Archive for January, 2009

Ear Jewellery Steel Ear Plug and the Metal to be Used

Friday, January 30th, 2009
Kirthy Shetty asked:


Ear jewellery is definitely a fashion statement as you see more and more youngsters trying different forms of body jewellery just to look chic and trendy. Steel ear plugs are one such ear jewellery used to look good and is considered the no risk metal which is safely used for body jewellery. You should try and avoid those metals which can cause redness or inflammation. Basically, steel such as surgical steel, surgical implant titanium is often used as it’s the safest for ear jewellery. Avoid fake gold, it might not suit all skin type.

There are problem arising from ear piercing, beware of such problems. It can be an allergic reaction to metal such as nickel which is used to make ear rings. It’s better if ear rings are nickel free and is hypo allergenic. Is this your first piercing? Then, you better opt for stainless, surgical steel or 14 karat gold. However, it has been noticed that 14 karat gold also makes use of nickel at times and it would be better to use stainless steel. Make use of preventive and maintenance procedures need to be observed in order to avoid and treat pierced ear problems either on the lobe or on the cartilage. Keep it clean, by rubbing alcohol, or any other anti bacterial ointment. Anti-biotic is the next best option.

For those who don’t want to pierce their ears, have an option of stick on and clip on ear rings. Such ear rings are other wise known as no pierce ear rings. Clip ons are the earliest form of no pierce ear rings. Adhesive based materials used in stick on ear rings will hold your ear jewellery with out any ear piercings. You can wear your favourite studs with out any piercing. For those who have a tendency to develop allergic skin reactions to adhesives, should avoid it. Another type is the ear cuff. It attaches to the ear by pinching the ear or the helix. Although it is also widely used, it causes the ear to redden from the pinching. Magnetic earrings also simulate stud earrings. With the use of a magnetic back, it attaches to the ear due to magnetic force.

-  Magnetic earrings look as if the person is wearing a stud.

-  Stick on earrings have adhesive backs which stick to the ear lobe.

-  Clip-on earrings that can also be worn as a naval ring.

-  Spring hoops stick to the ear by means of a spring force.

-  Ear cuffs are curved metal bands that press against the ear.



Neil

Ear Piercing & Stretching Tips : Effects of an Ear Gauge

Thursday, January 22nd, 2009
expertvillage asked:


The effects of an ear gauge usually include a negative reaction from parents and other family. Avoid stretching earlobes to the point of being unrepairable by not going past a zero gauge with insight from a professional body piercer in this free video on ear piercing.

Carl

ear piercing Joe

Thursday, January 22nd, 2009
xxlucyxx asked:


joe german boy gets his ear pierced at me house by vicky.

Kenneth

How can I convince my mom for me to get a double ear piercing?

Monday, January 19th, 2009
(: asked:


How can I convince my mom for me to get a double ear piercing, not a cartilage, just double ear lobe piercings.
I had my ears pierced once, then they closed, and she let me pierce them again on the same spot so now i only have 2 piercings total.
I really want a double piercing and I can’t go in by myself because I’m younger than 18.
What are some good points I can make to her?

Kristen

Amelie: Second Ear Piercing

Wednesday, January 14th, 2009
julie3211993 asked:


My Friend getting her Ear Pierced a second time!

Marjorie

Body Piercing Tips & Aftercare : How to Stretch an Ear Piercing

Wednesday, January 7th, 2009
expertvillage asked:


Stretching an ear piercing involves using tapered jewelry to get the job done quickly, teflon tape for a more gradual stretching or weighted jewelry for a more extreme stretch. Avoid blow outs when stretching out an ear piercing with tips from a licensed piercer in this free video on body modification.

Ann

Earrings -a Fashion Statement of the Ages

Sunday, January 4th, 2009
Robert asked:


An earring is jewelry worn on the earlobe, usually clipped to the earlobe or fastened through a hole made in the earlobe. This is the piece of jewelry that is first noticed when looking at a person. This piece of jewelry decorates the ear and adds to the femininity of a woman. They are worn by both genders but to a lesser extent by man. They give the finishing touch to beauty and make a fashion statement.

History of earrings dates back to 2500 BC. In those days, earrings were worn only by the nobility. In the middle ages, this type of jewelry had taken a backseat as more importance was given to very elaborate hairstyles and neck pieces. They did make a comeback, and the metals used in the making of earrings were so heavy that the weight of the earrings caused elongated earlobes.

All precious metals such as gold, silver, platinum, and silver are used in the making of this adornment. Materials such as plastic, glass, and beads were used too. Precious gemstones like ruby, sapphire, topaz, diamond, and emerald were mounted on to the precious metal, giving the earring a more colorful, dazzling, and exotic look.

These adornments are made in all shapes and sizes to suit all types of faces. There are dangling ones, hoops, studs, buttons, droplets, chandelier earrings and many others. There are earrings to go with evening wear, for business meetings, office and more elaborate ones for weddings and other functions etc.

It would be interesting to note that in the days of Christ, it was said that wearing an earring was a demonic act. In India, in the earlier days, the Yogis practiced splitting their ears and placing large heavy earrings made of horn or glass at the time of their initiation into the sect. All that sounds crude with the advancement of technology and ear piercing is no longer such a tortuous procedure and is almost nothing more than pinprick now.

People from most cultures believe in wearing earrings at a very early age. In many cultures, ears are pierced as soon as the baby is born. This jewelry have never been the prerogative of women alone, as men wore them in years of yore and now wear them as a fashion statement. They have become a unisex piece of jewelry. Today the trend of wearing multiple earrings at the same time is prevalent.

The popularity of earrings has stood the test of time. They can enhance ones mood just my making a person feel confident and great.



Javier

Ear Piercing

Friday, January 2nd, 2009
leoreavis asked:


Cuz getting that ear pireced

Katie

Ear piercing

Thursday, January 1st, 2009
mitbec asked:


Our niece lauren gets her ears pierced at plumb gold in the beaver valley mall

Margaret