Quality and Economy

SAFETY

  • All of our needles are single-use, pre-sterilized, and verified by an independent lab.
  • Since safety is so important, we encourage our customers to discuss questions and concerns with our artists.

PIERCINGS

  • We use single-use needles for every piercing, every time.
  • Our piercing clamps are given a chemical bath followed by autoclave sterilization.

Piercing Prices

  • Earlobe $25
  • Ear Cartilage (Inner) $35 and up
  • Ear Cartilage (Outer) $25
  • Exotic $75 and up
  • Eyebrow $25
  • Labret $25
  • Lip $25
  • Monroe $35
  • Nasal Bridge $35
  • Nasal Septum $35
  • Navel $25
  • Nipple $25 each
  • Nostril $25
  • Tongue $35
  • Standard jewelry is included with every piercing!

Aftercare Products

  • Piercings: H2Ocean Sea Salt Spray $7

Quick Aftercare Instructions

  1. Wash Your Hands before touching any piercing every time (even touching healed piercings with dirty hands can cause an infection).
  2. Rinse your piercing with soap and plenty of clean water. Soap should be dye and fragrance free, such as Dial Antibacterial. Make sure to clean off any crust that develops on the jewelry while rotating the jewelry.
  3. Pat dry with a clean, soft cloth.
  4. Repeat at least 2 times daily, or as necessary.

Piercing Aftercare

  • Follow steps 1 through 4 of the Quick Aftercare Instructions.
  • For oral piercings, it is advised to chew ice for the first 4-9 days. This will help minimize swelling and pain.
  • With oral piercings, you should carry Listerine antiseptic mouthwash and rinse each time after you eat, drink, smoke, or put anything in your mouth.

Estimated Healing Times*

  • Earlobe: 6-8 weeks
  • Ear Cartilage: 4 months-1 year
  • Eyebrow: 6-10 weeks
  • Female Parts: 6-10 weeks
  • Lip: 2-3 months
  • Male Parts: 6 weeks-10 months
  • Nasal Bridge: 8-10 weeks
  • Nasal Septum: 6-8 weeks
  • Navel: 3 months-1 year
  • Nipple: 3-6 months
  • Nostril: 3 months-1 year
  • Tongue: 4-6 weeks

*Healing times are approximate and will vary in accordance to general health and adherence to aftercare instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. When can I change or remove the jewelry?
A. You may change your jewelry once your piercing is completely healed. The piercing should no longer seep or develop crust: the outer rim of the piercing will be the same color as the surrounding skin. When healed, the piercing will not be sore if you gently tug on it. If you are not comfortable changing your own jewelry, come back in and we would be happy to do so.
Q. What if I suspect my piercing is infected?
A. Do not panic. Minor soreness and irritation is common, especially in the first 48 hours. If you do suspect an infection, rinse with solution of 1/2 tsp. sea salt to 2 oz. water twice daily. Do not hesitate to consult a doctor if symptoms persist or get worse.

Avoid the Following During the Healing Process:

  • Avoid oral contact.
  • Avoid any unnecessary handling.
  • Do not let anyone touch or handle your piercing.
  • Avoid hot tubs, Jacuzzis, hot baths, and swimming pools.
  • With oral piercings: avoid smoking, seafood, dairy products, yogurt, spicy foods and chewing tobacco.
  • Avoid aspirin, caffeine, alcohol, drugs, and nicotine. All of these will slow healing.
  • Never let a piercing come in contact with someone’s body fluids.
  • Do not change your jewelry until your piercing is completely healed: it can cause trauma to the piercing site and inhibit healing.
  • Avoid tanning oils, sand, and lotion.
  • Do not use Vaseline, a product in which bacteria thrive.
  • Do not use hydrogen peroxide or rubbing alcohol, which can promote scarring. Use Dial soap and water to cleanse.
  • Do not use Neosporin: it heals wounds so well that it may cause your skin to reject the jewelry.