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Did you ever fancy tragus stud, conch or helix piercings? Then, you must be looking out for tragus jewelry? Upper ear or ear lobe piercing, it’s not too difficult to find piercing jewelry these days. Tragus jewelry sites online have comprehensive collection of different body jewelry types, forms, designs, colors. Body jewelry includes labrets, flesh tunnels, belly rings, eyebrow bars, curved barbells, bars, spikes, rings, monroe labrets, and lots more. Array of styles and shaft lengths can be brought home with just a click on your mouse. How simple can this be? Try it out yourself, from the cosy comforts of your house. Some ear lobe jewelry offers you a tribal look. Based on the designs and shape they offer different look to different people.

The worlds finest body piercing jewelry is brought on your computer screen, all at your finger tips. Get the ultimate body jewelry shopping experience today. Beautiful handmade tribal studs, diamond studs, and custom made jewelry for your beautiful piercings. You can suggest your designs and experts can transform your ideas into reality. Also available are top quality piercing jewelery for labrets, navel rings, piercings, lip, nose, eyebrow bars, ear piercings, tongue, other ear piercings such as tragus rings, flesh tunnels, stretched ear plugs, industrial bars, scaffold and tapers. Read the rest of this entry »

Originally posted 2009-05-02 18:36:37. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Lip Piercings are cool in ancient times

In the society of the ancient Aztecs and Mayans, a man who has a lip piercing is a member of the higher caste and he usually wears jewelry made from gold and jade. Today, a lot of people, including some celebrities, wear lip rings because of the way it allows them to express themselves.

Yes, you will get piercing points with your bad boy and girl friends. Also, do not underestimate the lip piercing procedure. It is a decision that involves facing risks and consequences that might cause you to regret your actions later. Also, you have to remember that a lip piercing isn’t something that you can just remove after you have grown tired of it. So, if you’re still up to getting a lip piercing, here are some things you need to take note of before going through it.

Who and Where? Lip piercing pointers.

Ask around and pick an artist who is well-recommended. Make sure that he has a certificate from the Association of Professional Piercers (APP). This is an organization of piercing artists that make safety rules that prevent you from incurring health risks due to piercing. Also, pick a piercing salon that is clean and has artists who sanitize their hands before doing a piercing. You should also make sure that they use sterilized needles in sealed packages and not a piercing gun. Remember that piercing guns cannot be sterilized and if they use one on you, you’re bound to get an infection from your piercing.

The Placement

Since you will be living with it for the rest of your life, you should know where you want to have your lip piercing done. Putting a lip ring on your lower lip is very much recommended because it doesn’t have any contact with your gums and wouldn’t cause any damages in this area in the future.

You can also have a labret stud on the area below your lower lip. This is also called a labret. Because the flat disk is squeezed between the back of the lip and the gums, the placement of this lip piercing is very important because it can hurt your gums.

If you’re feeling adventurous, it is also possible to put a labret stud above the upper lip. Because it is related to the placement of Marilyn Monroe’s beauty mark, it is called a Monroe piercing. And, if you are a very daring person, you can also opt for Angelbites, which consists of two upper lip piercings on both sides of the lip. Only labret studs can be used for this type of lip piercing. Snakebites, on the other hand, are just like Angelbites. The difference is that Snakebites are found on the opposite sides of the lower lip and both rings and studs can be used for this type of lip piercing. Read the rest of this entry »

Originally posted 2009-03-08 18:49:27. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Oral piercings are getting trendy, and work well for a lot of people

Oral piercing is one of the most popular types of piercings out there, and its popularity is ever increasing. Oral piercings are classified as anything which involves the mouth. The most common oral piercing is the tongue piercing, but labret piercings, lip piercings, and cheek piercings are among the other types which fall under the category of oral piercings. For as popular as oral piercing is, it also represents more risks than most kinds of piercing. As such, it is incredibly important to evaluate the pros and cons of receiving an oral piercing before committing to the procedure.

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Originally posted 2009-09-07 16:35:21. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Ear pierced.

Get to know the ear and the piercing process

The ear piercing is the standard for everyone entering the world of body piercing. To some extent ear piercings are not quite as simple as they once were. It is the standard for every little girl, my niece is turning five and wants a piercing. Men are more and these days interested in getting their ears pierced. It has come to cross all cultural bounds, and for now and probably the future, the varieties of ear piercings are endless and there are more risks as well.

