WOMEN OWNED & OPERATED
Aftercare for all Piercings
Ear lobe
Aftercare
Cleaning Your Piercing
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Before touching your piercing or cleaning it, always wash your hands with soap and water. Do NOT touch the piercing with dirty hands.
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Clean your piercings twice a day, in the morning and at night, with a saline solution or a gentle, fragrance-free soap. If you did not purchase our aftercare spray, we recommend Dial antibacterial, Dove sensitive or a similar mild product.
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Clean your piercing twice a day for the first few weeks, and then once a day for the following weeks. Do not over-clean the piercing, as this can irritate the skin and slow down the healing process. Discharged matter that has dried on the jewelry may be easily removed with a warm, moistened Q-Tip or cotton swab prior to cleaning.
General Care
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Avoid touching your piercings except for cleaning.
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Do NOT rotate the jewelry. This will affect the healing time and does not allow the skin to heal.
-
Harsh chemicals like rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide are NEVER recommended.
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Jewelry should NEVER be removed during the healing process. Re-inserting jewelry, even in well-healed piercings, may prove to be difficult as rapid shrinkage often occurs immediately upon removal.
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Avoid swimming or soaking in a hot tub until the piercing has fully healed. We recommend 6-8 weeks before submerging in any body of water.
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Occasionally check the tightness of threaded and non-threaded jewelry, ball, or gem to prevent loss. If butterfly backs were used, make sure they are always on the loosest setting.
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If jewelry is too tight, under pressure, or looks swollen, please give us a call. We will exchange it at no cost if a longer bar is needed.
Sleeping
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It is optimal to sleep on your back for the first few weeks to avoid putting pressure on the piercing, as pressure can cause irritation bumps, even causing shifts in the piercing’s angle.
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You can use a piercing pillow (can be purchased at our shop) or a traveling pillow if you must sleep on your side.
GUIDE ON JEWELRY
To learn how your jewelry works, please click the corresponding links.
o Butterfly backs
o Threaded jewelry
o Threadless jewelry
Jewelry/Jewelry Changes:
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Check your jewelry daily to ensure everything is intact using the guide above.
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Our piercing jewelry comes with a lifetime guarantee. Should any malfunction occur (including discoloration) simply bring it in for a replacement. Please note that we do not replace lost pieces. You must bring the piece in for replacement.
-
If you're itching for a different style piercing, about 6-8 weeks post-piercing, you're welcome to swap out your jewelry with the expertise of our professional piercers. We'll assess the area to ensure it's healing nicely before proceeding. This way, we can guarantee the use of top-notch metals and the perfect fit for your piercing. The best part? Changing out your jewelry is on the house when you select from our piercing jewelry collection.
-
If threadless or threaded jewelry was used, please make sure to come in after 6-8 weeks to downsize your bar. This is crucial in order to avoid potential complications, such as irritations, bumps, or odd angles.
-
When considering the substitution of your piercing jewelry with a plastic or glass retainer for medical or sports activities, it's recommended to wait a minimum of 3 months. It's important to remember that during this time, your piercing is still considered fresh and healing. Additionally, these retainers should only be worn for the duration of your activity and should be promptly replaced with your original high-grade jewelry as soon as possible.
Healing Time:
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Earlobe piercings typically heal within 3-4 months.
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Even after the initial healing period and jewelry change, is it essential to keep high quality jewelry in for at least a year to prevent the risk of closure. Continuous wear of earrings is essential to maintain the piercing’s integrity.
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Costume jewelry is okay for temporary use. Everyday wear should be 16g or 18g titanium, 14k gold or surgical stainless steel. Any smaller gauge can act as a small knife and move around and damage the area.
Normal Healing Phase Characteristics
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Redness, tenderness, swelling, and excretion of blood plasma.
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Remember, all piercings are open wounds and must be treated with care.
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If you are experiencing any issues with your piercing, please email us at BellaPiercinginfo@gmail.com. We are always here to help!
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Serious infection should be examined by a physician immediately!
Ear Cartilage
Aftercare: Includes
Helix, Forward Helix, Tragus, Conch, Industrial, Rook, Daith
Cleaning Your Piercing
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Before touching your piercing or cleaning it, always wash your hands with soap and water. Do NOT touch the piercing with dirty hands.
