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?'s about plugs
Is it okay to use silicone plugs for ear stretching? I have read that some people dont like them or that they are bad... but I don't know the reason why? Also I am looking for a good place to buy plugs
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Re: ?'s about plugs
I already posted to a post similar to this here: http://www.earstretching.net/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=41 And I usually buy mine at hottopic, I think they have the best deal but for cheaper ones I say you go online. Check out ear-gauges.com while your at it!
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http://www.bodyartforms.com/materials.asp
Implant grade silicone is entirely safe for body piercing use and is great for people with metal allergies or sensitivities.
* Wash with antibacterial soap and warm water before inserting into your piercing.
* Use lubricant before inserting or removing silicone eyelets/plugs. This will help reduce chance of tearing.
* Silicone jewelry CAN be autoclaved.
* Never soak in or use harsh chemicals such as alcohol.
* Silicone is not recommended to stretch your piercing. It has been done successfully, but not in all cases. If you want to take the chance and go for it, that's fine. Just be aware that your body could BADLY react to it.
Implant grade silicone is entirely safe for body piercing use and is great for people with metal allergies or sensitivities.
* Wash with antibacterial soap and warm water before inserting into your piercing.
* Use lubricant before inserting or removing silicone eyelets/plugs. This will help reduce chance of tearing.
* Silicone jewelry CAN be autoclaved.
* Never soak in or use harsh chemicals such as alcohol.
* Silicone is not recommended to stretch your piercing. It has been done successfully, but not in all cases. If you want to take the chance and go for it, that's fine. Just be aware that your body could BADLY react to it.
Re: ?'s about plugs
Thanks for clearing that up John
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