pierce ear hole with sewing needles


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Oct 23, 2009 @ 06:00:46

janejane

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heard that people pierce their ear hole with a costume sewing needle,and leave a thread in till heal.then change the thread to a tea stem. are this practicable?

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Oct 23, 2009 @ 06:02:48

NickoBorgir

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janejane said:

heard that people pierce their ear hole with a costume sewing needle,and leave a thread in till heal.then change the thread to a tea stem. are this practicable?

I honestly can't see why anyone would want to do that myself. I just did mine with the regular piercing studs, just kinda pushed it through there.

Left that in until it healed, then swapped it, and did another

Oct 23, 2009 @ 06:14:04

janejane

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thanks,but what about the heal problem. I got sensative skin.havn't got even one hole on my body.my silver necklace usually get dark,i dont know whethe i'll reject that stuff.thread and plants stem maynot cause sensitive.am i right? or are there any other insensative materials?

Oct 23, 2009 @ 08:10:11

NickoBorgir

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janejane said:

thanks,but what about the heal problem. I got sensative skin.havn't got even one hole on my body.my silver necklace usually get dark,i dont know whethe i'll reject that stuff.thread and plants stem maynot cause sensitive.am i right? or are there any other insensative materials?

A lot of people are sensitive to different materials, and are fine with others. I guess my best suggestion would be to go and see a doctor, and they can test you with I think it's still called a pin prick test. But failing that and if you want your ears pierced anyway, I would go to a professional piercing studio where everything is completely sterile. And they may know the best jewelery to use.

I hope I've been at least some help