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If you are under the age of 18 you are unable to sign a legal binding contract. This goes for anything. For a body piercing you would need to be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian if you are under 18. This does not mean that your older sibling can bring you in. It must be a legal guardian if it isnt your parents. There are no exceptions to this rule. This is only for body piercings. This does not apply to any form of Body Modification, Genital Piercings or Tattoos. If you have any further questions you can call us during our business hours of 12-10pm EST Tuesday - Saturday and we will be glad to help you.
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we wouldn't ever work out of a "house" because thats disgusting. the shop is a clean and sterile environment and your house although you may think it is clean is not as clean as lets say a hospital. would you do open heart surgery in your house? i would hope not. we are very serious about cleanliness as any of our clients will tell you but piercing out of the house is something that is frowned upon in our industry and rightfully so. it should never be done and the people who do it just give our profession a bad name.
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i would never sell a nose bone. really dont like them and when you leave them in for too long they can become stuck in your nose because of the inside bead being bigger than the barbell itself. the nostril screw (cork screw) is my personal favorite because it stays in better than the other 2 choices one might have.
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I did, but people didnt take it serious enough. So i stopped. I only had one person complete the course and his name is Joey. Anyone else who says i taught them is lying.
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asked by strigimaga
at least one daily. thanks for the laughs, lol. so true.
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that is true. surface piercings almost never heal. you should look into the different types of implants you can get done. some are a little more serious than others so talk with your piercer and see what procedure is right for you. if you have any further questions feel free to email us at iprickubodyworks@gmail.com
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asked by neenamari3
We always recommend that you follow the instructions given to you by the person and/or place you were pierced by/at. We recommend that our clients clean a nose piercing 2x a day w/ Dial Antibacterial Foaming Complete Soap. Only clean the outside of the piercing. Warm water both before and after.
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depends what the piercing is.
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tapers are tools. we dont sell our tools.
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I always recommend for any sort of body piercing, mod, even stretching or re-opening a piercing that you go to a professional. It will get done a lot quicker in a clean and sterile environment if you go to a reputable piercer at a reputable shop. I know its just stretching but why do it slowly, every day for a week, aggravating the ear and possibly causing a blowout when you can have a professional do it for you.
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The nipple has a lot of milk ducts in them so you should be fine. Some of my clients take them out so the baby doesnt accidentally swallow the jewelry.
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i dont sell my tools. it is wise to have a professional piercer stretch your ears for you. personally id rather have a professional stretch my ears and leave the shop w/ nice jewelry than have a big stick hanging out my ear cause i "dont want to push it all the way thru at once".
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could be either. i prefer the piercing if there is a chance you may not want it "forever" with the piercing you can take it out if you grow old of it.
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i tell people sight unseen that if they stretch to a 4 there is a good chance it will close back up.
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i did have a dream. and im living it.
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from my experience i had some tooth damage. i had a rather large tongue ring (0 ga) for a very long time. i never listened to my piercer and if i did this could have been avoided. Dont play with the piercing, you dont need to show it off. The more you play w/ it, the more you tighten the beads using your teeth to hold the post, the more hairline fractures you give your teeth. Over time these hairline fractures become cracks and holes and end up costing a ton of money to fix. Always listen to your piercer. They will suggest the proper type of jewelry for your tongue after the piercing. Something shorter, maybe even a long labret stud. something you cant play with, etc.
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asked by SexpertJaneBlow
yes. have you seen my back? that was a long time ago and i only do suspension for me now. there really isnt room in the shop and i dont like doing work outside the shop.
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If you think a piercing/mod is infected ALWAYS go back to your piercer or see a doctor immediately
