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Lip Piercing - AfterCare Information

LIP RING OR LABRET STUD?

A piercing once healed will last a lifetime so you must decide carefully if you would rather wear a ring or a stud. There is a difference in angle placement for a ring or a stud. However, you can change the jewellry later on. A stud will not sit in a ring piercing at as nice an angle.
Aesthetically, most people prefer the look of a labret stud to a ring, and a stud is more versatile as it’s easier to change the jewellery and there's a huge range of labret studs available now.

PLACEMENT & JEWELLERY

The placement for a ring can be virtually anywhere along the lip, and the piercing can be done with either 1m or 1.6mm rings of various diameters depending on the look you want. Thinner gauge jewellery heals quicker but has a greater chance of nesting. Rings are available in Surgical Steel, Gold Plated Steel and solid Gold.

A labret stud is like a small bolt with a ball on one end and a flat plate on the other that goes on the inside of the mouth. They are generally pierced at an angle so the backplate doesn't rub on the gums. Labrets are mostly positioned in the centre of the lower lip about 5-10 mm below the lip-line. Labrets are occasionally positioned in the corner of the upper lip, in the position of an old-fashioned beauty mark. This piercing is called a "Chrome Crawford" after the Model Cindy Crawford. Many different types of Labret studs are available; Surgical Steel, Gold-plated Steel, Glow-in-the-dark Lucite, solid Gold, and 18ct Gold and Steel set with your choice of gemstones and attachments.

HEALING

Lip & Labret piercing usually take between 6-10 weeks to fully heal, it is very rare to develop an infection because the mouth contains an enzyme "Ptyalin" which inhibits bacteria. You will experience swelling usually 2-3 days after the piercing, this swelling can last 7-10 days. A longer Labret stud must be worn till the initial swelling has gone down; a shorter one can then replace it.

Lip & Labret piercings have a tendency to move position on the inside of the lip, this process is called nesting. Rings have a greater tendency to do this than labrets because they tend to move around more, which puts stress on the wound. When the lip is pierced the membrane of thin skin inside the mouth is cut, this skin can then move back over the labret stud. Eventually this skin will die off and a depression will form where the stud sits, this can take weeks though and in the meantime the back of the stud can become embedded in the wound. Don't be alarmed if this happens, this is quite common but in time the wound will settle down.

JEWELLERY OPTIONS - Once your piercing is healed there is huge variety of jewellery available for labrets. Jeweled studs, colored acrylic balls and spikes, UV acrylic shapes, spikes, gemstone studs, steel balls, gold-plated steel balls, 14k and 18ct gold balls and shapes.

DO'S & DON'TS TO CARE FOR YOUR LIP/LABRET PIERCING

THE NUMBER ONE REASON FOR INFECTION IS TOUCHING OR PLAYING WITH THE PIERCING, ONLY TOUCH THE PIERCING WHEN CLEANING!

· DO rinse your mouth with a mouthwash such as Listerine or cepacol after meals or eating. For the first 2 weeks you should suck on antibacterial/anti-inflammatory throat lozenges (Difflam-C), these reduce the chance of infection and reduce swelling.

· DO clean the front of the piercing by soaking a cotton wool ball in salt water or Saline and leaving it on the piercing for 2-3 minutes to dissolve the crusting in the morning. Dissolving 1/2 teaspoon of Sea Salt in a 1/4 glass of warm water, or use Saline (from any Chemist) can make salt water.

· DO use Lavender oil as it promotes healing and lubricates the wound reducing tenderness. Apply a small amount with a cotton-wool bud (to the front) after cleaning, then move the jewellery so it gets into the wound. Remove any excess with a tissue as leaving it on can cause the skin to become irritated. It may be purchased at supermarkets (medicine section) or at chemists and must be marked (BP) or medicinal grade.

· DO eat things such as frozen yogurt, ice cream, cold foods, or suck on chipped or crushed ice, or very small ice blocks for the first 2 weeks. Cold things help the healing, alleviate pain and reduce swelling.

· DO remove the plaque and crusting which can form on the jewellery, do this very gently with a soft toothbrush during the healing period.

· DO be careful when chewing that so you don't bite the labret stud/ring and shatter a tooth!

· DO check once a month that the jewellery is screwed on tight. Clean hands with a germicidal soap before handling the jewellery. The ball that screws off is on the front, and it must be turned clockwise to tighten.

· DON'T pick at the scab on the front of your lip, as this can cause infections, excessive scar tissue and can lead to lumps forming.

· DON'T put anything dirty in your mouth such as fingernails, pens, etc. And you must refrain from oral sex for the first month, this includes kissing even if you are in a monogamous relationship.

· DON’T play with the jewellery or chew on it during the healing period as this can lead to excess scar tissue formation. If you develop the habit of chewing on the jewellery you will eventually damage you teeth by wearing them down, this may result in a costly visit to the dentist.

· DON'T remove or replace the jewellery during the healing period, as the hole closes up very quickly and it's painful to reinsert the jewellery once this happens. Even after the wound is healed, the hole will close up if you remove the jewellery. It can take up to 1-2 years before you will be able to remove the jewellery for anything more than a day.

