Piercing Needles - SOTICA 5PCS 20G Piercing Needles IV for Piercing Cleaned Body Tattoo Piercings Tool for Piercing Supplies Piercing Kit (20G)

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How to choose the right piercing needles and which one is legal/illegal? Not only this we will discuss how to pierce and how to close piercings? I will answer all of the questions that you are searching for. These needles are rarely used for piercing. I never got pierced with this as I thought it is a most painful needle. The reason behind my weird though is the shape of this needle. Curve shape makes it look more terrifying. In contrast, those who have tried this accepted that it is really not that much pain. Looking for 20 gauge needles? We have you covered with a variety of sharp, sterile 20g needles from Precision, one of the most trusted brands in the industry.

Gauge- 20 G is about 0.8mm. This is the smallest type of hollow needle. It is used in Ear and Nose piercing. Some people prefer to be pierced with 20 G needle. It is because they thought ears may stretch. And get bigger over time if done with a bigger gauge needle. Most piercers adhere to a standard size for each piercing, however there are instances where a different gauge may have been used. When in doubt, it's best to visit your piercer and ask them what size they used for your specific piercing. Below is a list of standard gauges for different piercings: Body Piercing Standard Gauges: Piercing NOTE* these steps are sufficient to close 18G, 20G, and even 16 G but larger gauge than these are hard to heal completely without professional assistance. Sometimes large gauge piercings need to go through minor surgery. Never ever try to make tattoos or pierce others without complete information and experience. As it is not legal and if anything happens by mistake, you are going to be in trouble.

Hollow, Cannula, and curved needles are widely used for piercing. Needles of different gauge sizes are used for different body piercings. Today I am sharing important information about piercing needles.

Gauge- 14G is a 1.6 mm needle, this is what we use in Navel piercing/ Belly button Piercing. Piercers also use this for a Tongue piercing, Labret, Eyebrow, Industrial, Septum, and Nipple piercings. There are different methods available for the cleansing of body jewellery, piercing equipment and supplies. These are deemed less effective than sterilisation but can serve the purpose of superficial sanitising. The use of medical detergent that contains Sodium Dodecyl Benzene Sulfonate, Sodium Bicarbonate, and Sodium Tripolyphosphate is one method. This has to be done with warm water, a steel brush and rubber gloves. Alternatively, using a chemical bath with Wavicide or a similar glutaraldehyde-based solution can be done in a well-ventilated room. The body jewellery and piercing supplies have to be soaked for a period of time and carefully rinsed in cold distilled water before drying. It comes in different gauges- like as small as 20 G and as big as 2G. But the main this is to know what Gauges hollow needle is suitable for which piercing. The size of the needle really matters as it may result – an awkward piercing look. Which no one likes to have. Wearing the same size of jewelry as the needle size is preferable.

BioFlex is a biological plastic specifically formulated to aid healing and healthy piercings. It generally reduces the healing time by up to half. It is heat resistant, making it a practical option for customers. As I have already shared my views on Piercings. I really love piercings. But sometimes it seems a bit expensive for some people. Today I will give you a piece of complete information about Piercing Needles and also talk about Cannula. What are the differences and similarities in the cannula and traditional needle piercings? Before piercing, apply an analgesic cream or any numbing agent. This will reduce the pain while piercing. Silver has the lustre of both surgical steel and titanium but is a precious and more expensive metal. It is a high quality material that is ideal for body jewellery like sterling silver nose studs. However it is not often used for body piercing supplies in the UK as it is an expensive metal. These are the most common type of piercing needle which all Pro piercers have being sins a long time. It looks like a syringe needle. This is safe for use and its hollow structure makes it perfect for piercing. It is a hollow needle featuring a triangular, sharp tip. These needles are laser cut to ensure sharpness.