Before, earrings were most commonly located in the earlobe – in both earlobes, in fact. Then, people started getting multiple piercings in each earlobe. It is now possible, in fact, to have one’s ear pierced all the way from the lobe to the cartilage. These days, more and more cartilage piercings are becoming popular. There is the rook piercing, the tragus piercing, and the helix piercing, which is the most “standard” cartilage piercing, being located right at the top of the cartilage in most cases. The former two are located in little bits of cartilage located within the nautilus of the ear. There are also conch piercings, snug piercings (the corresponding shape just inside of the cartilage line), anti-tragus piercings, and daith piercings – all rather complicated cartilage piercing. Lastly, there is the industrial piercing, which usually involves a barbell (or even a safety pin, in certain cases), spanning from one side of the upper cartilage to the other side. Because none of these piercings are located in the earlobe, they are generally defined as cartilage piercings – but since they are located on or within the ear, they also still qualify as ear piercings. For the most part, cartilage piercings take much longer to heal than regular earlobe piercings. As far as earlobe piercing is concerned, the higher up the piercing is located, the longer it may take to heal. The usual estimate is six to eight weeks, just to be on the safe side.

Rings or Studs for my little ear

Earlobe piercings may be first pierced with rings or stud. With cartilage piercings, piercers usually recommend using a stud at first, and generally encourage the person getting pierced to choose a gold stud. After healing periods have elapsed and the wearer can choose the piercing of his or her own choice, those choices are practically limitless. There are, of course, studs and rings, but there are also dangle earrings, which are made to “flow” from the earlobe and can be as long as the wearer wishes. There is also a French hook style of earring, wherein the earring hangs from the lobe thanks to a hook shaped in such a way that the earring will not easily fall out of the ear. There are “huggy” or cuff earrings, which cling to the earlobe. There are “slave” earrings, wherein, usually, a stud is connected by a chain to an ear cuff or cartilage ring worn somewhere higher on the ear.

There are also earrings known as ear threads, which are not actually earrings at all. Rather, these are chains so thin they can slip through the piercing whole. As well, there are earrings known as ear needles, which is a thin plastic stick that goes straight into the piercing hole. Generally, these do not fall out because they are a little bit larger than the hole itself. Jewelry used in other piercing sites, such as barbells, can also be used in ear piercings. Captive bead rings, rings with a ball closure, are another popular choice, as are circular barbells – which do not close all the way, unlike bead rings and captive rings (basically a captive bead ring, minus the bead) – and flesh plugs, which are also known as grommets and eyelets, and they are generally used in large gauge piercing or to stretch an ear piercing, which has become quite a popular trend. Similar to these are earrings called flesh tunnels, but they are hollow in the middle.

These days there are also permanent earrings, which are exactly what the name suggests. Thanks to a soldering procedure, these kinds of earrings do not come out and cannot be removed without serious assistance. Read the rest of this entry »

Originally posted 2009-03-01 23:05:34. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Ear Plugs that come in different materials for you

Ear plugs come in acrylic, steel, gold, silver or zircons, every thing is in trend now. Online ear plugs sites offers you an exhaustive collection of different body jewelry types, forms, designs, colors. Also in trend is the upper ear or ear lobe piercing, it's not too difficult to find piercing jewelry these days. Body jewelry includes flesh tunnels, labrets, eyebrow bars, curved barbells, belly rings, eyebrow bars, bars, spikes, rings, monroe labrets, and lots more.

Try out a combination of ear plugs, before buying one. Online shopping lets you book your ear jewelry online after you have viewed the jewellery. Based on the designs and shape they offer different look to different people. You can choose from varied forms and designs. Ear studs in diamond or gems, Tragus Clear Square, Gem Ear Stud, Clear Marques Gem Ear Stud and others offer you a good choice. Ear plug with O rings, Ear plugs - available in different metal offers a better choice, like steel, acrylic, horn, white howlite and hand blown glass - with gems, logos and decoration. Other body jewelry includes labrets, flesh tunnels, belly rings, eyebrow bars, curved barbells, bars, spikes, rings, monroe labrets, and lots more. Flesh tunnels are available in many sizes manufactured from surgical steel, titanium, plastic and other simpler forms. Read the rest of this entry »

Originally posted 2009-04-11 18:33:24. Republished by Blog Post Promoter