Body Piercing

There are numerous online retailers where one can find jewelry for a tongue ring piercing. One can purchase such items from 'Body Candy', 'Spencer's' and 'Body Jewelry Factory'.

No, your cosmetology license only allows you do do salon type things. Example: Hair and nails. Piercing is not included because you don't learn how to pierce people.

Look into alternative modeling, become a tattoo artist yourself or a professional piercer. Make jewelry, open your own business and hire people with alternative lifestyles like you. Change the world.

"do spider bites hurt"well it all depends on the person.how much pain they can actually take nd if u really look good with them.it would really just feel lke an ant bite or a small nutthing more.so if u do want a spider bite or snake bite think of how much pain u can take nd if ur going to keep up with the cleaning.

People are really lame if they think that, no one is too sure.

But to be safe from social ridicule just do both of them, cause it would probably be easier. And you don't have one earring that you don't have any clue on what to do with.

Its different for everyone. Some people can have piercings for years and have them close up in a few hours. But then again, yours may not close that quickly. If you have to take them out for work then just wear clear retainers in them.

depends on your body but generally 2-3 weeks.

Brain Development:

Alcohol can interfere with brain development, particularly in the areas associated with memory, learning, decision-making, and impulse control. This can have lasting effects into adulthood.

Liver Damage:

The liver metabolizes alcohol, but excessive consumption can overwhelm the liver, leading to inflammation, fatty liver, alcoholic hepatitis, and even cirrhosis.

Growth and Development:

Alcohol consumption can interfere with normal growth and development during adolescence, affecting height, bone density, and muscle mass.

Immune System:

Alcohol weakens the immune system, making teenagers more susceptible to infections and illnesses.

Heart Health:

Heavy drinking can lead to high blood pressure, irregular heartbeats, cardiomyopathy, and an increased risk of heart disease.

Mental Health:

Alcohol use in teenagers is linked to an increased risk of mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, and a higher likelihood of engaging in risky behaviors.

Sleep Disruptions:

Alcohol can disrupt sleep patterns, leading to poor-quality sleep, fatigue, and difficulty concentrating.

Nutritional Deficiencies:

Alcohol can interfere with the absorption of essential nutrients, potentially leading to malnutrition.

Addiction and Dependency:

Early exposure to alcohol increases the risk of developing an addiction or dependency later in life.

Injuries and Accidents:

Alcohol impairs judgment and coordination, increasing the risk of accidents, injuries, and risky behaviors, such as driving under the influence.

Legal and Social Consequences:

Underage drinking can result in legal consequences, affecting future opportunities and creating a negative social impact.

It's wise to see your vet. Your dog could have something blocked in his nose, to allergies. Dogs can also get Rhinitis. Don't second-guess this and see that vet. Spam wrote:This sounds to me like a possible burn. I would consult with a holistic vet or naturopath. If it's determined that it's just a bit of dry skin (possibly due to whether, or even plastic bowls - it's best to use stainless steel) a good natural moisturizing wax can be used. I use a product called "Dog-ma's Own" - and yeah... you guessed it. It's part of the product line I make and sell. Feel free to drop by my website (noselicks.com) and email me if that's what your vet thinks the problem is.

At least 16 but my adivise is to not get snake bites because your going to end up with 2 holes in your mouth, it wont look good at all. And what if they get infected? you'd be screwed. But imagine kissing somone with snake bites... it might hurt or just feel... not right.

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Go to see a Doctor and ask.

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Use a hollow point 14g needle.

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Septum piercings smell when healthy discharge from your piercing traps dead skin cells, bacteria, and other organic material. The smell is totally normal. Clean your piercing twice a day during healing and at least a few times a week after healing to prevent or get rid of sebum buildup and smell.

With any oral piercing oral hygiene is very important, so rinse after anything other than water for the first two weeks after getting the piercing done. Common sense should indicate that you are not going to sit down and eat a jar of mayonnaise, however should that be your life's desire, fill your boots. Just make sure you rinse your mouth out with a good oral rinse after eating. The concern is the residue that is left on the tongue after eating, this can foster a growth of bacteria if left unchecked leading to swelling and distension. So rinse after eating and all should be fine.

nothing silly goosee. you'll be fine. it might sting when its first pierced but after a while you will be perfectly fine : )

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I had a tongue piercing for awhile, but now I took it away. Just like you I wanted to have it back so I went to the local piercing studio and let them do it, it's just like the first time you take it, just easier - Since they'll already have a hole to stick it it. So get the piercing-shop to do it!

Wait a few days... The last thing you want to do is irritate an open wound in the first hours of it healing. But avoid drinking beer for the duration of the healing period. Consuming beer with an open tongue wound could lead to a oral yeast infection known as Thrush.

they say wait for atleast 3 weeks, but by then the swelling has decreased alot and it should be okay, so minimum 2 weeks.

but alot of people say its bull. so ask the person that's piercing the toungue or if you are worried go back and ask, because they can give the best advice. don't listen to the internet because theres normally aload of crap on the web, so ask a professional before consulting the net :)

About five days at the most, basically it would be best if you waited till you get the smaller tongue bar when the swelling has gone down but that is when you have to go back to where you got it pierced and they will give you a free small tongue bar and put it in for you.

wait at least six weeks so as to give your tongue a chance to completely heal

yes and no. You can eat any food that won't pull ,stick or create infection.

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