This Piercing Aftercare Information is taken from the site: http://www.navelring.com/information/lipandlabret.htm

Butterfly Enamel Necklace - Fashion Jewellery Accessories

A necklace is an article of jewelry which is worn around the neck. Necklaces are frequently formed from a metal chain and often attached to a locket or pendant.

Butterfly Enamel Necklace:
This delicate yet stylish Set is ornamented in Diamonte and Butterfly Enamel Flower, which look real in light and dark blue Crystals along the petite floral, butterfly and leaf design. The Classic Costume Butterfly Enamel Necklaces Online from Body Jewelry Shopping !

Green Bead Drop Earrings

An earring is a piece of Body Jewellery that is worn on the ear. They are worn by both men and women but typically worn by women. Earrings are attached to the ear through a piercing in the earlobe or some other external part of the ear.

Green Beaded Drop Earrings are the hottest accessory because it helps them bring attention to themselves or because it can make an outfit eye-catching and they are here to stay. Green bead drop earrings with a jewel encrusted in the earring top, surrounded in green beads.

Look good, feel great with designer Ear Rings from SwanFashions !

Surgical Steel Curved Eyebrow Barbell with Cone – Eyebrow Piercing Jewellery

An eyebrow piercing is a type of surface body piercing done through anywhere along the eyebrow, usually vertically above the eye to the edge of the eyebrow. Eyebrow piercing gives you so much flexibility and it draws attention to the upper face and eyes. Anti-eyebrow piercings are a variant of the standard eyebrow piercings, with the placement of the jewellery along the lower orbit of the eye, at the top of the cheekbones. Barbells, curved barbells and captive bead rings are all common jewellery types worn in eyebrow piercings. Usually they take 6-8 weeks to heal.

Surgical Steel Curved Barbell with Cone

Find the right barbell Jewellery for your eyebrow piercing made with high polished surgical steel and curved barbell with cone has an ends.

Thickness: 1.2 mm and 1.6 mm
Length: 6mm, 8mm, 10 mm, 12 mm

Designer: Maneek

Titanium Nose Studs Jewel - Nose Body Piercing Jewellery

Nose piercing is the body piercing of the skin of the Nose. Among the nose piercings, the Nostril piercing has become popular amongst the most common varieties of piercing after earlobe.

Today, Nostril piercing is popular in the U.S, UK, Canada and still popular in Pakistan, India & Bangladesh. It also remains popular in Middle Eastern and Arab countries. All kinds of Nose Studs, Nose Rings, Nostril Studs, and Nasal Septum Piercing Jewellery (The nasal septum is the cartilaginous dividing wall between the nostrils) are in gold, silver, surgical steel and titanium.

Titanium Nose Studs called usually Titanium Nose Wires coming in a wild variety of colors and styles either with plain ball or jewelled ball. Titanium Nose Studs are the best to wear because the bent piece hold much better in your nose than the straight or square nose wires. So, Titanium Nose Studs are easy to fit, with no chance of them falling out.

Thickness: 1mm
Type: Jewelled
Designer: Maneek
Color: AB Crystal, Amethyst, Aqua, Black, Blue Zircon, Crystal, Fuchsia, Light Amethyst, Light Rose, Light Sapphire, Peridot, Rose, Sapphire

The Titanium Jewelled Nose Stud that is small enough to give the right little sparkle on your Nose piercing !

Surgical Steel Barbell Tongue Ring - Tongue Body Piercing

Tongue Barbells Studs – A Tongue piercing is the most common piercing in the center of the tongue but multiple piercings are also possible to the tongue. Placement of this piercing is more difficult than many others, as it is both inside the body and penetrates muscle tissue, also the position of veins and nerves in the tongue being pierced must be taken into account as well as the position of the jewelry in relation to teeth and gums to lessen the risk of damage. Center piercings pass through the space between the two central muscles and Off-center piercings pass through more muscle tissue and this can be more complicated as compared to center piercing.

Surgical Steel Barbell Tongue Ring - Tongue rings come in the more common style called tongue barbells with surgical steel that has a round ball on both side of the straight pin going through the tongue.

Thickness: 1.2mm to 8mm
Length: 6mm to 12mm
Ball Size: 3mm
Color: Steel

When initially pierced the tongue with the length of the barbell must be at least 3/4" (approximately) to accommodate swelling. After piercing has healed it's recommended to change as required to shorter barbell. Usually a tongue piercing takes 4-6 weeks to heal fully. Aftercare for tongue piercings is most complicated than other body piercings, as the healing piercing will come into contact with teeth, anything that enters the mouth including food and smoke. Many certified piercers/doctors suggest that not to smoke and not to engage in oral sex as after care guidelines. And rinse your mouth thoroughly with a particular antiseptic mouthwash recommended by the certified piercer only.

Tongue piercings can damage teeth over time. And tongue, cheek, and lip piercings can cause gum problems. Use an antibacterial, alcohol-free mouth rinse for 30 to 60 sec after meals and use a toothbrush with soft-bristled to avoid bacteria infection into your mouth. If your piercing doesn't heal correctly or you feel something might be wrong, it's important to get medical attention.