Jconly Belly Piercing Kit – Complete 14G Belly Button Ring Set with Stainless Steel Needles and Piercing Clamp – Ultimate Belly Kit Review

I want to get a nose piercing, but I decided to start with my belly button because it can be easily covered. I recommend looking at YouTube videos before you start. There are actually a few things you should know before just getting in. It came in a nice packaging and the needles are provided with a cap so that they do not pierce. I did it myself in 5 minutes or so. I gave 4 stars because the rod is too short for a new bond. I used it anyway, but when it was going, it felt tight. The second…

works well, but you need help to introduce the needle and to carry out the puncture because the puncture does not fit on the needle.

Very easy to use. My belly button cing closed after I took it out, so I bought it to repeat it. I paid about $ 50 to have it done professionally, and this cheap kit did the same for much less. It was very easy to use, but the rings were too thick for the needle, so I had to use it after I took out the needle. Otherwise I would recommend it to anyone who would like to get a belly piercing :)

Homemade, very easy! Take a look at the YouTube video to understand better how to do it and how to maintain it, but it was a few months ago and it looks fantastic and is not infected. I read other reviews and they said it doesn't fit the needle. But you have to leave the needle and push it out with the cleaned piercing and the needle falls out. Try it!

I took out my belly piercing because it got caught and broken. My fault that I didn't pay attention, it looked dangerous, but not bad, but looked strange. . I didn't want to go back to force someone. So I ordered that. I let it heal and it was so easy. Of course I was nervous, but the needle went through like clockwork. The most difficult part was to get the piercing at the end, but I was just too gentle. I squeezed a little and it didn't hurt.

Everything was going fine until I inserted the needle. The decorations and the thickness of the needle did not match, so I had to quickly insert the decorations before the hole closed. Other than that, the ease of use looks cute. I suggest buying several separate needles or testing the jewelry in the needle before piercing your belly button. Still sweet lol

It's really worth it. It doesn't hurt particularly, although the needle and belly ring are the same size, getting in is not difficult at all (in my opinion), you only have to lead it up slowly, slowly remove the needle when it is so makes sense. 10/10 💖

It has almost everything you need. Clip, towels, gloves, needles and ring. You will need your own pen/marker. I disinfected everything with wipes, although they are already sterilized. Then I marked where to pierce. It was difficult to find where I should mark, but I just clicked on the piercing under the skin of my belly nabble and marked where I felt that it would come out. Be careful not to mark too high or too low. Then I pressed the label. Usually you have to pierce from below, but when…

I want to get a nose piercing but have decided to start with my belly button as it can be easily covered. I recommend watching YouTube videos before you start. There are actually a few things you should know before you just jump in. It came in nice packaging and the needles are capped to keep them from piercing. I did it myself in 5 minutes or so. I gave 4 stars because the bar is too short for a new binding. I used it anyway but when it swelled it felt tight. The second recommendation would be

First I numbed my stomach with ice for 20 minutes. While doing this I sterilized everything, although this is already sterilized just for extra precaution. Then I clamped my stomach and started sticking the needle, it happened very slowly. It took about 5 minutes for the needle to go through my skin. It hurt a lot but I have a high pain threshold so I just kept going. When I finally inserted the needle, I found I had inserted the needle through the top (your assumption is to insert it through…

It has almost everything you need. Clip, towels, gloves, needles and ring. You will need your own pen/marker. I disinfected everything with wipes, although they are already sterilized. Then I marked where to pierce. It was hard to find where to mark, but I just clicked on the piercing under the skin of my belly button and marked where I thought it would come out. Be careful not to mark too high or too low. Then I pressed the label. Usually you have to pierce from below, but when you do it…