Review on 🔪 Stainless Steel Neopaton Cartilage Piercing Needles by William Runninger

I love it! This is DEFINITELY NOT intended for beginners or those who don't know anything about measurements. I've seen some negative comments from Nancy about the lack of specs on jewelry sizing. If you don't know that 14g is for industrial, tongue, belly and lady pieces (that's all), and the rest for nose, lips, ears, so 16 and 20g? Don't leave a bad review about a company where you don't know the difference. I don't want someone sticking a needle in my face who doesn't have a clue, do they? The ONLY bad thing is the plastic clips don't help much. For example, in general, and I had to redo it by hand. I'm also not a fan of the fact that the gloves weren't pre-packaged as they are also supposed to be hygienic. and not just give up like everything else. I saw some reviews of the mis-threaded jewelry itself (something people who read reviews really want to know about) and I made sure to check all bags for this issue and came across no. My husband got two new piercings tonight and I think they look great. I've had two with tires. In general? This is a $20 piercing kit for a lot of items, don't go to a tattoo parlor and spend $30 or more (if you don't know your calibers, go to a tattoo parlor). Whatever your decision and where you're going to get it done, make sure you use a hollow needle. I can't put into words how awful it is to pierce something with a gun instead of a needle. The upper ear (with hoops) was done when I was 16 with a gun and I'm still having trouble with it all these years later. By using a weapon, you force your skin to tear, causing a lot of scar tissue to form as it heals. Use a hollow needle to remove this excess skin to make room for the object to be placed (earring). there with little damage to the surrounding skin.