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From: Body Candy - Sunday Feb 21, 2021 02:36 pm
Which nose piercing is for newbies?
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Alley here from Body Candy!

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Nose Piercing Newbie? Which Nose Piercing Should I Get?
Nose Piercing Newbie? Which Nose Piercing Should I Get?

Even though nose piercing is a tried-and-true ancient artform that spans cultures, languages, and continents, some of us weren't around 4,000 years ago! We all need to start somewhere - if you're unfamiliar with the piercing world, it's might be hard to know exactly where to start your nose piercing journey.

No worries! Body Candy is here to help. We've put together a helpful little guide for any nose piercing newbies who might be looking to get into the world of piercings and body mods.

Keep reading to find out more >

Piercing Experience: Nick's Nose Piercing
Piercing Experience: Nick's Nose Piercing

Hey everyone! It's Nick! Let me show you how my nostril piercing went!
The Tea with Alley
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Part of being pierced is understanding the limits of your own body. Sometimes, our body's unique twists, turns, and curves just aren't made to accept a specific piercing... But it doesn't mean you have to give up on being pierced altogether!

Today we're going to talk about the forward helix, why a piercer might say "no" to this piercing, and a practical solution to still get a piercing that looks great. Watch my video to learn more!

Today's Topics:

- The forward helix is an ear cartilage piercing located in the upper rim of your ear. It is located directly above the tragus near your temple.

- You might be told "no" to a forward helix because there isn't enough of a cartilage "lip" to sustain a healthy piercing.

- Have a trusted piercer asses your ear to check to see if you have the right anatomy. If they say no, do not bounce from piercer to piercer until you find someone who says yes. They are giving medical advice that will benefit the long-term health of your ear in the long run.

- Turning the no into a yes: instead of a forward helix piercing, you can have lots of fun with a flat piercing. A flat is any piercing located in the upper cartilage of the ear (instead of the rim). It's a fun way to add a similar amount of visual interest to your upper/inner ear.
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Dear Alley

Will a piercing fix inverted nipples?
Dear Alley
Alley S.
BodyCandy's pierced pro & fashion forward diva

DEAR ALLEY: I have always been self conscious about my inverted nipples. It has been suggested to me that getting them pierced could help them become un-inverted.

While I really like the idea of getting them pierced I am worried that it will not fix my problem. Does getting inverted nipples pierced really help? And how do I find a piercer that has experience with this?

Thank you,
- Ash
ALLEY: Hey Ash,

First and foremost, inverted nipples are super common... You shouldn't be self-conscious about them!

I like to remind people that I used to dislike my nose until I got my nose pierced. My point being - no matter how you feel about any part of your body, getting a fresh piercing can be liberating. It's an amazing way to beautify and grow to love a part of your body you initially felt self-conscious about.

In your case...
 

So weird, my nose hoop is stuck! How do I get it out?

DEAR ALLEY: I've had my nose piercings for a little over a year now. I have two nostril piercings on the same side and they were done on the same day.

My one nostril has a white gold hoop in it, and it has no problems. However, my other nostril has a piece of jewelry that my body must be allergic to, and I get random bumps often on the skin near that piercing. I have tried getting it out, but it seems impossible and I don't know what to do. It is one of those hoops that you push together and pull apart, but it seems stuck. What should I do?

Thank you so much in advance.
- Laurie

How do I find a dermal top that fits?
DEAR ALLEY: I've had my temple dermal since 2009 and I am now interested in changing out the jewelry but I'm having to hardest time finding a piece that both "catches" and screws in properly. The tread "lengths" appear to be too "short"

Does thread length come on different lengths and could you assist me with locating a new jewelry piece for my temple dermal?

Thank you,
- Ericca
 

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