Women Ear Piercing

About Women Ear Piercing Android App

1. Think why you want to pierced ears. Do you do it in school? You want to be able to wear the beautiful earrings you get as a birthday gift? You really like to see pierced ears? Thinking about your motives will help put the piercing in a natural perspective, and remind you that the benefits you'll get with ear piercing are greater than the pain if you actually do it.
2. Consider alternatives to ear piercing. Know that you can use a pair of earrings or use a converter to wear a pierced earring, if you want to wear an earring without needing to feel the piercing pain.

3. Do some research.
Knowing risk is the first step to overcome it. Think about ways to reduce the risks you've learned, and make plans to keep your ears clean and safe.

4. Choose a safe and reliable place to pierce your ears. Make an appointment at a reputable piercing salon. Consider the reviews and ratings, prices and salon operating hours before you make an appointment.

5. Understand the legal aspects of piercing. In some countries you may be asked to sign a statement. If you're worried about the legal side and about the rights you'll get if something goes wrong, take a moment to read the statement. Ask questions about anything that seems confusing, or if you have questions. Make sure you understand the letter of revelation and feel confident with what is listed there before you sign it.

6. Decide where you want piercings. When you're pierced ears, the piercer makes a point in every ear. Make sure it's really the right location. Take the time to see the look of your ears in the mirror. Consider from various angles, and ask your friend or the piercer's opinion. Think about how your ear looks with earrings, and make sure you're really comfortable with the point location before making piercings.

7. Understand how the piercing process is done. They will take you to a room and have you sit down while they will prepare the necessary equipment. If any equipment looks threatening or frightening, ask the piercer about the equipment. Make sure you understand what the usefulness of each tool is and how it works. You can also inquire about the cleaning and sterilization process of the equipment. Make yourself comfortable with the equipment before continuing the piercing process.

8. Prepare yourself after the piercing. Know that your ears may hurt for a while after the piercing, but remember that the pain will subside soon. Ask for written information about ear care on the piercer. Make sure you are comfortable with your ear piercings and know how to take care of them.