-
Clean your piercings twice a day, in the morning and at night, with a saline solution or a gentle, fragrance-free soap. If you did not purchase our aftercare spray, we recommend Dial antibacterial, Dove sensitive or a similar mild product.
-
Clean your piercing twice a day for the first few weeks, and then once a day for the following weeks. Do not over-clean the piercing, as this can irritate the skin and slow down the healing process. Discharged matter that has dried on the jewelry may be easily removed with a warm, moistened Q-Tip or cotton swab prior to cleaning.
General Care
-
Avoid touching your piercings except for cleaning.
-
Do NOT rotate the jewelry. This will affect the healing time and does not allow the skin to heal.
-
Harsh chemicals like rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide are NEVER recommended.
-
Jewelry should NEVER be removed during the healing process. Re-inserting jewelry, even in well-healed piercings, may prove to be difficult as rapid shrinkage often occurs immediately upon removal.
-
Avoid swimming or soaking in a hot tub until the piercing has fully healed. We recommend 6-8 weeks before submerging in any body of water.
-
Occasionally check the tightness of threaded and non-threaded jewelry, ball, or gem to prevent loss. If jewelry is too tight, under pressure, or looks swollen, please give us a call. We will exchange it at no cost if a longer bar is needed.
Sleeping
-
It is optimal to sleep on your back for the first few weeks to avoid putting pressure on the piercing, as pressure can cause irritation bumps, even causing shifts in the piercing’s angle.
-
You can use a piercing pillow (can be purchased at our shop) or a traveling pillow if you must sleep on your side.
GUIDE ON JEWELRY
To learn how your jewelry works, please click the corresponding links.
o Butterfly backs
o Threaded jewelry
o Threadless jewelry
Jewelry/Jewelry Changes:
-
Check your jewelry daily to ensure everything is intact using the guide above.
-
Our piercing jewelry comes with a lifetime guarantee. Should any malfunction occur (including discoloration) simply bring it in for a replacement. Please note that we do not replace lost pieces. You must bring the piece in for replacement.
-
If you're itching for a different style piercing, about 6-8 weeks post-piercing, you're welcome to swap out your jewelry with the expertise of our professional piercers. We'll assess the area to ensure it's healing nicely before proceeding. This way, we can guarantee the use of top-notch metals and the perfect fit for your piercing. The best part? Changing out your jewelry is on the house when you select from our piercing jewelry collection.
-
If threadless or threaded jewelry was used, please make sure to come in after 6-8 weeks to downsize your bar. This is crucial in order to avoid potential complications, such as irritations, bumps, or odd angles.
-
When considering the substitution of your piercing jewelry with a plastic or glass retainer for medical or sports activities, it's recommended to wait a minimum of 3 months. It's important to remember that during this time, your piercing is still considered fresh and healing. Additionally, these retainers should only be worn for the duration of your activity and should be promptly replaced with your original high-grade jewelry as soon as possible.
Healing Time:
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Cartilage piercings typically heal within 6-9 months.
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Even after the initial healing period and jewelry change, is it essential to keep high quality jewelry in for at least a year to prevent the risk of closure. Continuous wear of earrings is essential to maintain the piercing’s integrity.
-
Costume jewelry is okay for temporary use. Everyday wear should be 16g or 18g titanium, 14k gold or surgical stainless steel. Any smaller gauge can act as a small knife and move a5round and damage the area.
Belly Aftercare
Cleaning Your Piercing
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Before touching your piercing or cleaning it, always wash your hands with soap and water. Do NOT touch the piercing with dirty hands.
-
Clean your piercings twice a day, in the morning and at night, with a saline solution or a gentle, fragrance-free soap. If you did not purchase our aftercare spray, we recommend Dial antibacterial, Dove sensitive or a similar mild product.
-
Clean your piercing twice a day for the first few weeks, and then once a day for the following weeks. Do not over-clean the piercing, as this can irritate the skin and slow down the healing process. Discharged matter that has dried on the jewelry may be easily removed with a warm, moistened Q-Tip or cotton swab prior to cleaning.
General Care
-
Avoid touching your piercings except for cleaning.
