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Tongue Piercing Guide And Care
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Tongue Piercing Guide And Care
If you’re considering getting your tongue pierced you’re likelyexcited about the prospect. It is a fun way to express yourself andcan be relatively easy to maintain. Of course you have to take thenecessary steps to care for your piercing.
Your first stepshould be to talk to a qualified store that has lots of experiencewith tongue piercings. You want a salon that has a great reputation.Walk-ins are never recommended! Do some research to find out whatplaces get the most positive feedback online. You also should seek aplace that specializes in piercings. You want someone experiencedenough to handle anything that might come up.
The next step is toconsider your budget. With a lot of things people bargain shop. Nowis not the time for that! Be sure that you go to a reputable placethat has affordable pricing. You want to pay for thoroughly hygienicprofessionals who can do the job safely. Sure you might get a dealfrom a parlor but know what you’re risking.
Next, you want tomeet with the tongue piercing specialist and tell them what you wantto do. Likely once you find a reputable place they will need only afew minutes with you. A good piercer will be able to set up quicklyso meeting for a consultation prior to your appointment likely won’tbe necessary.
You also have to decide on what type of ornament you want. The great news is that different salons have wide varieties of designs you can pick. There are some realistic considerations to think about though. You want a tongue piercing that won’t obstruct your talking ability. Some people make the
mistake of finding a tongue piercing that looks fabulous but it justtoo large for their mouth. Take your piercers advice—if theysuggest something smaller, then listen to them. The last thing youwant is a great looking tongue piercing that doesn’t enable you tospeak properly.
On the day of yourtongue piercing, be sure that you have a good meal. Remember that youprobably won’t be able to eat for a while (at least not solidfoods) so live it up. Brush your teeth and clean your mouththoroughly after you eat before you go to the salon.
After your tongue ispierced, you want to follow the directions of your piercingspecialist implicitly. Keeping your mouth clean is the key to stavingoff infection and complications. This is a routine you’ll befollowing for 4 to 5 weeks post-piercing. There are special mouthcleaners that you can use to ensure that you’re safely managing thetongue piercing.
You also will haveto change your diet, at least for a few weeks. Most likely you willbe instructed to eat more water-based foods. Soups, juices, water andthings that don’t put strain on your tongue are the most popularfoods to eat post tongue piercing. You want to avoid foods that arechewy and hard. They can irritate the piercing especially if it isn’tcompletely healed yet.
A tongue piercingcan be an exciting addition to your body jewelry. Be sure that youfind a reputable and reliable salon to do the actual job. Be ready totake care of it carefully post-piercing too. This will ensure thatyour piercing will last for years to come.
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