What size do they pierce industrial with?

The most common thickness would be 14 gauge, but 16 and even 18 gauge industrials are growing in popularity. Length [of the bar] would be dependent on the specific ear.”

What are the requirements for an industrial piercing?

Most people’s ears are suitable to get an industrial piercing. However some people’s ears don’t have a prominent ridge on the upper part of the ear. If your ear has a prominent ridge that runs from the upper part of the ear to about midway then you should be able to get an industrial no problem.

Is 14G or 16G better for industrial piercing?

Most piercers will have a preference between 14 and 16g for industrial piercings and while having a 14g means you can swap out for 16g jewelry you cannot do it the other way around without pain. This piercing does not stretch well so it’s unusual to find industrial jewelry that is any bigger then 14g.

What is the best way to clean an industrial piercing?

To clean your piercing:

1. Soak a cloth or sturdy paper towel with saline.
2. Gently wipe around each side of the barbell.
3. Make sure you clean the outside and inside of your ear on each end of the piercing.
4. Repeat this process several times until the holes are completely clean.

Whats the normal size for an industrial?

Sizes. The standard size of a piercing diameter is usually 14 gauge, but some even go with a 16 gauge at first and then upgrade to a 14 gauge after the piercing has healed. It is actually easier to heal if the piercings are first pierced with captive bead rings in the hole, until the piercings have healed.

What piercing goes well with industrial?

Covering the top and bottom of your ear, the transverse lobe and industrial piercings are all the more powerful together. They offer symmetry that just feels so right. Everything in our life feels right just looking at the combination.

What piercings look good with industrial?

Can you put hoops in an industrial piercing?

Straight barbells aren’t necessarily the only piece of jewelry that can be put in your Industrial piercing; you can even put a hoop in each piercing hole, or even two studs, as long as the barbell is the right gauge.

What happens if you pop a piercing bump?

An infection That little bump could be a pustule, which looks like a little pimple or blister — and just like with a pimple or blister, you shouldn’t try to pop it. Pustules are a sign of an infection, and they can be filled with blood and even pus.

¿Qué es un piercing en oreja?

3 ¿Donde realizar piercing en oreja? 5 ¿Cuales son los cuidados del piercing de oreja? 6 ¿Cuanto duele hacerse un piercing en la oreja? 6.2 ¿Cual es el piercing de oreja mas doloroso? Los piercings en las orejas son aquellas perforaciones que nos realizamos en cualquier zona de la oreja.

¿Cómo se ponen los piercings en el lóbulo de la oreja?

En el lóbulo de la oreja también es donde se hacen las expansiones de las que os hablo en este articulo: Dilataciones del lóbulo de la oreja. Os dejo un vídeo para que veáis lo rápido y fácil que se ponen los piercing en el lóbulo con aguja: Este tipo de piercing también son conocidos como los piercing en el cartílago.

¿Qué es un piercing transversal en la oreja?

Acompáñame para conocer algunos detalles más sobre este tipo de perforación. Al piercing transversal en la oreja también se le suele llamar piercing industrial y en sí, se trata de dos perforaciones en la parte superior de la oreja.

¿Qué es el piercing industrial?

El piercing industrial es una de las perforaciones de la oreja más populares en la actualidad entre los jóvenes, un pendiente que se realiza en el cartílago superior de la oreja y que en realidad son dos piercing que se encuentran unidos por una barra de metal.