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From: Body Candy - Thursday Apr 01, 2021 11:33 pm
5 Tips to Unscrew a Piercing Ball That Is Stuck
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5 Tips to Unscrew a Piercing Ball That Is Stuck
5 Tips to Unscrew a Piercing Ball That Is Stuck

A piercing ball that is stuck can take all of the fun out of accessorizing... Not only that, it can be an incredibly frustrating experience. How can you unscrew a stuck piercing ball?

If you've got a stubborn piece of body jewelry that just won't open up, here are a few tips to help you loosen up that ball.

Keep reading to find out more >

Find Your Fit: A Sizing Guide for Captive Rings
Find Your Fit: A Sizing Guide for Captive Rings

Captive rings come in so many different sizes that there are very few piercings in which they cannot be worn. To size a captive ring, two measurements are needed: the gauge size and the diameter of the ring.

Don't know how to find these dimensions? No worries! We'll help you navigate this situation with ease to get the perfect fit....
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Today, we have questions from Gloria, Bri, and Sierra - we're talking about industrial bars and piercing bumps; masking up for work when you are pierced (and the complications that might ensue); and what to do when you have an infected belly ring.

Today's Questions:

- "Dear Alley: I got an industrial bar piercing about three (3) years ago. I cleaned and took care of it properly, but I still got a bump on the backside of my ear. How can I get rid of it, or is it too late?" - Gloria

- "Hi, my name is Bri! I have to wear double masks at my job and I have an industrial bar. The masks I have to wear irritated it and created a keloid around the trouble spot. What should I do? I wanted to get it surgically removed but I feel like it would defeat the purpose if I have to keep wearing the mask still. Have a nice day!" - Bri

- "Hi, I recently got a belly piercing and it's infected, what do I do? My parents won't take me to a doctor, but it's itchy and red..." - Sierra
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Dear Alley

Migrating piercing, stretched hole, how do I fix it?
Dear Alley
Alley S.
BodyCandy's pierced pro & fashion forward diva

DEAR ALLEY: I’ve had my navel piercing for almost 11 years but I took it out 5 years ago when I got pregnant. I’ve had 3 babies since and now my navel hole is still there but it’s migrated so close to the edge of skin that I can’t wear jewelry without it feeling like it’s going to get pulled out.

Is there anything that can be done to get rid of that hole and re-pierce it that doesn’t involve going to a surgeon?

Regards,
- Jenny

Not infected, why is my piercing so sensitive?

DEAR ALLEY: After a long time considering, I got my nipples pierced in early 2019. Obviously it took them a good long while to heal. At some point, within about a month or so of the point when I could change the jewelry, things got a tad rough for the newly-healed area when intimate with my partner, and I experienced a small tear.

After about a month of cleaning it carefully and monitoring it, I became concerned enough to schedule an appointment at the studio that did the piercing to see if it was at a point where I should remove it and let it heal. I was assured that it would take a month or so to heal fully, but I wouldn't need to remove the piercing.

Well, fast forward several more months, and while the tear itself has healed up, there is a persistent soreness that I can't seem to get rid of and am not quite sure what to do about. Nothing seems to be infected or otherwise afflicted, I just cant seem to get rid of this over sensitivity and its only the one piercing, the other doesn't have the issue at all.

Thank you!
- Tara

Can you change your jewelry after 6 weeks?
DEAR ALLEY: My granddaughter wants to change her septum, it's been 6 weeks. How can she do it without hurting or missing the holes?

- Debbie
 

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