http://inkedhumans.com/another-nose-piercing-question/ Tattoo Social Network Wed, 27 Apr 2011 00:02:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 http://inkedhumans.com/another-nose-piercing-question/comment-page-1/#comment-4441 FOXY Thu, 11 Feb 2010 22:56:43 +0000 http://inkedhumans.com/another-nose-piercing-question/#comment-4441 hey, no thats not true, i had mine done, dont take it out if you do you will not be able to out it back in. keep in for a while before changing out. hey, no thats not true, i had mine done, dont take it out if you do you will not be able to out it back in. keep in for a while before changing out.

]]> http://inkedhumans.com/another-nose-piercing-question/comment-page-1/#comment-4440 sabrina. Thu, 11 Feb 2010 20:06:18 +0000 http://inkedhumans.com/another-nose-piercing-question/#comment-4440 No, don't take it out. What they mean is you clean around it. Like if you are using a salt spray you just spray it onto the piercing with the nose ring still in. The bleeding should stop soon though No, don’t take it out. What they mean is you clean around it. Like if you are using a salt spray you just spray it onto the piercing with the nose ring still in. The bleeding should stop soon though

]]> http://inkedhumans.com/another-nose-piercing-question/comment-page-1/#comment-4439 ayeeshaw Thu, 11 Feb 2010 17:57:57 +0000 http://inkedhumans.com/another-nose-piercing-question/#comment-4439 Leave it in! i took mines out 3 days after i got it done and didnt know how to put it back in and slept without it in and it closed so i got it repeirced. stay on the safe side and just leave it inn. just clean it with a q-tip Leave it in!
i took mines out 3 days after i got it done and didnt know how to put it back in and slept without it in and it closed so i got it repeirced.
stay on the safe side and just leave it inn.
just clean it with a q-tip

]]> http://inkedhumans.com/another-nose-piercing-question/comment-page-1/#comment-4438 Kyla Thu, 11 Feb 2010 17:38:11 +0000 http://inkedhumans.com/another-nose-piercing-question/#comment-4438 Don't take it out. Use dial soap (any kind of soap will do) and warm water and clean around it. then, kinda twist it around a bit to get any crusties that may have formed loosened up. The bleeding, it should stop soon. Mine bled for a couple of days when i got it done. Just remember, don't take it out!!!!! Don’t take it out. Use dial soap (any kind of soap will do) and warm water and clean around it. then, kinda twist it around a bit to get any crusties that may have formed loosened up. The bleeding, it should stop soon. Mine bled for a couple of days when i got it done. Just remember, don’t take it out!!!!!

]]> http://inkedhumans.com/another-nose-piercing-question/comment-page-1/#comment-4437 Paigeybe Thu, 11 Feb 2010 11:43:35 +0000 http://inkedhumans.com/another-nose-piercing-question/#comment-4437 For fresh piercings, you don't take the jewelry out to do sea salt soaks [SSS]. Nor do you HAVE to do SSS, but it's the only method I recommend for everyone [I have seven piercings and have used SSS to heal all of them successfully]. Sea salt soaks are the way to go with cleaning piercings because they draw out lymph and impurities [which also gets rid of and prevents infection]. The salt, when the right amount is used, matches up with your own body's pH pretty closely, so acts as a kind of osmosis. "Piercing cleaning solution", rubbing alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, and antibiotic sprays and ointments cannot do that. And you should avoid using all of those things. The cleaning solutions they give out at stores like Claire's is just crap and a waste of money, rubbing alcohol/hydrogen peroxide/things like Bactine are all too harsh and kill new skin cells, and things like Neosporin won't allow piercings to breathe and create a breeding ground for bacteria. For fresh piercings, you don’t take the jewelry out to do sea salt soaks [SSS]. Nor do you HAVE to do SSS, but it’s the only method I recommend for everyone [I have seven piercings and have used SSS to heal all of them successfully].
Sea salt soaks are the way to go with cleaning piercings because they draw out lymph and impurities [which also gets rid of and prevents infection]. The salt, when the right amount is used, matches up with your own body’s pH pretty closely, so acts as a kind of osmosis. “Piercing cleaning solution”, rubbing alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, and antibiotic sprays and ointments cannot do that. And you should avoid using all of those things. The cleaning solutions they give out at stores like Claire’s is just crap and a waste of money, rubbing alcohol/hydrogen peroxide/things like Bactine are all too harsh and kill new skin cells, and things like Neosporin won’t allow piercings to breathe and create a breeding ground for bacteria.

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