-
Do NOT rotate the jewelry. This will affect the healing time and does not allow the skin to heal.
-
Harsh chemicals like rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide are NEVER recommended.
-
Jewelry should NEVER be removed during the healing process. Re-inserting jewelry, even in well-healed piercings, may prove to be difficult as rapid shrinkage often occurs immediately upon removal.
-
Avoid swimming or soaking in a hot tub until the piercing has fully healed. We recommend 6-8 weeks before submerging in any body of water.
-
Occasionally check the tightness of threaded and non-threaded jewelry, ball, or gem to prevent loss. If butterfly backs were used, make sure they are always on the loosest setting.
-
If jewelry is too tight, under pressure, or looks swollen, please give us a call. We will exchange it at no cost if a longer bar is needed.
Belly Specifics
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Avoid tight clothing, especially waistbands and belts, that may rub against or put pressure on the piercing during the healing process.
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Be cautious when engaging in physical activities or sports that involve twisting or bending, as sudden movements can irritate the piercing.
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Avoid applying lotions, creams, or oils directly to the piercing area, as they can trap bacteria and interfere with the healing process.
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Be mindful of your posture, especially when sitting or lying down, to avoid putting unnecessary strain on the piercing.
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If you have a protruding navel or a deep belly button, be extra careful to ensure proper airflow and prevent moisture buildup around the piercing.
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If you're planning to sunbathe or use tanning beds, cover the piercing with a waterproof bandage or apply a high SPF sunscreen to protect it from sun exposure.
Sleeping
-
It is optimal to sleep on your back or side for the first few weeks to avoid putting pressure on the piercing, as pressure can cause irritation bumps, even causing shifts in the piercing’s angle.
-
You can use a piercing pillow (can be purchased at our shop) or a traveling pillow if you must sleep on your stomach.
GUIDE ON JEWELRY
To learn how your jewelry works, please click the corresponding links.
o Threaded jewelry
o Threadless jewelry
Jewelry/Jewelry Changes:
-
Check your jewelry daily to ensure everything is intact using the guide above.
-
Our piercing jewelry comes with a lifetime guarantee. Should any malfunction occur (including discoloration) simply bring it in for a replacement. Please note that we do not replace lost pieces. You must bring the piece in for replacement.
-
If you're itching for a different style piercing, about 6-8 weeks post-piercing, you're welcome to swap out your jewelry with the expertise of our professional piercers. We'll assess the area to ensure it's healing nicely before proceeding. This way, we can guarantee the use of top-notch metals and the perfect fit for your piercing. The best part? Changing out your jewelry is on the house when you select from our piercing jewelry collection.
-
When considering the substitution of your piercing jewelry with a plastic or glass retainer for medical or sports activities, it's recommended to wait a minimum of 3 months. It's important to remember that during this time, your piercing is still considered fresh and healing. Additionally, these retainers should only be worn for the duration of your activity and should be promptly replaced with your original high-grade jewelry as soon as possible.
Healing Time:
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Belly piercings typically heal within 9-12 months.
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Even after the initial healing period and jewelry change, is it essential to keep high quality jewelry in for at least a year to prevent the risk of closure. Continuous wear of earrings is essential to maintain the piercing’s integrity.
-
Costume jewelry is okay for temporary use. Everyday wear should be 14g or 16g titanium, 14k gold or surgical stainless steel. Any smaller gauge can act as a small knife and move around and damage the area.
Normal Healing Phase Characteristics
-
Redness, tenderness, swelling, and excretion of blood plasma.
-
Remember, all piercings are open wounds and must be treated with care.
-
If you are experiencing any issues with your piercing, please email us at BellaPiercinginfo@gmail.com. We are always here to help!
-
Serious infection should be examined by a physician immediately!
Nipple Aftercare
Cleaning Your Piercing
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Before touching your piercing or cleaning it, always wash your hands with soap and water. Do NOT touch the piercing with dirty hands.
-
Clean your piercings twice a day, in the morning and at night, with a saline solution or a gentle, fragrance-free soap. If you did not purchase our aftercare spray, we recommend Dial antibacterial, Dove sensitive or a similar mild product.
