Belly button piercings have gained popularity as a trendy way to showcase body jewellery and add flair to your midriff. Similar to other piercings, the question of pain often looms large for those considering the procedure. If you've previously endured lobe...
Belly button piercings are very popular because they look good on many different bodies, especially in the summertime. People like them not just because they look nice but because they can show off their personal style. There are many different...
In the ever-changing world of body art, the frog eyes piercing has become quite popular. So, where did it come from, how do you get it done, and what about the pain and possible problems? Let's explore this trend and give some...
One of the most common questions in body jewellery is about its size. Getting precise measurements is really important, and you can do this using a measuring tool or a card that has holes for the Jewellery and a ruler with clear...
Piercings are a great way to express your personality and have some fun with the jewellery. While several piercings might go in and out of fashion trends, piercings have existed for centuries and will continue to play a massive role in the world...
So, you just got a new piercing but the initial discomfort is bothering you? Don't worry! It's completely normal to experience some pain, swelling, and redness after getting a fresh piercing. But here's the good news – you can take...
Body piercings are a way to show off your personal style, and there's a ton of bling available for every spot. Ear piercing, face bling, oral studs, body bars, and the down-under zone – you name it, there's an option for it. But...
Have you ever had the dream of getting a piercing, only to be told that your anatomy doesn't quite suit it? Perhaps you've already experienced the frustration of an unsuccessful navel piercing, where it migrated or got rejected. Well, you're...
Let's have a chat about the rook piercing. It's a fancy little piercing on the upper ear cartilage, perched just above the tragus in what we like to call the anti-helix. The rook sits right between the outer ear and...
