Earrings

Because he does!! :P hes awesome like that

The number 5 on gold earrings typically indicates the karat weight of the gold, specifically that the earrings are made of 5 karat gold, which is 20% pure gold and 80% alloy. However, it’s more common to see karat marks as 10K, 14K, or 18K in jewelry. In some cases, the number may also refer to the size or design code specific to the manufacturer. Always verify with a jeweler for accurate identification.

Depends how early we're talking.

Assuming it takes about 6 weeks to heal, I'd say from the 3rd-4th week to the 6th week would be okay.

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Yes, you can typically put your starter earrings back in after a day, provided your ears haven't closed up or become irritated. However, if you’ve recently had your ears pierced, it's best to wait the recommended healing time before changing earrings. Always ensure your hands and earrings are clean to prevent infection. If you experience any discomfort or unusual symptoms, consult a professional.

idk. im even the person who asked the question! im going to ask again and someone better answer. i need 2 know. ( sry for getting a bit angry, sometimes i can be impatient)

Depends on the size and shape of the earring. If it were a tiny, tiny stud, I'd probably leave it alone, and it should pass in the stool without an issue. But if has an exposed backing (the pointy part) or if it's a large earring or has sharp edges, I'd call the vet right away and get an x-ray taken.

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lefty loosy righty tighty...

left to get it off,,right to get it on =)

Thats right if you're looking at it head-on. But, you're looking at the piercing from the back so its the opposite.

Non dangles are studs.

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Plugs

Yes, it's generally recommended to remove your earring when cleaning your piercing to ensure thorough cleaning of both the piercing and the jewelry. This allows for better access to the piercing site and helps prevent irritation or infection. However, if the piercing is very new, you should consult a professional before removing the earring, as it may be necessary to keep it in place for proper healing.

Well, your earrings, not being alive, are probably not infected.

Your piercings may be, however.

Pain, redness, warmth and swelling are the classical signs of inflammation. If you have those symptoms, then it's fairly likely you have an infection. You can treat it with an appropriate disinfectant such as hydrogen peroxide; if it's severe, you might want to see a physician.

An average thumb is about 40 to 60 mm long. A business card is 50 mm by 85 mm. If you make an "OK" sign by touching the tip of your index finger to the tip of your thumb that will make a circle about 40 mm in diameter.

6 weeks for lobe.

12 weeks for cartilage.

That's if done with a hollow needle. With a gun, even longer.

Well, the average earring gauge is 18g and the average lip gauge is 14g-16g so I wouldn't suggest using an earring for your lip because it'd look pretty funny in my opinion.

go to a doctor.

While it is more common in todays society for women to wear earrings it is not restricted from men. Lots of men wear earrings today, either as a fashion statement or just to stand out.

Some may consider the idea "gay" or weird, but in my opinion, it is YOUR body, you can use it how YOU want. If a man wears a earring, I think there is no problem with that.

depends on how big you go. i had mine at a half inch but left them out for awhile and they went back down to 2s, would have kept getting smaller if i would have left them out longer because they get tight if i don't put my earrings in for a few days. if you get big though, it is unlikely they will ever go back to normal on their own.

Because they pierce the earlobes, they're heavy and pull down on it, etc or something like that.

Look for anything that is "Hypoallergenic". Gold is usually a good bet, but make sure it is real gold and not gold "clad" or "coated". Clad or coating will wear off and then you're in trouble.