💎 40pcs Stainless Steel CZ Nose Rings Studs for Women Men - Hypoallergenic 22G Nose Piercing Jewelry by JewelrieShop Review

People! These are the BEST nose rings! I have VERY sensitive skin so these (surgical steel) are great as they are hypoallergenic! I bought their package in 2014! And ONLY now I shop and replenish my supplies! OR if you like L-shaped ones, this bend (if you try!) I make them L-shaped ones myself! Good product! They are small and perfect! I like to have a little glint when I turn my head.! :)

This is what I was looking for - something small and unobtrusive to work with and easy to insert. Corkscrew nose rings are difficult to insert and the end always sticks out like a metal bougie. I like the straight bobby pin with a ball on the end. The jewel is small but fine. I expect the diamond part will eventually fall off, but I will have 39 others to replace it with. Let's see how long these last. I think I got what I wanted so far for a good price.

I've had my nose pierced for 8 years now and I think this is my favorite multi nose bone kit. So if your piercing hole is larger because you also wear nose rings, they may fall out. If you have smaller piercings like me they fit perfectly and I haven't had a single drop yet. They're cozy, pretty and I haven't had a reaction to the materials, which is great if you're like me and never know what's going to trigger an allergic reaction.

Had to write a review because I find the reviews very helpful, but a lot of them with photos don't make sense. There are so many complaints that half the spikes are missing, but you can count from their own photos that they have a full set of 40. This time I ordered despite some reviews because people just can't count. They react to what they see without even looking lol. I paid $7.49, so about 0.18 cents for a bobby pin! So if there are any, they're still cheap enough that I don't mind much…

I was so hesitant to buy these with all the negative reviews but I'm glad I did. Here's my take: I usually wear 22g nose rings so my actual piercing was perfect for her. They don't have teeth to hold the diamond so they don't get caught on your towels - bonus! They don't have many balls at the end to keep them from slipping out of their noses, but I didn't have too many problems! I thought they would fall out a lot more often, but surprisingly they held up pretty well - I've only lost one while

I love these! I buy them regularly. Unfortunately, they fall out easily, but at $7 for 40 of them, a pack lasts a while (MUCH longer than $10 packs of 6-9 at Walmart). Although they fall out fairly easily, I still prefer them to L-shaped rivets or corkscrews because if you accidentally knock them out you won't feel like you've ripped your entire nostril off, which ends up irritating me a lot less. sensitive skin I've never had a problem with it and have used at least a third or fourth box in…

I've always preferred push-in or "L" shaped nose rings, but I've always been frustrated because let's be honest: sometimes they fall out during exercise / wear out during deep sleep / etc. and etc. etc. etc .I used to buy nose studs at my local piercing shop which meant I kept running there and buying two (I always bought a second one so I always had a spare and also the stones on the one I had bought locally, a habit of falling out, resulting in almost no ringing of the nose). Second, I hated…