-
Clean your piercing twice a day for the first few weeks, and then once a day for the following weeks. Do not over-clean the piercing, as this can irritate the skin and slow down the healing process. Discharged matter that has dried on the jewelry may be easily removed with a warm, moistened Q-Tip or cotton swab prior to cleaning.
General Care
-
Avoid touching your piercings except for cleaning.
-
Do NOT rotate the jewelry. This will affect the healing time and does not allow the skin to heal.
-
Harsh chemicals like rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide are NEVER recommended.
-
Jewelry should NEVER be removed during the healing process. Re-inserting jewelry, even in well-healed piercings, may prove to be difficult as rapid shrinkage often occurs immediately upon removal.
-
Avoid swimming or soaking in a hot tub until the piercing has fully healed. We recommend 6-8 weeks before submerging in any body of water.
-
Occasionally check the tightness of threaded and non-threaded jewelry, ball, or gem to prevent loss. If butterfly backs were used, make sure they are always on the loosest setting.
-
If jewelry is too tight, under pressure, or looks swollen, please give us a call. We will exchange it at no cost if a longer bar is needed.
Nipple Specific
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Wear loose-fitting clothing made from breathable fabrics, especially during the initial healing period, to minimize friction and irritation.
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Avoid wearing tight bras or clothing that may rub against or put pressure on the piercing, as this can delay healing and increase the risk of infection.
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Be cautious when engaging in physical activities or sports that involve contact or impact to the chest area, as sudden movements can irritate the piercing.
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Avoid applying lotions, creams, or oils directly to the piercing area, as they can trap bacteria and interfere with the healing process.
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Be mindful of your movements and posture, especially when sitting or lying down, to avoid putting unnecessary strain on the piercing.
Sleeping
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It is optimal to sleep on your back or your side, avoiding direct pressure on the pierced nipple.
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Consider wearing a soft, supportive bra or a sports bra to provide gentle compression and support for the piercing while you sleep.
GUIDE ON JEWELRY
To learn how your jewelry works, please click the corresponding links.
o Threaded jewelry
o Threadless jewelry
Jewelry/Jewelry Changes:
-
Check your jewelry daily to ensure everything is intact using the guide above.
-
Our piercing jewelry comes with a lifetime guarantee. Should any malfunction occur (including discoloration) simply bring it in for a replacement. Please note that we do not replace lost pieces. You must bring the piece in for replacement.
-
If you're itching for a different style piercing, about 6-8 weeks post-piercing, you're welcome to swap out your jewelry with the expertise of our professional piercers. We'll assess the area to ensure it's healing nicely before proceeding. This way, we can guarantee the use of top-notch metals and the perfect fit for your piercing. The best part? Changing out your jewelry is on the house when you select from our piercing jewelry collection.
-
When considering the substitution of your piercing jewelry with a plastic or glass retainer for medical or sports activities, it's recommended to wait a minimum of 3 months. It's important to remember that during this time, your piercing is still considered fresh and healing. Additionally, these retainers should only be worn for the duration of your activity and should be promptly replaced with your original high-grade jewelry as soon as possible.
Healing Time:
-
Nipple piercings typically heal within 9-12 months.
-
Even after the initial healing period and jewelry change, is it essential to keep high quality jewelry in for at least a year to prevent the risk of closure. Continuous wear of earrings is essential to maintain the piercing’s integrity.
-
Costume jewelry is okay for temporary use. Everyday wear should be 14g or 16g titanium, 14k gold or surgical stainless steel. Any smaller gauge can act as a small knife and move around and damage the area.
Normal Healing Phase Characteristics
-
Redness, tenderness, swelling, and excretion of blood plasma.
-
Remember, all piercings are open wounds and must be treated with care.
-
If you are experiencing any issues with your piercing, please email us at BellaPiercinginfo@gmail.com. We are always here to help!
-
Serious infection should be examined by a physician immediately!
Nose Aftercare
Cleaning Your Piercing
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Before touching your piercing or cleaning it, always wash your hands with soap and water. Do NOT touch the piercing with dirty hands.
-
Clean your piercings twice a day, in the morning and at night, with a saline solution or a gentle, fragrance-free soap. If you did not purchase our aftercare spray, we recommend Dial antibacterial, Dove sensitive or a similar mild product.
