Can you put vitamin E on a nose ring?

Answer 1

You can but you need to know if the solution makes sense before you go into putting all sorts of stuff on your piercing. If you are having trouble with a piercing you need to know why you are having trouble before you start applying stuff to fix it. All too often I have people coming into the studio with piercing trouble looking for help because they tried everything else and now they need fresh help to fix it, by this point the piercing is a freaking mess. What caused the trouble, what were you cleaning it with and how often? There is a whole list of products that "new" piercers recommend for aftercare, they quite often don't stress the importance of just leaving the piercing alone and letting the body heal it without all the "woo woo magic stuff " and simply irrigating the piercing and moving the jewellery under running water after a shower or bath. Stuff like sea salt soaks, dragon mist, tea-tree oil, polysporin, neosporin, bactine are not necessarily good for your piercing ( actually they can cause more trouble than they solve ). Most products previously listed have warnings on the bottles about using the product on deep wounds or puncture wounds, guess what a piercing is a puncture wound. Now don't get me wrong here I am not slagging the "New Piercers", they are new for a reason and they need to learn what works and what doesn't and why. If you need detailed help contact me through my website, but first go back and talk to your piercer if you are having trouble, ask questions and get answers that make sense before you make matters worse for your piercing.