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I never had the problem of it getting infected. Sea salt soaks are your friend. And I didn't clean it for as long as they said.
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sea salt soaks? share this witchery with me
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like a little bit of sea salt to a cup of water-warm they say, but I've done cold.
You can soak cottonballs in it and just kinda let it sit there on the piercing....or spray it like I did. If you notice an infection-use the cottonball instead....and you might want to do the same with the inside of your nose-using the cottonballs (you'll have to work with them to get them up there. Warm is best until the swelling goes down |
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Echo-chan; thanks for the heads-up. I will keep that in mind for the future.
Yokuutsu - doesn't the sea salt sting? |
Nah. Maybe it does if you put too much in it....but I've never had it sting.
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I've had my septum and lip pierced. I don't wear them anymore, though. I just stopped putting them in because of work, and now that I'm self-employed I just haven't really thought to put jewelry back in, and I'm kinda over it anyways.
I love septum piercings, still, and I would love to have mine back, but that's about all I would get again, or for the first time. I took care of them both with sea salt and water. I had issues with my lip ring at first because it was my first piercing and I wasn't informed on after-care, so I ended up breaking out in hives really bad all over my face, and that ended up getting infected completely overnight. I went to bed feeling fine, I woke up with open skin and grossness on my face. It got infected because I was scratching my face that night, since it felt itchy. I ended up having to go to the E.R. and get some ointment, then everything was fine about a week later. That was not a good experience. I also have really sensitive skin and if I don't get something that's stainless steel or a real gold or silver, my skin freaks out. |
ugh that sounds awful. it didn't scar, did it?
i can't wear stainless steel in piercing holes, or silver in new ones |
@Scylla
I hate to inform you...most rings put in new piercings are stainless steel so good luck with that...cause surgical steel costs more. @Kyon I don't see how you broke out in hives that bad. Shit, I didn't even follow the cleaning procedure. My piercings do better after the first couple of weeks if I stop cleaning at that point. |
i have to get gold/white gold put in new piercings, rather than anything else. It's more expensive, but i'd rather not infect my ears, thanks.
if you go to a good place you can find good piercing jewelry for a small amount of money |
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It was supposed to be a good place, though. Idk. |
Trust what you see, not what you hear.
Next time pay attention. No telling how many statutes they broke. |
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