ok I have a thing in my family where I can only wear 14K gold earrings or ill get an infection..and well i really like these kinda earings ( [Link](Mouse over link to see full location) ) just i know my mom wont let me get them..bc they arent 14K n i kno she wont let me make the hole in my ear bigger..but doesnt ne one know if i can get real 14K earrings likethoughs?..i dont like wearing really girly earings i only have these cute pair..which i think my sister stole from me..n then sliver studs...my mom also said i could get those earrings if they were 14K n regular size!! plz help thx in advance!!
Unfortunately, there isn't much you can do for a nickel allergy except avoid the items that make it flare up. If you react strongly to earrings that aren't high-quality gold, then you need to avoid them. I had to give up belts becuase the nickel in the buckles gave me a rash on my bellybutton, and I can't wear my class ring (which is a silver-platinum alloy) if my hands get wet.
If your allergy isn't that bad, you could talk to her about getting these for special occasions... but these aren't exactly the kind of earrings you'd want to wear to prom. I would just count them out and look for gold and silver earrings. Yes, I know you can only wear 14k gold, but if you're anything like me, a little silver on special occasions won't mess you up unless you get them wet.
Personally, I would save up and look for small gold hoops. They're feminine, but they aren't really girly, and if they're the moderately expensive kind they shouldn't aggravate your nickel allergy. [ daughterofwily's advice column | Ask daughterofwily A Question ]
Cj answered Sunday April 24 2005, 12:50 am: this is kinda a risky.
NOt necceseraly the bad girl thing to do.
just get them and push it thruogh the hole. it will squeze in and enlargen the hole at the same time! no it wont hurt. [ Cj's advice column | Ask Cj A Question ]
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