It is possible that your earlobe piercing hole has closed partially or completely, preventing the earring from going all the way through. In such cases, you may need to have your earlobe re-pierced by a professional. It's important to visit a reputable piercing studio for advice on how to proceed.
It can take several months to a year for an earlobe piercing to reach gauge 10, depending on the healing process and individual's body. It is important to stretch the piercing slowly and safely to minimize the risk of damage or infection.
If the chlorine level is correctly maintained this should not be a problem.
An ear cuff is a piece of jewelry that is for decoration. It is a small piece of metal that attaches to the outside of the earlobe to look like an ear piercing but there is no piercing with an ear cuff.
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As long as the hole is completely healed, yes it should be fine.
its done in one go so it probably wont hurt more
No. Some of them might, but a majority will not pierce anything other than earlobe or cartilage. They use a gun for piercings, which cannot be used on the body.
The amount of pain from a piercing depends largely on your pain tolerance. Mainly what you should expect from an ear piercing will be a small flick of pain when the earring goes in. You may experience pain on your earlobe for a few minutes following. Facial, body, and cartilage piercings cause more pain before and afterward.
Unless you just got a piercing it is very normal for the earlobe to have a hot or warm feeling to it . Otherwise your ear recently was in pain or just got hit by someone or thing. The sensation of being hot and the "distention" or "hardness" in the lobe is an indication of a possible infection. Clean the piercing under warm running water and make sure there is room between the jewellery front and the backing or the stud behind the ear. If the jewellery is too tight then the backing will need to be removed or loosened to allow you to clean the piercing correctly.
You can get what's called a dermal punch, where they literally punch out a piece of skin, similar to a hole punch that you would use on paper.
An earlobe fetish.