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Thanks for visiting!
- Elayne Angel
July 27, 2010 - 10:17pm
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July 11, 2010 - 11:34am
Comment by angel
Thanks for your comment. My book orders are being filled by The Association of Professional Piercers, and they do ship internationally--all around the world. Also, the book you will receive is a signed copy, and 25% of the proceeds go to the organization. Go to this page for information about placing an order: http://www.safepiercing.org/publications/the-piercing-bible/
Thanks for your comment. My book orders are being filled by The Association of Professional Piercers, and they do ship internationally--all around the world. Also, the book you will receive is a signed copy, and 25% of the proceeds go to the organization. Go to this page for information about placing an order: http://www.safepiercing.org/publications/the-piercing-bible/
July 6, 2010 - 11:29am
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May 18, 2010 - 8:30pm
Comment by angel
Kristina, I'm so happy to hear that you're enjoying your VCH piercing. I look forward to seeing you again and piercing Val the next time I'm in your area! Elayne
Kristina, I'm so happy to hear that you're enjoying your VCH piercing. I look forward to seeing you again and piercing Val the next time I'm in your area! Elayne
May 17, 2010 - 12:09pm
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May 16, 2010 - 1:17am
Comment by angel
If the bars you're wearing are of good quality and appropriate fit, you should leave them in place until you're thoroughly healed. If they fit properly, then you'll be able to clean just fine. Yes! I've got TONS of tips on becoming a body art professional. In fact, I've got a whole book full. Once you've read it, if you have any questions feel free to contact me again. Please use the contact page or email me with questions. This guestbook is more for comments than questions.
If the bars you're wearing are of good quality and appropriate fit, you should leave them in place until you're thoroughly healed. If they fit properly, then you'll be able to clean just fine. Yes! I've got TONS of tips on becoming a body art professional. In fact, I've got a whole book full. Once you've read it, if you have any questions feel free to contact me again. Please use the contact page or email me with questions. This guestbook is more for comments than questions.
May 15, 2010 - 6:54am
Comment by angel
Hi Shanae, You're wise not to return to a piercer that has done a poor job. All of my referral information is on this page: http://piercingbible.com/piercer-referrals
Hi Shanae, You're wise not to return to a piercer that has done a poor job. All of my referral information is on this page: http://piercingbible.com/piercer-referrals
May 15, 2010 - 6:49am
Comment by angel
Hi Shanae, Thanks for the positive feedback about my body art; I appreciate it. I don't have any plans to be in that area, but I will probably guest pierce in Chicago at some point. When I do a piercing, the fee is $100. for the first piercing and $50. for additional piercings in the same session, plus jewelry.
Hi Shanae, Thanks for the positive feedback about my body art; I appreciate it. I don't have any plans to be in that area, but I will probably guest pierce in Chicago at some point. When I do a piercing, the fee is $100. for the first piercing and $50. for additional piercings in the same session, plus jewelry.
May 15, 2010 - 6:40am
Comment by angel
Hi Shanae, Nipples can take a long time to heal and are prone to "ups and downs" during healing. If your piercings are still healing, the jewelry should not be changed at all. If your jewelry changes are causing bleeding then something is wrong! Are you using externally threaded barbells? They can damage the delicate tissue inside the channel. Here's a brief passage about that from The Piercing Bible: Changing Jewelry Quality body jewelry can be worn indefinitely. If you like what you’re wearing, there is no need to change it. Most piercees don’t have the requisite know-how, dexterity, or sanitation to safely insert new jewelry into a healing piercing at home. A clumsy attempt to swap out the jewelry on a healing piercing can cause irritation, delayed healing, and infection. See a piercer if you experience problems; otherwise, your initial piece of jewelry should remain in your piercing until you are fully healed. Once you’re healed, however, it should be safe to replace your jewelry when all of the following conditions are met: • Your piercing is no longer secreting and getting crusty. • It is not tender. • The minimum healing time has passed (see “Minimum Healing Times Chart,” page 276). Perhaps what you're seeing is sebum if it is a white discharge? Here's some information from my book about that: Sebum is a substance from your oil glands that collects in healed piercing channels. It is a naturally occurring product of the body, containing fat, keratin (a fibrous protein), and cellular material.3 The purpose of sebum is to protect your skin and hair, keep it moisturized, and to inhibit the growth of microorganisms on the skin. People sometimes mistake it for pus, but it is more solid and cheeselike and has a distinctive rotten odor that reflects the dead cellular debris it contains. Have you read my book? I think you'll find it extremely informative! Elayne
Hi Shanae, Nipples can take a long time to heal and are prone to "ups and downs" during healing. If your piercings are still healing, the jewelry should not be changed at all. If your jewelry changes are causing bleeding then something is wrong! Are you using externally threaded barbells? They can damage the delicate tissue inside the channel. Here's a brief passage about that from The Piercing Bible: Changing Jewelry Quality body jewelry can be worn indefinitely. If you like what you’re wearing, there is no need to change it. Most piercees don’t have the requisite know-how, dexterity, or sanitation to safely insert new jewelry into a healing piercing at home. A clumsy attempt to swap out the jewelry on a healing piercing can cause irritation, delayed healing, and infection. See a piercer if you experience problems; otherwise, your initial piece of jewelry should remain in your piercing until you are fully healed. Once you’re healed, however, it should be safe to replace your jewelry when all of the following conditions are met: • Your piercing is no longer secreting and getting crusty. • It is not tender. • The minimum healing time has passed (see “Minimum Healing Times Chart,” page 276). Perhaps what you're seeing is sebum if it is a white discharge? Here's some information from my book about that: Sebum is a substance from your oil glands that collects in healed piercing channels. It is a naturally occurring product of the body, containing fat, keratin (a fibrous protein), and cellular material.3 The purpose of sebum is to protect your skin and hair, keep it moisturized, and to inhibit the growth of microorganisms on the skin. People sometimes mistake it for pus, but it is more solid and cheeselike and has a distinctive rotten odor that reflects the dead cellular debris it contains. Have you read my book? I think you'll find it extremely informative! Elayne
May 14, 2010 - 10:53am
Comment by angel
Hi Kerry, Thanks so much for your comments. Glad to hear that you visited Bink and that he did a fantastic job on your piercings.
Hi Kerry, Thanks so much for your comments. Glad to hear that you visited Bink and that he did a fantastic job on your piercings.
May 11, 2010 - 5:45am
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