👂 BodyJ4You 36PC Gauges Kit - Surgical Steel Tunnel Plugs Tapers Piercing Set 14G-00G - Ear Stretching Essentials Review

They are a little shorter than regular cones which is great because your neck doesn't get pierced but it's also easier for the elastics to slip off or for the ear lobes to slip off the elastics. while you sleep or something. Each size is marked in separate organized pouches. They're solid stainless steel (I guess) so they're a little heavier than plastic or acrylic, but not enough to weigh your earlobes down. You look great!

I received mine the other day and I'm getting into 14 smoothly already. Mine were in perfect order. I also think the length is ok. As far as people complain, who are probably trying to buy better lube, stretching helps. For me, nothing is big or uneven. My shipping was free and I literally received them within 4 business days which honestly tickled me to death! Must buy! And always choose the steel look. Acrylic contains a lot of bacteria and they tend to make stretching uncomfortable. Happy…

I've been wearing these for a few weeks now. Medical stainless steel is very important! Never stretch acrylic or plastic. This is a great and cheap product. If the sprain hurts, STOP. Once you start you won't want to stop, but it's important to wait between sizes. You may tear, and your lobe may become thin and uneven. Please, please study this material before doing so. The next best thing to sterile jewelry. I'm 12 now so there are no tunnels in this bag. Lots of o-rings which is great…

I recently started stretching and doing it for the first time. My ears were probably 18 gauge so I had to buy a pair of 16 gauge rings so I had big enough holes to start at 14. I had no trouble installing 14s, I waited a while before trying 12s and again I had no trouble installing them. I agree with some of the other reviews to clean them up, maybe I should have done that before I started stretching but I was too excited. to start the process but will clean up the rest before I rate. I'm also…

All cones and tunnels belonged to them. Yes, they were all stainless steel. NO, they weren't done right, and NO, they weren't the safest to bend your ears over. EVERY cone piece in my kit had tiny open scratches on the top of the sides of each cone. IT PAINS YOUR EARS WHEN THEY STRETCH. Also, I only noticed when I bought it that the design of the cones is not perfect. (since it grows smoothly, and then the block goes into the stretch part of actual size.) It's best to use cones that gradually…

This set is pretty decent - as others have said some of the cones have sharp parts where they look like they have been cut off so test your cones before you use them! And PLEASE be careful when using skittles! I knew better, but I know firsthand that you can use them to force a stretch before your ears are ready, which can cause bumps and tears. If you don't want to spend money fully stretching the glass plugs (the slowest but safest method), use these cones only to guide the tunnels into your…

I have in the past stretched my ears up to 8g with an acrylic tip with no problem (had to take them off for work) so have /some/experience with stretching ie. Allow adequate time between sizes, lubricate jewelry, and keep ears clean and moisturized. I re-pierced my ears 2 years ago to allow my ears to fully heal and expand. I also tried to do some research before starting stretching again and I found that acrylic stretching isn't as good as stainless steel stretching so I found this set. Now my