Our tips for taking care of your ear piercing

Before carrying out the act of piercing and so that it is carried out in the best conditions, whether on the lobe or on the cartilage, make sure you choose the right piercer around you, for that look at the google reviews and inform you with those around you.

Please note that we advise you not to choose piercers using the gun for the holes on the cartilage. This can be dangerous for the health of your ear and could cause irreparable damage.

• Do not use headphones while healing

It is important not to wear headphones, especially when you have just had your tragus, daith, rook or conch piercing done. Because they are known to stay in your pockets or purse and are often filled with bacteria and in direct contact with your new piercing.

• Be careful with your clothes and when you sleep

When you wear wool sweaters, tight-fitting long-sleeved t-shirts, scarves or hats in winter, be careful when taking them off, in addition to hurting yourself, it could lengthen its healing.

Similarly, during the first week after the act of piercing avoid sleeping on the pierced ear.

• Do not remove crusts

Do not worry if the first few days after the piercing, you see scabs forming around the piercing, this is normal. Above all, do not remove them, you risk getting bacteria and microbes on them. They will fall out on their own during your shower.

- It is very important to use an antiseptic spray only if swelling or infection occurs. Indeed, if you use an antiseptic spray to clean your piercing on a daily basis , this will destroy the good bacteria protecting your ear, and if in this case an infection occurs, the good bacteria will no longer protect your ear and the infection may be more severe.