Loving My Bump Straight Nose Studs 20 Gauge 0.8mm Surgical Steel Stud Bone Ring Piercing Bar Pin 2mm Gem

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When it comes to nose rings, measuring the length or diameter of your piercing is crucial for a comfortable and secure fit. L-shaped stud (a single stud that is curved at the end to give it an L shape to hook into the nostril) Tongue bars have two main sizing aspects for you to take into consideration: the gauge and the size (both discussed above). . The standard gauge for a tongue bar is 1.6mm and all of our tongue bars have the standard gauge of 1.6mm.

Nose Bone Stud: A straight piercing stud with a small ball on the end to hold the jewellery in place. Seamless nose rings are a popular choice due to their minimalistic look. Unlike other hoop styles with a visible seam, seamless hoops are constructed from a single piece of metal bent into a ring. They're easy to insert and create a sleek, seamless appearance that works well for those wanting a more subtle look. SegmentsA bigger-sized gauge will not go through your piercing, and a thinner gauge ring will look unsightly with ample space around it. Nose ring gauge sizes apply to all types of nose ring styles. To measure the length, measure your nostril, not just the front. (or ask the piercer to do so if it seems they’re not measuring correctly). If measuring yourself at home, loop the string or measuring tape around your nostril and keep it snug but not too tight. CBR/BCR: The Captive Bead Ring or Ball Closure Ring is used in many types of piercing. It can be placed in a nose piercing and is held together by a ball with two small indents for placing onto the ring. The cost of a piercing depends on your location and who you visit. It’s always worth spending the extra few pounds to save time and money in the long run should your piercing become inflamed or infected due to an improper piercing technique. She also recommends not sleeping on your nose piercing or touching it. Basically: be smart about aftercare and you should heal up with minimal nose bumps. Having said that, if you do get a bump, visit your piercer for further advice, or if it’s really severe, seek medical advice. What’s the average cost?

For nose ring studs, you need to consider the length of the barbell, excluding the balls or charms at the ends. To determine the right length and diameter for you, measure your current jewelry or have a professional piercer do it for you. Remember, finding the right balance between snugness and ease is the key to a perfect fit. Common Issues with Nose Ring Sizes Note that these are pretty much the same as the diameter measurements. However, length refers to the stud jewelry itself. And, as you can see, the length of a nose piercing can be a bit longer, with the longest extending to be at least 1 ½ inches. How to Measure Your Nose Ring SizeNot only will wearing the wrong size cause discomfort, but it can also lead to irritation, infection, and other health issues. By taking the time to measure and understand your nose piercing, you'll be able to find the perfect fit that enhances your features and showcases your unique personality. The most basic type of nose ring, a stud, is a straight post with a small gem or ball at the end. They're perfect for those just starting with nose piercings or who prefer a simple yet elegant look. L-Shaped Prong When it comes to nose ring sizes, people often run into a few common issues. Not all nose rings are created equal, and finding the perfect fit can be challenging (especially if you’re working with an inexperienced piercer who might not have pierced your nose correctly). The Nose Ring is Too Big Ready to find your new piece of nose jewelry? Remember that selecting the right size from the various nose ring sizes available is crucial to ensure both comfort and style. Your nose ring is too small if it’s touching your nostril and creating pressure on it. Also, if you can’t close the ring or find it hard to take off, it’s likely the wrong diameter for your nose piercing. Why does my nose ring keep popping out?

The 'size' (or 'length') refers to the distance between the two balls (see the 'Barbell' illustration above). Whilst you are likely to only find sizes 12mm and 14mm in the high street shops, many of our own tongue bars are available in sizes as low as 6mm, right through to 20mm and beyond. This means no more excess bar showing! Simply choose your desired size by selecting from the 'Size' drop-down box. So, before you start browsing for nose rings, it's essential to know the type of nose ring you want (which will ultimately depend on your personal style and where you get the nose piercing on your nose; yes, there are different spots!). Nose Studs

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A nose ring that's too short can dig into your skin and cause irritation, while one that's too long can accidentally get caught on things and even fall out. On the other hand, the diameter of your nose ring should also be taken into consideration. A ring that's too small can cause discomfort and even damage your piercing, while one that's too big can slip out easily. The standard lengths of nose piercings are 1/4” (6.35 mm) to 5/16” (7.94 mm). However, when you initially get your piercing, you’ll have to wear a stud with a longer post to give room for swelling. The most standard nose ring size is 20 gauge with a 5/16 inch diameter. However, you can find nose rings in other sizes, too. Before you start shopping, measuring your nose is important to find out the size you need. This can be done easily by measuring the distance between your nostrils or consulting with your piercer (but we’ll talk more about this below). Belly bars have two main sizing aspects for you to take into consideration: the gauge and the size (both discussed above). The standard gauge for a belly bar is 1.6mm and all of our standard belly bars are 1.6mm gauge. The 'size' refers to the distance between the top ball and the beginning point of the lower decorative part (see the 'Banana' illustration above). Whilst you are likely to only find size 10mm in the high street shops, many of our own belly bars are available in 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, 14mm, 16mm and even longer, which means no more pinching or spare bits of bar showing. Simply choose your desired size by selecting from the 'Size' drop-down box. We know that many people need 6mm belly bars, along with sizes 14mm, 16mm and 18mm, and we are constantly striving to increase our selection of these sizes.