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http://www.steelnavel.com/body-piercing-body-aftercare.asp

 

Captive Bead Ring Assembly

It's not rocket surgery to take one of these apart and put it back together on your ear, but if you're new to captive rings, it sure seems like it! First thing to do is just relax. Second is to always try to remove and put the bead in over a desk or something that has a towel on it for example. DON'T DO THIS OVER THE SINK! I know there is a mirror there, but lots of people have lost their bead down the drain that way... total bummer. If you are gonna do it over the sink, block the hole!

 

Silicon Squishy Spools

TOTM Squishy Spools are of high quality and are safe for most people to use and wear.

Some of our competitors would like you to think otherwise. One company in fact is trying to indicate that we are selling a lower quality product than they are, but we have not found that to be the case. Our silcon spools are just fantastic! At least that's what everyone who's wearing them says...

There has also been some controversy over whether it is safe to stretch (gauge) your holes with them. We suggest that if you do choose to stretch with silicone, only do so one size at a time. Only people with a lot of experience should attempt to stretch on their own. Novices should seek the aid and council of a professional piercer, and follow proper healing times and aftercare. And again, if you are going to stretch, move up only ONE size at a time and heal in between, no matter what method you use!