The only honey you should use for cuts burns or wounds is manuka honey (which is a Newzealand honey or a honey that has a high AAH (antibacterial antioxidant honey). Just your usual honey will not do much at all. As for applying it to a piercing I wouldn't apply it straight onto the piercing as the piercing will not be able to "breathe" properly and may make it worse for the infection. The best thing to do would be to put a teaspoon of the honey into half a cup of warm boiled water and then wash the piercing with that solution. Also, just as another hint.. buy a GOOD essential Tea Tree oil ( at most health shops). Tea Tree is an antibacterial, antiseptic and antifungal oil and you can apply this neat to the skin with a cotton bud or you can put about 5 drops of it into a small amount of cooled boiled water as a wash.
Salt water or saline solution on the outside of the lip around the piercing. Alcohol-free mouthwash on the inside of the mouth around the piercing
You can wear it but don't put it over the piercing. It's too thick so it'll smother the piercing and delay healing.
yes, it doesn't effect it at all :) unless you put the lip gloss on the actual piercing hole, then that'd just be silly
you put a little sticker thing on your lip and put some detail in it
take it out or just put it in backward in stick it through
Go see a professional body piercer.
-Mouthwash with alcohol -peroxide -alcohol -Don't put chapstick/lip balm around the actual piercing. You can use it just not on it.
take it off your lip and put it on your ear, unless if it's too small.
No.In person if you are cute if u put lip rircing it would be cute.but if u are ugly you don't have to put it on.
Just get a long lip stud. The piercer should've put that in to begin with.
Contact your local professional body piercer and ask what they have to say about your piercing and how they can help you.
I have both my lip and belly button pierced. I had my belly button pierced with a hoop and my lip pierced with a bar/stud. The belly button was more irritating then the lip because a hoop piercing requires the piercer to clamp it shut and fiddle around with a new pierced part instead of just screwing a ball on. I recommend any new piercings to be with a bar/stud as it is quicker and less irritating. Put it this way, I'm going for a 2nd lip piercing and not another belly button piercing ;)