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All About Nose Piercings

Information and Care Advice for Nose PiercingsThe nose is the second most popular place, after ears, to get a body piercing. A longtime presence in Indian, African, and South Pacific cultures, in the last three decades this small bit of body jewelry has gone from rare to nearly everywhere in the US and Europe. Yet, as pandora sale 2016 prevalent as this piercing seems, it can be tricky to heal without complications and is cause of much debate in the professional working world.

What you will find here is information about the different types of nose piercings that exist, advice for before you get pierced, options for nose jewelry, videos of nose piercings being done, some piercing "no nos" to avoid, and much more.

Types of Nose PiercingsNoses allow for a few variations in piercing. The nose is cartilage, so this tissue is tougher to pierce and can be more problematic to heal compared to earlobes, which are soft tissue.

This is the most common place for a nose piercing. The jewelry is placed somewhere along the rim of the nostril, either on the left or the right side of the nose. There is no significance or meaning to which side you get pierced; it's just your preference. Anything you hear to the contrary is just an urban myth. A ring or stud is best for starting but make sure the jewelry is not too tight to the nose if it is a stud. That can lead to healing problems.

Below, you can see what it looks like to get a nostril piercing done. Note that no piercing gun is used.

Types of Nose JewelrySadly, a lot of people refer to any and all types of nose piercing jewelry as nose rings, which is inaccurate. There are many different pandora charms cheap types of jewelry available, such as the following.

Ring: A tiny captive or fixed bead ring is very popular for nose piercings. Only circular barbells, loops, or hoops are really "nose rings."

Rings are the best option for starter jewelry until the initial healing period is over, as they make it easy to clean the piercing thoroughly and allow room for any swelling.

Bone/Pin/Stud: This is a short post style piece of jewelry with a small bead or decoration that rests on the outside of the nostril. Items described as "bones" or "pins" often do not have a conventional backing. Sometimes they are just a straight post and sometimes the inside end terminates with a larger bead end. I get a lot of email from people complaining that bones are hard to get in and out and are painful to change. Do not get a nose bone when you first get your nose pierced. Essentially, you'll just wind up ripping it out of your nose later if you ever want to change it.

Do not get a bone, pin, stud, or (as you will read about further down) spike when you first get your nose pierced.

Screw: A nostril screw is a style of jewelry from India and has become very popular in Western piercing. It has a short pandora rings post that then goes into a small curl. This curl works instead of a backing to hold the jewelry in place. A more modern variation on this style pandora charms outlet is the "L bar," which has an angled straight piece on the inside end instead of a curl.

U Bend: This is a jewelry option just for septum piercings. It is a small "U" shaped piece that can be worn with the ends flipped up inside the nostrils, thus making the piercing undetectable. This is the only type of nose piercing jewelry that can truly be entirely invisible.

Spike: This is another jewelry option for septums, and sometimes bridge piercings. It's essentially a straight taper worn horizontally through the piercing, with pointed ends that stick out. Not for new piercings!

Things to Ask Your Piercer Before You Get PiercedHere are some very simple questions that everyone should ask his or her body piercer before getting a piercing. If your piercer says he or she has an aftercare sheet to give you, be sure to go over it together before you sit down and get pierced. That way you can be sure you understand everything, and that way you don't forget after you are pierced since you may feel a bit lightheaded.

Ask about what products to use to take care of your healing nose: Find out if the piercer recommends any special soap or aftercare product for your nose. Be sure to mention any allergies to ingredients or fragrances you might have.

Ask how your chosen nose jewelry works, or how it goes in and out of your nose: Some people get their noses pierced and then, months down the road, want to change pandora jewelry outlet the jewelry and don't know how. Your piercer should be able to easily show you.

Ask about any pandora charms sale clearance medical concerns you have: If you are worried about colds, allergies, or activities, bring these up with your piercer.

And as with all body service situations, if you don't like the answers that you are given or feel like the piercer is blowing you off, or treating you like you are dumb, don't get pierced by that person! Go find someone else with better training and a more professional manner.

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