2 Pack Disposable Sterile Nose Piercing Kit Tool Stud Safety Portable Nose Piercing Kit Tool Self Nose Piercing Gun (White)1

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Needle piercings are often snubbed because people are scared of needles. Talk to your piercer about this and they will keep the needle out of sight and tell you when they are going to do the piercing, so you can keep your eyes closed, and then dispose of the needle before you have a chance to see it. Why not ask to see the needle(s) after you’ve had the piercing done? It may help you get over your fear of them! Many people have a warped view of needles, stemming from a fear of injections, but if you speak to a piercer, they will explain the procedure to you, maybe ask for a consultation so that you can see all the equipment before you decide to get pierced. Most piercers (myself included) offer this free of charge. It’s worth noting that a piercer will use a new needle for each piercing, so if you’re getting both lobes done, there will be 2 needles. They are not re-used at all, and placed in a sharps bin after use so they can be disposed of appropriately. Keep in mind that these are general estimates. Your actual healing time may be shorter or longer. 14. How should I clean it? Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. I had my little boy 6 weeks ago, I was due to get this done for my birthday last year but had to hold off as I was pregnant. If someone recommended cocoa butter for tattoo aftercare, you might want a second opinion. We've got the details on its benefits and how to use it. READ MORE

Piercing Guns – Association of Professional Piercers Piercing Guns – Association of Professional Piercers

The general consensus from professional piercers is that a piercing should be cleaned with saline solution twice daily, and not touched or moved. When you get a new piercing, you’re welcoming a foreign object into your body. Here’s what to do if your body rejects the piercing. READ MORE Base Labs Keloid Bump Removal Swabs | Solution Filled Swabs for Piercing Bumps | Cleansing Saline Solution for All Piercings | 40 Swabs Cheaperdoesnotmakeupfor endingupwithagammynose,norisitanylesspainfultohaveitdonewithagun.Attheendofthedayguns-can't-besterilisedproperlyandthere'sareasonveryreputablepiercersdon'thavegunslyingaround.Justbecauseithasn'thappenedtoyoudoesn'tmeanitwon'tinthefuture/won'tforOP.Infectionsarerarebutyou'reboostingthechancesofgettingonebyallowingthemtouseagunonyou.According to government legislation, it is not against the law to use a gun on earlobes (its grey-area for everywhere else, but as any PROFESSIONAL AND EXPERIENCED piercer will tell you, they should not be used AT ALL!) However, many places will pierce other parts of the ear, and body with a gun. It may be totally fine, nose and ears might heal differently...unfortunately all you can do is wait it out and see how it heals I'm afraid. Keep it clean as you would have done all your other piercings and just see how it goes - if it doesn't heal properly or takes longer than you think it should (so longer than 4-6weeks maybe) or starts feeling more painful or really unexplainably hot, visit the gp and make a complaint with the tattoo shop that did it.

Piercing Gun Vs Needles: Pros – Cons and Pain comparison Piercing Gun Vs Needles: Pros – Cons and Pain comparison

https://piercingsbyaj.tumblr.com/post/91579426533/what-is-wrong-with-getting-piercings-done-with-gunsMuch as I (and no doubt some of you guys too) would LOVE to see guns banned, it isn’t going to happen. The people using them are NOT breaking any laws. The best course of action is to refuse to go to any establishment using a piercing gun, and do your best to educate your friends and family on the dangers. Show them this blog if you think it will help! Use clean gauze or paper towels saturated with saline solution to clean the area at least two times per day. People will pierce anywhere that they can with a gun. I’ve seen nipples, navels, conches, rooks, eyebrows and even in one case – an intimate piercing done with a gun. Below are a few more examples of other body parts pierced with a gun. This is rarely the fault of the piercee, as mentioned before, when you go somewhere that advertises that they perform piercing, you expect the piercings to be done in the safest, most hygienic way possible. It is not for the client to question the piercer’s methods, but as is the purpose of this blog, ask which method will be used and then you can make an informed choice. Eitherway,makeslittledifferenceIMO.Bothareputtingasmallholeinyournoseandbotharequiteunpleasant.Justchooseareasonablypriced,reputableshopandyou'llbefine. I’m not for one minute saying that EVERY gun piercing will cause problems, or that EVERY needle piercing will heal without incident. Needle piercings can be problematic and swell, just like gun piercings, but it’s a much less common occurrence. And the damage done (if any) is much more rarely permanent/extensive. Proper aftercare is required with any piercing; failure to follow it can easily result in a poorly piercing, whether done with a gun or needle. The main problem with gun piercings is the jewellery used being sub-standard. I see many more gun piercings that have triggered an allergic reaction than those which are infected. Needle piercing can be SAFELY used for a much wider range of placements, and with far more jewellery options.