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From: Body Candy - Sunday Mar 21, 2021 01:27 pm
How can you get the PERFECT nose ring fit?
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Nose Ring Sizing: How to Get a Perfect Fit
Nose Ring Sizing: How to Get a Perfect Fit

This post will focus on the many ways to measure and size nose rings. We'll talk about the difference between gauge, length, size, rise, and diameter, and how they apply to the different styles of nose and nostril jewelry. By the end of this blog, you'll be able to pick out the correct size and style of body jewelry that will work best in your own, unique nose piercing.

Keep reading to find out more >

5 Reasons You Should Follow Body Candy on Social Media
5 Reasons You Should Follow Body Candy on Social Media

Body Candy is constantly posting on social media to keep you up-to-date on your piercing experience. From new body jewelry, to piercing memes, to giveaways, to just plain old good advice, there's a lot to miss out on if you're not following us.

In case you're not already a part of our social media family, here are five (5) reasons why you should follow us...
The Tea with Alley
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Let's talk about the belly button piercing and why your professional piercer might have to say "no" to giving you this iconic mod. I've also got some practical solutions for still getting a piercing that will look great. Watch my video to learn more!

Today's Topics:

- A belly button piercing is a piercing located in the skin surrounding your navel. There are several variations of this piercing, including the top, bottom, and sides of the navel, and they are sometimes pierced in pairs.

- You might be told "no" to a belly button piercing for several reasons... You might have scar tissue from a surgery, pregnancy, or previous piercing. You might also have a belly that folds over the navel (which would make you a bad candidate for healing)

- Before you get pierced, have your professional piercer take a look at your navel. If they tell you "no," don't bounce around from piercer to piercer until you get an answer you like! They said no for a reason - this will save you lots of pain and discomfort in the long run.

- Turning the no into a yes: instead of a "traditional" top-mount belly ring, you might be able to get your lower navel pierced, the sides of your navel pierced, or a surface/dermal piercing somewhere around your navel. Alternatively, a dangly belly ring makes a great substitute for dangly nipple rings if you're unable to have your nipples pierced.
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Dear Alley

I'm plus size, can I pull off a belly ring?
Dear Alley
Alley S.
BodyCandy's pierced pro & fashion forward diva

DEAR ALLEY: I've been on the fence about getting my belly button pierced.

I'm a plus size girl and the way my belly sits is a little funny, but I want to be able to love my body and feel good about myself, however, I don't know if it'll even look good or if people will judge me for it because I'm plus size.

Do you have any advice?

- Kitty

Piercing nightmare: Should I get these ALL repierced?
DEAR ALLEY: Thank You for taking the time to read this.

My Name is Jon. I watch your blogs when I get an opportunity. I saw where you mentioned that a lot of your followers know you are a musician. I did not know that and would like to know what band you perform with?

As of the other reason I am writing is to ask for your advice.

This past Friday evening I went to see a guy that friends recommended and the guy himself told me he was a professional tattoo artist/piercer. When I arrived at the address he gave me I noticed it was a house and not an actual studio and it should thrown up a BIG RED FLAG. I should have turned around immediately and went to someone else, but I didn’t. I went to see him to get double daith(s) and my septum pierced. It was not an experience someone would expect from a professional.

I really feel like he did a rush job so could make quick cash and move on to his next client doing a tattoo.

When I arrived home and looked in the mirror I noticed that the septum piercing was crooked (right side felt right and the left felt a little down and forward) the jewelry didn’t sit right in my nose. I also didn’t feel like was in the supposed sweet spot that I think you have talked about in your blog before, so I removed the jewelry.

Also two of the daith piercings he had struggles getting the balls on the jewelry. I took them out the same night as well because he had pierced the top skin of the tragus in both ears not just the daith in both ears. As for my job I am not suppose to have any visible or easily seen piercings.

I am wanting let the two daiths and my nose heal up and try get them redone by someone in a reputable studio.

My question to you is:

How long do you think I should wait before trying get the piercings done again?

Thanks,
- Jon

I pierced myself, it's not right, should I take it out?
DEAR ALLEY: I was just wondering if my septum should be taken out!

I pierced it myself (I knew it wasn't a good idea) but I pierced it once, couldn't get the piercing inside the needle so I took it out, and by the time I was gonna put the jewelry in it wouldn't go in. I couldn't find the hole so I pierced it again pretty close to the original hole - it was uneven that time and I think the cartilage was pierced on one side and it went more towards the sweet spot I guess. That side was the only side that stung though as I pierced it.

But now on each side, thick yellow skin forms and I have been scraping it off. I'm not sure if its crust around the piercing or just the first hole healing. What should I be using to clean it? I used witch hazel, mint castille oil, and apple cider vinegar because I don't have sea salt - only Himalayan. What should I be getting to clean it daily?

Thank you so much!!
- Maria
 

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