14/f
okay so i've had my belly pierced for about 3 weeks and all and i have a real belly ring in it..some people use ear rings but no way....
well i have a question..is there anything else you could use besides peroxid and vaseline? i know that alcohol dries everything up way to much...but what about just using vitamin E???
well any suggestions are welcome!!thanks!
You really should NOT use antibacterial soap, peroxide or alcohol!!!! These do more harm than good. Try to clean the inside of your belly button with a Q-Tip so dirt doesn't get trapped in there and cause infection. Never touch it unless you've washed your hands. You can't change the ring for at least three months, but it has to be a high-grade steel ring. you can't wear mall jewelry for at least ONE YEAR.
BrunetteBeauti answered Sunday March 9 2008, 3:56 pm: first of all DO NOT use PEROXIDE or ALCOHOL this will closee the piercing and make healing horrible. best thing to use is antibacterial soap at least twice a day. if you have any ear care antiseptic this could work also. i jus got mine pierced a month ago and it never hurts and i use the ear car antiseptic and the soap, soo good luck. [ BrunetteBeauti's advice column | Ask BrunetteBeauti A Question ]
Disconnected answered Friday March 7 2008, 12:38 pm: Try salt water.
Use natural sea salt..like the big grain type, and mix it with WARM water, not hot, not cold.
It should taste like tears.
Too much salt is bad.
put in in a cup, and hold the cup over your belly button for 3 minutes or so.
Try to do this in the morning and evening.
Works great! [ Disconnected's advice column | Ask Disconnected A Question ]
Melody answered Thursday March 6 2008, 7:06 pm: The guy who did my belly button told me the best thing to keep my ring clean and infection free was to use dial soap in the shower. [ Melody's advice column | Ask Melody A Question ]
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