Hydrogen peroxide is not something to clean piercings with. They degrade your body's natural clotting and reopen the wound which impede healing and could eventually lead to severe irritation and rejection. Sometimes, due to the wound being open all the time, you can even acquire an infection.
Also, peroxide and alcohol severely weaken acrylic (most barbells have acrylic now) and can cause them to become so brittle that they shatter; shattering could lead to lacerations and infection.
No, when I got my belly button pierced my piercer told me specifically not to use peroxide or alcohol on the piercing. If peroxide or alcohol gets on it, it'll be fine but it dries out your skin which isn't good for healing or cleaning. Use soapy warm water and a sea salt water mixture to throughly clean your piercing, that's what I used, as I was following my piercer's instructions. I've had my piercing for almost 7 months and I've never had a problem with it.
No, Claire's don't do belly piercing. Claire's don't actually do piercing at all, they use a piercing gun which is not the same thing, and legally can only be used on earlobes. If you want any sort of piercing you should always go to a piercing studio.
There are false, non-piercing rings that can be used for belly jewelry. These usually have two beads on each end and simply clip on to the skin.
no aslong as being used with a clean bar and needle.
No! not under any circumstances may you use it on a tongue peircing.
Prices can range from $45.00 ~ $85.00 depending on the type of piercing and the type of jewellery used.
You can get your belly pierced in many different places but the main place you should go is a piercing clinic as you know that they clean all their needles b efore they are used! also u know that a piercing clinic has professional piercers and they know what they are doing.
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Short answer is YES. It's a forehead smacking question though. Why do you want to put peroxide in your mouth? Here is what my dentist said. The peroxide used for whitening is A. not the quite the same as the stuff sold in the first aid department for the store, and B. not swished about in the mouth. Peroxide causes gross looking bumps to grow on the tongue and softens enamel on your teeth which makes them more susceptible to cavities. So, over all, peroxide is not a good idea in your mouth. Yes, you can use it even though you have a tongue piercing. Our suggestion, if you are just hoping for disinfection, is Cepacol or Listerine, swished intently for two to three minutes. Yeppers, a full two minutes. Trust me, your eyes will be tearing up by then, but your piercing should be pretty clean and sanitary. Leave the peroxide OUT of your mouth for reasons that have NOTHING to do with your piercing. Yes, I have an oral piercing I have had for over twelve years. I have had numerous conversations with more than one dentist about that piercing and it's effect on my oral hygiene. (ie--broken teeth)
Yes. The material is widely used in jewelry making as well as dental implants.
14 gauge is the standard (most commonly used) gauge for belly rings. The thickness of the post that goes through the piercing is measured as 1.6mm in the metric system.
Prices can range from $45.00 ~ $85.00 depending on the type of piercing and the type of jewellery used.