Body Piercing

Yes, I think that your son should get his ears pierced. My son is 13 and has two piercings in each ear. He loves them along with a lot of other people. My wife (obviously) has her ears pierced, but she also has a lip ring and a nose ring

Best way to take care of it and clean it is salt water clean it atleast 3times a day or more if need be it may itch but it's normal because of the salt dries up around the alcohol and hydrogen peroxide are good too however the piercing won't heal as quickly

Hope this helps good luck(:

She has 11 piercings :)

Absolutely not. Piercings are piercings...Wherever one chooses to have them done means nothing unless one gives it meaning.

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Yes. All you have to do is get a pencil. Make a pencil skirt. Then make your aunt wear it.

My friend is 11 and she got hers pierced. You can get it with your guardians permission. In Gadsden is The Hole Truth Tattoos & Peircing.

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you don't need any peircings for an ear cuff. An ear cuff is made to look like a real peircing but it's not, it's just a curved peice of metal that slips onto ur ear.

They want their nipples pierced, simple as that. It doesn't always have a sexual meaning behind it; someone may just like the look of it.

Unless there were unusual complications, this should present no issue.

two weeks! defiantly wanna avoid a yeast infection on your tongue!

It hurts because it does

Yep, go for it. Usually the issue with Muslims doing things (dying hair, piercings etc) is that it ain't good to show it off. As long as you don't flaunt your helix specifically to attract male attention (and anyone who says you'll do this is a bit silly) it's fine. To be perfectly honest you'll find a lot of opinions on this, but if the lobes of the ear and the nose is accepted, why not the helix? It's not exactly a nipple piercing. Enjoy your new piercing!

Because someone didn't know the proper terminology and made up a name. Technically, it is simply a philtrum and a labret. Most of these "___ bites" names seem to simply be made up either by people who want a name to describe a specific pairing of piercings or by people who just want to look cool and don't think "paired labrets on the right side" works as well. (Yes, all lower lip piercings are technically "labrets" and all upper lip piercings are technically "philtrums.")

no, they sell belly button rings tho if thats what you mean

If you mean by your self, then no where, if you mean whast shop then anywhere as long as you have a parent or gardian with you.

Not always but there's a really high chance that they'll reject relatively quickly. Theres a lot of movement in that area as well as contact with clothes, chairs, etc. Most dont last a year so you just have to be really careful with them if you truly want them to last.

Honestly it don't matter where the belly piercing is . As long if ain't to low where it can rip out . If i. Where u I would be carefull

It all depends on the size of the flare on the plug. If its double flare, they should list the size of the flare. If it's larger than your stretch, you're gonna have to stretch up unless your lobes are super stretchy/loose.

at least 5-6 days

My piercing was 70 dollars. It all depends on what shop you go to. A normal piercing is 35 but the snake eyes was 70 because it was a complicated surface. If you're wanting to get the snake eyes with the piercing through each side completely and not just a surface, they would probably charge for each piercing.

Assuming you are talking about the septum of your nose... It is very possible that it will never close back up. Depending on how much cartilage you removed (diameter of the hole) the skin may not be able to bridge the gap. Typically cartilage does not grow back, however, skin will attempt to cover the hole. If it does this you could be looking at over a year, sometimes 2 years before the hole is closed. It really depends on how large the hole is, your own body's unique healing abilities and ethnic background. Some people develop a thick type of scar tissue and that can become a medical or cosmetic issue of it's own. Assuming you have not had this type of scarring during your time with your septum pierced, I would say 1-2 years will tell you if it will close up. Again, if it is a large piercing typical of that area, it is likely not to ever fully close up due to the removal of cartilage.

At a piercing studio/shop. Dimple piercings are notoriously tricky to heal so make sure that your piercer has experience doing cheek/dimple piercings. You can look for shops in your area using the Association of Professional Piercers' website. I'll add the link for you :)

For the most part with nipples, you simply want to keep on a good cleaning regiment for the somewhat lengthy healing time that is involved with this piercing. Nipples for the most part take at least 6 months to heal fully from the time that you got them pierced to where they will no longer be sensitive to the touch and won't be seeping lymphatic fluid profusely.

You will get yourself some non-iodized sea salt as well as some distilled water and disposable cups, which you can get at virtually any grocery store. You will microwave about 8oz of the distilled water as comfortably hot as you can stand it inside of a disposable cup of regular size, and you will then stir a 1/4 teaspoon of the salt into this water. When thoroughly mixed, you will then cup the cup over your nipple creating a seal and you will then hold the cup in place for upwards of around 5 minutes per side, using a fresh cup of the mixture per nipple as well. When you are done with this, you will then take a clean Q-Tip and will gently break up the hardened fluid around the rod with the swab, and only use one side of the swab per nipple ensuring that you are not transporting any needless bacteria or irritants from side to side. When done, rinse your nipples in distilled water and pat dry with a clean paper towel.

Do this twice a day for the first initial few weeks of healing, and then as needed. If you find that this is not quite doing the trick, do the same salt mixture as instructed above, but make the water much hotter and when done, steep a bag of chamomile tea within the salt water. When it has a proper amount of water soaked, you can then lay the hot tea bag directly on your nipple. The salt mixture absorbed into the bag in conjunction with the natural ingredients of the chamomile will act as a very effective hot compress and the chamomile will reduce swelling and redness.