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pierce your own ears

Step 2Piercing

piercing
alright now dot your ear where you want to pierce with a pen or marker or whatever. probably the most important part because you want them even. now this part isnt a must. but it is preferable. ice the ear you are about to pierce for about a minute to numb it. get a soft surface and hold it behind your ear ( cork/sponge/sock) it doesnt really matter. now insert the needle where you have placed your dot. you might be nervous but do not jerk around do this slowly so you can get it through to the end. now that the needle is through wipe up blood "if any" and slowly move the needle around. insert earing. and repeat! guys i advise doing the left first.
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Jun 11, 2011. 8:54 AMlemoyre says:
You shouldn't ice your ear it makes the skin tighten and rougher to pierce. You should use tooth numbing gel or something like that.
May 20, 2009. 11:16 AMbluebeard80 says:
Your cork, sponge or... sock? WTF, a sock? ... just completely ruined any attempt at home sterilization. Seriously? A sock? This is why you should wait until you can visit a proper studio. A SOCK?!!?!?!

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