Getting Pierced

Last year I got my nostril pierced. I wish someone had told me all about nose piercings before I had it done. Here are fifteen things to know about getting pierced and living with a nose ring.

To take proper care of all piercings, you will need the following materials: Salt water solution like H2Ocean or Pressions brand aftercare spray Q-Tips H2Ocean can be found at Wal-Mart in the jewelry section for about $10.00 a bottle. If you...

If you've got a new piercing, or are considering getting one it's good to know what to expect from the healing process. Here's a guide as to how long healing is expected to take.

What is a Dermal piercing? Types, Procedure, Care, Scars removal, Pictures, Infection treatment. Dermal piercing is a permanent type of body piercing. It is also known as microdermal piercing...

How to take care of a new piercing. What to do if a piercing gets infected. How to avoid infection, and ensure a problem- free healing. What to do if your piercing migrates.

A professional body piercer shares her tips-of-the-trade for how to make sure your piercing heals quickly and well, including daily cleansing routine pointers and how to avoid and treat infections.

As a follow-up to "Everything About Nose Piercings," this article offers information on healing and aftercare. Get advice on jewelry issues, keloids or bumps, changing jewelry, and more.

Read this before using hydrogen peroxide to treat infection caused by ear piercing

This is a story of a prolonged belly piercing fail. Hopefully, this experience helps others who may be considering this type of piercing.

If you are considering getting your cartilage pierced, or just got it pierced and need some maintenance tips, this is the article for you.

Want to get a piercing, but not sure you want something too big or obvious? Why not opt for a more delicate look? Browse through this article for some delicate piercing ideas!

Learn about helix and forward helix piercings, from what to expect, to aftercare, to FAQ's, healing times, and common myths (debunked!).

Learn about all the different kinds of piercings, jewelries, healing times, cleansing, and risks.

Having your ears pierced is just the first step. Choosing the right earrings can be tricky with sensitive ears. Earrings labeled hypoallergic does not mean they are allergy-free. Here are some tips to help you find jewelry that suits your sensitive skin.

Minimize the risk of infection and scarring with these tips.

By following these simple steps, one can increase the odds of getting rid of an employer's perception about body modification to land a new job.