The level of pain felt when getting a piercing can vary greatly depending on the piercing area, the technique used, individual pain tolerance, and other factors.

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By: Helix Body Jewelry

1. First of all, always go to professional PIECERS .
2. The piercing must be done with a needle, avoid doing it with a gun.
3. Choose a titanium jewelry because it is the most recommended material for piercings since it is hypoallergenic and has high acceptance in the body. Very few people have an allergic reaction to titanium.
4. Follow all safety and care measures indicated by the piercer.
5. Clean with physiological saline. Avoid alcohol, sea salt and/or solutions that generate inflammation.

By: Helix Body Jewelry

The best way to recognize an infected piercing is to observe the condition of the area and infection is determined when there is redness around the area, localized heat or fever, pain to the touch, and pus (yellowish and bad-smelling).
If you detect it in time, you can take measures to improve the situation so that the piercing continues its normal healing.

By: Manuela Ramírez

Drinking liquor is not relevant when performing a piercing, it is only recommended not to do so within 24 hours after the piercing as it can cause unusual bleeding and inflammation.

By: Manuela Ramírez

NO, a piercing is a wound that, no matter how small it may seem, can cause an infection and alter your state of health. Take care of yourself in swimming pools, Turkish baths, saunas, jacuzzis or the sea until at least a month after the procedure to avoid problems with it.

By: Manuela Ramírez

When piercing with a gun, the skin suffers trauma since the mole, the one who exerts the pressure for the piercing, bursts and enters as if it were a gunshot, while when piercing with the needle, the bevel of the needle makes a small and fine cut which cares for and protects the area.

By: Manuela Ramírez