Best is to start off with the smallest. You will barely feel it in your tongue and slowly move your way down to a thicker gauge if you want.
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i got mine done 2 weeks ago and started with a 14gauge. My piercier informed me that---14 is the start off for your tongue!
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You can have it pierced at any gauge you wish. In general if a specific gauge isn't requested you will end up with a 14 in your tongue. 16's are simply too small and will easily rip out. I personally don't think any piercings should be done with anything smaller than a 12g because they are all too thin. I have never had anything pierced smaller than a ten.
i would only really get a 14 gage cause that's all they pretty much sell in stores....im getting mine and i will be 16 soon.........
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Just so you know...the bigger the number, the smaller the barbell actually is. A 16 is actually going to be smaller than a 12, or the standard 14 that they use for piercing tongues.
They are not licensed to pierce let alone do ear stretching. The answer is no
Unfortunately, No Kmart does not pierce ears
Guns are usually 18ga or 20ga. Needles are probably 16ga but they might be 18ga.
ok heres two ways go to a parlor and get size 14 gauges or just pierce them and push 14 tapers in
You would have 14 gauge holes in your ears. It's the same basic process as piercing anything else and not much pain at all. I had mine done with a ten and it didn't hurt as bad as the one I had done with a gun.
Wait till your piercing is fully healed. 6 weeks and then start to stretch
I've been playing for A LONG time on that website, here's the REAL answer you can't pierce your ears. You'll never pierce your ears on PetPet Park. It's been two years old and I know there's NO way to pierce your ears, believe me.
no islam doesnt allow the boys to pierce their ears, wearing golds.
There are shops and jewelers at many malls that will pierce your ears. Stores like Claire's and Icing are among them.
The the earlobes?
Anywhere...
no