DO NOT USE THE FOLLOWING TO CLEAN YOUR NEW BODY PIERCINGS:
Do not use rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide. (Both slow the healing of pierced area by drying and killing new healthy cells) Do not use bacitracin or other ointments. (Ointments attempt to heal the skin & may slow oxygen transport to the tissue) Also, try to avoid using any soaps with triclosan.
NON-ORAL PIERCING AFTERCARE INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Be sure to wash your hands every time before touching your new piercing.
1. Swelling is normal during the first few days with a new piercing.
3. Clean your piercing with warm water and Dr. Bronner's soap. If you can't find Dr. Bronner's, use a mild antibacterial soap and rinse thoroughly.
4. Make sure to clean the jewelry post as well as the skin on both sides of your new piercing.
5. While washing your new piercing, be sure to remove all residue from piercing site and jewelry.
6.. Pat dry with a clean towel, Q-Tip or allow to air dry.
7. Apply a piercing aftercare saline rinse to your new piercing and allow to air dry. If you don't have an aftercare product that was purchased, you can make a solution out of sea salt and distilled water.
8. A good rule of thumb is to treat each piercing like a minor surgery, and you should have less issues.
9. Any questions, comments or concerns, please text the link below with your name age, type and date of piercing and reason for texting.
***DERMALS***
Make sure to follow same aftercare instructions except for moving the implant. DO NOT MOVE DERMAL WHILE HEALING. KEEP BANDAGE ON FOR 3 - 5 DAYS TO ENSURE IT HAS TIME TO ANCOR.
ORAL PIERCING AFTERCARE INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Be sure to wash your hands every time before touching your new piercing.
2. Healing time is approximately 3-5 weeks on all oral piercings.
3. Swelling is normal for the first few days with all oral piercings. Keep ice in your mouth and place an ice pack outside the mouth to help with swelling.
4. Rinse your mouth a minimum of 4-6 times per day with an antiseptic mouthwash. Alcohol-free mouthwash won't sting as bad but, it must be antiseptic. You may also use coconut water to rinse, if you choose to go all natural. Be sure to rinse your mouth after eating, drinking or smoking. Also, before you go to bed and first thing in the morning.
5. Be sure to rinse your mouth thoroughly for at least 30-60 seconds each time you rinse with antiseptic mouthwash.
6. A good rule of thumb is to treat each piercing like a minor surgery, and you should have less issues.
7. Any questions, comments or concerns, please text the link below with your name age, type and date of piercing and reason for texting.
LIP PIERCING AFTERCARE INTRUCTIONS:
Follow the ORAL PIERCING AFTERCARE INSTRUCTIONS above, in addition to the following procedures listed below:
1. Swelling is normal during the first few days with a new piercing.
2. Clean the external skin of your piercing with warm water and Dr. Bronner's soap. If you can't find Dr. Bronner's, use a mild antibacterial soap and rinse thoroughly.
3. Make sure to clean the jewelry post as well as the external skin of your new piercing.
4. While washing your new piercing, be sure to remove all residue from piercing site and jewelry.
5. Pat dry with a clean towel, Q-Tip or allow to air dry.
6. Rinse your mouth a minimum of 4-6 times per day with an antiseptic mouthwash. Alcohol-free mouthwash won't sting as bad but, it must be antiseptic. You may also use coconut water to rinse, if you choose to go all natural. Be sure to rinse your mouth after eating, drinking or smoking. Also, before you go to bed and first thing in the morning.
7. A good rule of thumb is to treat each piercing like a minor surgery, and you should have less issues.
8. Any questions, comments or concerns, please text the link below with your name age, type and date of piercing and reason for texting.
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