Can you put in your own piercing after you pierce your ear, or do you have to wait a month
52642
Its better to wait 3 weeks to a month to let it heel because the piercing stud is bigger than an earing stud.
52643
With this, no. You need to use the earrings they provide or you need to find one that fits in the hole where the earring goes to pierce. I used the earrings they provided but they were super crappy because they are literally just plastic. The gun itself is awesome. The earrings on the other hand, not so much. And also, you should wait 6 weeks before changing earrings or you can get an infection or the hole will close up. It happens very very quick. Hope this helped. :)
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I did after about 2 months, but the holes in them aren't much different so you could use them from birth if you wanted. I would have done that if I had known their wasn't much of a difference. Saved some money : )
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I've pieced my lip myself several times but don't use a gun!! It's harder. I know that sounds counter intuitive but it is. Nowadays you can buy piercing needles online. Just go to YouTube.. keep everything clean, be safe, and don't do anything stupid like use some giant needle and you'll be fine. There is nothing major you can screw up right by your lip. I wouldn't start piercing all over my face and body though people. There are veins and arteries all over the place, take a look at an anatomy book. Honestly it's not very hard to learn and I'm sure you can access the name text or info that piercers have to online, and then you won't have to pay $60 for a $5 nose ring I've pieced my lip myself several times but don't use a gun!! It's harder. I know that sounds counter intuitive but it is. Nowadays you can buy piercing needles online. Just go to YouTube.. keep everything clean, be safe, and don't do anything stupid like use some giant needle and you'll be fine. There is nothing major you can screw up right by your lip. I wouldn't start piercing all over my face and body though people. There are veins and arteries all over the place, take a look at an anatomy book. Honestly it's not very hard to learn and I'm sure you can access the name text or info that... » Read More I've pieced my lip myself several times but don't use a gun!! It's harder. I know that sounds counter intuitive but it is. Nowadays you can buy piercing needles online. Just go to YouTube.. keep everything clean, be safe, and don't do anything stupid like use some giant needle and you'll be fine. There is nothing major you can screw up right by your lip. I wouldn't start piercing all over my face and body though people. There are veins and arteries all over the place, take a look at an anatomy book. Honestly it's not very hard to learn and I'm sure you can access the name text or info that piercers have to online, and then you won't have to pay $60 for a $5 nose ring « Show Less
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hi judyi just placed warm water and a little peroxide in the bottle. after that you insert the plastic tip in your ear. you really cannot put it in too far because of the design of the tip. i then leaned over my sink and just kept spraying the water into my ear. the force of the water loosens up the wax and then it runs into the sink. i then did the same thing with the other ear. it's definitely a little messy but it works. i now do it monthly for maintenance. good luck:)
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As with any product that you are trying for the first time, it is highly recommended that you do a "patch test" first. (You can test this product out on a inconspicuous patch of skin, such as behind your ear or on your inner wrist to be sure that you are not allergic or have any adverse effects.)
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It's clamped on like earrings for ears not pierced...you tighten a small screw knob that clamps on to the spokeMing815 answered on August 6, 2014
519555
No you do not pierce. It is very easy. You may have to adjust the time once or twice to get the egg cooked just how you like it. But it works out great.
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my ears are pretty small and they fit fine cause you gotta squeeze them first anyways, just remember to Pull gently on the earlobe to straighten the ear canal. pull it up and straight back for adults, down and back for children, then insert it, otherwise it will just bend and won't go in. hope i helped :)
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Im not sure.I used the studs that came with it to pierce the skin but i put in a bar after a couple of hours.
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No she didnt come with pierced ears but i used a stud to pierce them myself. It was quite easy and she looks really cute with little earrings in.
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The spot that holds the ear in place moves. So be careful and make sure its adjusted properly. If you're referring to it sticking after you pierce the ear, grease up the spring.
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Yes, beacuse the earring is already in the pircing gun, to get the earring out the back automatically breaks! But if it gets stuck just jimmy it a little and it will come out, also if you do pirce something follow through don't stop half way through the ear you will your ear!
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Place the pointy end up in the booker after piercing seems to help a lot, still get a cracked one occasionally:)
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I can say I would recommend it, but having one if my wife had that problem it is one solution I would try, with teh caveate tht I would wear my good glasses (for up close work) and cut it myself with her sitting very still. It would depend on how much post you can get exposed, if it is tight in the ear, I don't think I would try it.
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Yeah...I suppose if ya could find another stud that fits and if the backing fits in the blue part, ya could. Just save the part that ya push on. But definitely clean between pierces; so ya reduce the risk of infection. Also it works WAY easier if ya have someone do it for you; cuz it's awkward holding it by your self. And, I noticed that if you pull the push part out , and break the breakaway part off I, and then do it; its much easier on your ear.
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Are you asking if they came stratisfied or did I stratisfy them myself? Answer is I stratisfy them when I get them, then wait a month and germinate them
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It is possible however unreasonable. U would have to remove the stud and place another piercing in its place into order to allow room for swelling and in turn u would be repiercing. It would be painful and pointless when u could just use a gauged needle and only do it once and have the proper sized jewelry in place immediately.