-
Clean your piercing twice a day for the first few weeks, and then once a day for the following weeks. Do not over-clean the piercing, as this can irritate the skin and slow down the healing process. Discharged matter that has dried on the jewelry may be easily removed with a warm, moistened Q-Tip or cotton swab prior to cleaning.
General Care
-
Avoid touching your piercings except for cleaning.
-
Do NOT rotate the jewelry. This will affect the healing time and does not allow the skin to heal.
-
Harsh chemicals like rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide are NEVER recommended.
-
Jewelry should NEVER be removed during the healing process. Re-inserting jewelry, even in well-healed piercings, may prove to be difficult as rapid shrinkage often occurs immediately upon removal.
-
Avoid swimming or soaking in a hot tub until the piercing has fully healed. We recommend 6-8 weeks before submerging in any body of water.
-
Occasionally check the tightness of threaded and non-threaded jewelry, ball, or gem to prevent loss. If butterfly backs were used, make sure they are always on the loosest setting.
-
If jewelry is too tight, under pressure, or looks swollen, please give us a call. We will exchange it at no cost if a longer bar is needed.
Nose Specifics
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Be cautious when blowing your nose, as excessive force can disrupt the healing process.
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Avoid wearing clothing or accessories that may snag or irritate the piercing site, especially during the initial healing period.
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Be mindful of your surroundings to prevent accidental knocks or bumps to the piercing.
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If you wear glasses, take extra care when putting them on and removing them to avoid disturbing the piercing.
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Be cautious when applying skincare products or makeup around the piercing area to prevent irritation or infection.
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If you experience nosebleeds, take extra care to clean the piercing afterward to avoid introducing bacteria into the wound.
Sleeping
-
It is optimal to sleep on your back for the first few weeks to avoid putting pressure on the piercing, as pressure can cause irritation bumps, even causing shifts in the piercing’s angle.
-
You can use a piercing pillow (can be purchased at our shop) or a traveling pillow if you must sleep on your side.
GUIDE ON JEWELRY
To learn how your jewelry works, please click the corresponding links.
o Threaded jewelry
o Threadless jewelry
Jewelry/Jewelry Changes:
-
Check your jewelry daily to ensure everything is intact using the guide above.
-
Our piercing jewelry comes with a lifetime guarantee. Should any malfunction occur (including discoloration) simply bring it in for a replacement. Please note that we do not replace lost pieces. You must bring the piece in for replacement.
-
If you're itching for a different style piercing, about 6-8 weeks post-piercing, you're welcome to swap out your jewelry with the expertise of our professional piercers. We'll assess the area to ensure it's healing nicely before proceeding. This way, we can guarantee the use of top-notch metals and the perfect fit for your piercing. The best part? Changing out your jewelry is on the house when you select from our piercing jewelry collection.
-
If threadless or threaded jewelry was used, please make sure to come in after 6-8 weeks to downsize your bar. This is crucial in order to avoid potential complications, such as irritations, bumps, or odd angles.
-
When considering the substitution of your piercing jewelry with a plastic or glass retainer for medical or sports activities, it's recommended to wait a minimum of 3 months. It's important to remember that during this time, your piercing is still considered fresh and healing. Additionally, these retainers should only be worn for the duration of your activity and should be promptly replaced with your original high-grade jewelry as soon as possible.
Healing Time:
-
Nose piercings typically heal within 6-9 months.
-
Even after the initial healing period and jewelry change, is it essential to keep high quality jewelry in for at least a year to prevent the risk of closure. Continuous wear of earrings is essential to maintain the piercing’s integrity.
-
Costume jewelry is okay for temporary use. Everyday wear should be 16g or 18g titanium, 14k gold or surgical stainless steel. Any smaller gauge can act as a small knife and move around and damage the area.
Normal Healing Phase Characteristics
-
Redness, tenderness, swelling, and excretion of blood plasma.
-
Remember, all piercings are open wounds and must be treated with care.
-
If you are experiencing any issues with your piercing, please email us at BellaPiercinginfo@gmail.com. We are always here to help!
-
Serious infection should be examined by a physician immediately!