10 tips to take care of your piercings!
1 - Avoid touching!
It's a golden rule to ensure rapid self-healing. Indeed, constantly manipulating your piercing exposes you to a multitude of risks, from introducing bacteria through your hands to potential irritations. Cleaning is the only thing to consider.
2 - Do not remove the crusts
They act as a barrier against external pathogens, thus preventing potential infections. They must be allowed to follow their natural cycle to promote uncomplicated healing.
3 - Wash your hands
Hands harbor a large number of bacteria, so before touching your piercing, thoroughly wash your hands with antibacterial soap to avoid any contamination..
4 - Clean regularly
Daily cleaning is an essential ritual in preserving your piercings. Morning and evening, gently clean them with a mild saline solution, a pH-neutral soap, or an alcohol-free cleanser, taking care to remove any residue without disrupting the healing process.
5 - Use high-quality materials
For a guarantee of safety and durability, the choice of materials is paramount to preserve the beauty and health of your piercings over time. It's worth noting that all our piercings are made of raw surgical steel or 18-carat gold-plated.
6 - Avoid chemical products
To avoid irritations or allergic reactions, it is recommended to refrain from using chemicals such as perfume, lotion, makeup, or shampoos with harsh chemical agents near the piercing.
7 - Protecting your piercing during physical activity
Opt for loose clothing that minimizes friction with your piercings and avoid abrasive fabrics. If you engage in a high-contact sport, take precautions by wearing a headband or bandage to protect the pierced area.
8 - Monitor signs of infection
Any early signs of infection (redness, swelling, pain, warmth, or pus discharge) should be detected as early as possible. If symptoms persist, immediately consult a healthcare professional or a piercing specialist.
9 - Avoid sleeping on the pierced area
Constant pressure on the piercing can lead to irritations or a delay in the healing process. It's preferable to sleep on your back or on the opposite side of the piercing.
10 - Be patient
Depending on the location and healing process, the healing of a piercing can take several weeks or months. So be patient and follow the care instructions carefully.
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