Buy Nose Piercing

Want to buy your first nose piercing? You've successfully gotten it pierced and the healing process is over? Then it's time to check out a nose piercing shop! Buying a nose piercing isn't as easy as it seems, because you're spoiled for choice. Besides a wide variety of designs, a good nose piercing shop also offers various materials and shapes. Especially with nose piercings, the options for the end of the stud are numerous. You'll have to try out different ends to find the best one for you; this is part of the nose piercing buying process. Some people like soft and flexible ends made of bioplastic, while others find them too large and uncomfortable for breathing and prefer a simple straight stud. Perhaps you're worried about the risks of losing a straight stud? In that case, a small, ball-shaped end would offer a bit of security. But don't forget, you'll have to push this ball through the piercing channel every time you change your nose piercing. If that's uncomfortable for you, you might opt ​​for an L-shaped stud. However, these are usually hard and made of metal. The ornate U-shape made of bioplastic is softer, but as mentioned, it takes up more space in the nose.

Even with nostril piercings, buying a nose piercing isn't so easy. It's a science in itself, just like nose piercing aftercare and risks.

For a septum piercing, most people choose a ring or a circular barbell, which is a horseshoe shape (you can also hide this by flipping it up if needed, for example, at work). When buying a nose piercing, definitely pay attention to the ring gauge; septum piercings, in particular, are often available in 1mm, 1.2mm, or 1.6mm gauges, depending on what fits your piercing channel. Have you stretched your piercing channel? No worries, a good shop will also carry nose piercings in larger gauges.

For bridge, nasallang , and Austin bar piercings, straight barbells are usually preferred, although rings are also possible depending on the piercing. When buying a nose piercing, it's important to know the required bar length, as this can vary depending on the shape of your nose. It's best to ask about this directly after getting your nose pierced .