Body Piercing

If its a really light whitish/yellow, its normal. If its darker or has a green tint to it, its possibly infected. Other signs of infection are discoloration around the piercing, swelling, tenderness, and itchiness. If its a new piercing, these symptoms are normal. They become problematic when they last longer than 2 weeks. If you're playing with it or aggravating it while you eat, it might take longer to heal and be angrier longer. If you think its infected, go see your piercer to have them confirm or deny your suspicion. Then, if it is infected, go see a doctor. Hope this helps! :)

Go see an actual piercer to have them check it out. Guns use a lot of pressure and can cause a lot of bruising and unnecessary trauma so it'll hurt longer than if you had gotten it done with a needle. Using a gun on cartilage is a terrible idea because you could have shattered the cartilage and disfigured your ear. Chances are that the stud is too short to allow for swelling so go to a piercer and have them give you proper jewelry and check the area for infection. Definitely dont use a gun for any other piercings ever again.

They feel like getting your ear pierced on your lip.

Two upper lip piercings (angel bites) and two lower lip piercings (snake bites) put together.

If the piercing is completely healed, no. If the piercing is still fresh/new, possibly. If you remove it, continue to clean & care for it as you would any other wound.

The top part unscrews

Iv heard that it hurts like hell to most women and if she has a really high pain tolerance than not so much, but usually it will hurt and there will be blood and tears.

You'll have to call the shop and ask them but its usually 16. Sometimes its 17, all depends on the shop.

If you want to needlessly irritate it and dry it out, sure. But in all seriousness, no, don't use this on the site. The best thing to use on virtually all fresh piercings that you can make at home for little money, use sea salt soaks. For this, you will mix a ¼ Teaspoon of non-iodized Sea Salt with 8oz. of, as warm to hot as you can stand it within reason, distilled water. The optimal time to do this is right after a hot shower at twice a day for the initial healing time of the piercing. You don't want to over clean the site, and you don't want to under clean it either. You will mix this solution in a one time use disposable cup and will then "cup" the cup over the piercing site and hold it firm to the skin, making a seal, and let it just soak the site for about 15 minutes. The warm to hot water mixed with the sea salt makes a great astringent which is vastly better for you than trying to use such things as peroxide and the like. After the 15 minute soak, take a clean Q-tip and gently wipe away the softened lymphatic fluid that will most likely be accumulated at the fistula and harden on the rod. Don't use the same side of the swab for both sides of the entrance points, and when done, rinse the area with warm water and pat dry the site.

In the state of Mississippi, it is unlawful to tattoo or pierce any minor under the age of 16, and even with proper parental consent at that age, it is at the discretion of the shop who they will and will not perform work upon based on age or even your own personal attitiude if they like.

Either 13 or 14 I was 12 when I got my lip done, some make exceptions.

If its swollen, it can look crooked. So yes, that should straighten out once the swellings gone. If it looks crooked immediately after piercing it, its most likely going to stay like that. If it really bothers you, talk to the piercer about getting it repierced.

Sometimes. If you do it by yourself, it can happen. If you pierce it in the wrong spot, you can hit a nerve, resulting in paralyzation. I highly recommend getting it pierced by a purofessional.
You can do damage to nerve bundles if you attempt to do your own piercing. Leave it to a professional body piercer.

Wait at least 2-3 months. If its ready, there wont be any swelling or tenderness. It may be red if you hit it or something like that. I dont change out any of my piercings until I can poke it and lightly tug on the jewelry without it hurting. If you aren't sure, you can always just have your piercer look at it :)

Yes, mine speaks to me in spanish

Today i experienced a sense of an itchy belly button at work out of nowhere i was thinking to myself "why is it so itchy out of nowhere?" before that happened something had reminded me that i didnt have my name tag and i looked down and out of nowhere this scene played in my head what the effect of this cause was going to be like.. a couple hours later after the itchyness went away my boss asked me if i was going home. My reply was a no. He then told me to tuck in my shirt and asked me where my name tag was at and i told him it was at home. He then told me to leave. It was like i attracted that to happen in a way. Kind of like the law of attraction..

It depends on where you had it done, usually they are done at 14g but may be 16g.

No, since there's no such thing as a sterile piercing gun. Their guns are made of plastic, and CANNOT BE STERILIZED. They put a sterile piercing in it and pierce you with that (MUCH more traumatic, due to its shape, than a needle by the way...) but the gun itself can never be put into an autoclave machine and thus cannot be sterilized. It can shoot bits of debris (read: bits of blood/flesh of previous people) a foot or more through the air, and technically/potentially give you hepatitis. The CDC (Center for Disease Control) does NOT endorse piercing guns, for this reason. For more information, just google something like "Piercing guns suck". The AAP (American Association of Professional Piercers) and BMEZine (hugest resource on body modification) opposes them too.

Were you playing with it? You might have irritated it and opened the wound pretty badly, causing it to bleed heavily, either that, or they used a piercing needle gauge fairly too large for your lip piercing. I've experience piercing people with a piercing needle that's 2 gauges bigger, (For example, a lip piercing is 16g, I've pierce it with a 12gauge once) and it didn't bleed too bad, it bled for about 5-10 minutes.

It shouldnt be bleeding heavily at all. Especially not for hours after getting it pierced. Go see a doctor as soon as possible before you lose too much blood

Straight up yes.

but it does depend on where the freckle is....like if it's on your nose yes but your neck,

NO WAY!

Whichever one you want pierced :)

You Have To Be Atleast 18. :)

No not at all. It's a quick pinch that you barely feel. I have them. They're awesome and didn't hurt a bit.

13 without parent permission, 16 with ID :)