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How To Fix A Crooked Piercing

If you've made it here, odds are you have a crooked piercing. Maybe your navel piercing healed crooked and you need a little help. Maybe your nipple piercings are crooked and you're wondering if there's anything you can do about it... Either way, a piercing should be a source of joy, not stress!

Keep reading to find out more >

5 Basic Piercing Care Mistakes You'll Make As A Rookie

Since every body is different, piercing aftercare isn't always an exact science... But we've come up with 5 silly mistakes that pierced and modified rookies tend to make while they're healing up their piercings.

It's time for another edition of Answering Your Piercing Questions!

Today, we have questions from Peggy, Adryanna, and Sabrina - we're talking about tricky micro nose rings; o-rings for piercing jewelry; stubborn piercing bumps; and jewelry that's too small for a belly button ring.

Today's Questions:

- At the beginning of this year, I had my nose pierced. I waited 3 months and it felt healed. I couldn't get back to my piercer to have her remove the gem she put in it when she pierced me, and slip a silver ring into place. So I decided I'd do it myself. I gently removed the gem, removed the long backing and discovered the short end with the gem had disappeared. I was able to put the long backing in its place temporarily, while I got my ring cleaned... and that's when my daughter walked in. She told me, loudly, that I had no business taking the original stud out because it took a year for piercings to heal. Then she told me I needed to get a micro O-ring to secure what I had in there. I got a bag of 30 figuring I could always use them on something else." - Peggy

- "So I love piercings but the always seem to get infected no matter what. I follow the rules and guidelines. I recently got a conch piercing but its infected now and has a bump on it. Any advice on how to help it heal? Or should I take it out?" - Adryanna

- "I re-pierced my belly button after a year & a half after it closed, but the jewelry I used was to small & was getting eaten, so I changed it to a hoop, but I'm afraid of it getting rejected, is there anything I can do to help?" - Sabrina

Make sure you watch my vlog to see the answers to these great questions!

Did I take my jewelry out too soon?

Why do my piercings keep getting infected?

Anything I can do to help my rejecting piercing?

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