.
14 gauge is thicker than 16 gauge.
Assuming your lip was pierced at 18g and you want to stretch it to 16g, you must first wait the healing time suggested by your piercer. Then, wait a few more months and buy a piece of 16g jewelry and see if it will fit into your lip painlessly and without resistance. If it does, then you have stretched successfully! If not, wait another month and repeat.