For my birthday im geting my tongue, nose, and a whole bunch of ear peircigns. my question is, does anyone here have an industrial peircing?? I want one soo bad but im so scared of the pain, ive done my cartilidge before with a regular earing, and it hurt so bad i had to take it out, i cant imagine a 16 gauge (actually im not sure what gauge in inudstrial is) in my ear! and i also need some sites with a whole lotta different ear peircing pics on it because i want my ears really really really peirced haha.
thanks, you crazy peircing obsessed people who help.
=)
x_mystery answered Tuesday August 9 2005, 4:52 pm: An industrial doesn't hurt any more than a regular cartilage peircing, but just remember that you have to do it twice. And I'm not entirely sure, but I don't think they use a 16 gauge in that. Its not too bad if you can stand a single cartilage peircing, but if you cant I don't suggest an industrial. I suggest you go to bmezine.com and look around for peircings either called "Industrial" or "Scaffold". There, you can read many stories of people that haven gotten that particular peircing. [ x_mystery's advice column | Ask x_mystery A Question ]
cailoisa answered Tuesday August 9 2005, 12:55 pm: Hey, I don't have an industrial, but my husband does. He has four tattoos and eight piercings. He says that his industrial hurt the worst of any of them. I'm pretty sure his is 14 gauge. He says it wasn't unbearable, but it was the most painful thing he's had done. [ cailoisa's advice column | Ask cailoisa A Question ]
DaysGoBy answered Tuesday August 9 2005, 1:26 am: Well I had an industrial before and it didn't hurt me too bad. (Of course there was some pain..) I guess it just kidna depends on your pain tolerance and how well it's done... Just make sure you keep it cleaned so it doesn't get infected... But since you couldn't handle just your regular cartledge piercing I can't really imagine you with an idustrial...
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