To change a tongue ring, start by washing your hands with soap and water. Gently unscrew the ball at the bottom of the current tongue ring using clean hands or latex gloves. Slide out the old tongue ring and carefully insert the new one, then screw the ball back on tightly.
If you have had your tongue ring for 2 years, you should be able to leave it out for a few hours without any issues. However, it's best not to leave it out for an extended period of time as the hole can close up quickly, especially in the first few years after getting the piercing. Be cautious and monitor how your tongue reacts to longer periods without the ring.
It's possible that the hole could partially close up in a day, but it may not fully close depending on how long you had the tongue ring in for. The longer you had the tongue ring, the longer it may take for the hole to close completely.
No, it is not advisable to use a tongue ring as a lip ring. Tongue rings are typically larger and have a different shape than lip rings, leading to potential discomfort or irritation if used interchangeably. It is best to use jewelry that is specifically designed for the intended piercing location.
It is generally recommended to wait at least 6-8 weeks before changing or removing a tongue ring to allow the piercing to heal properly and minimize the risk of complications. Make sure to consult with your piercer for specific guidance based on your individual healing process.
Tongue piercings have been around for a long time. It dates back to the Aztec and Mayan culture, where it was done for religious practices.
its best not to right away...
Tongue piercings were common in ancient cultures like Maya and the Aztecs so i doubt anyone knows because it was so long ago.
No. A tongue stud is too long to be a good nipple ring. You'd wind up catching it on something and then you'd really be sorry.
To change a tongue ring, start by washing your hands with soap and water. Gently unscrew the ball at the bottom of the current tongue ring using clean hands or latex gloves. Slide out the old tongue ring and carefully insert the new one, then screw the ball back on tightly.
I heard you have to wait three weeks before you can even take the first tongue ring out. or maybe it was five weeks... but anyway dont take it out for at least 2 weeks and then see what happens. but dont leave it out too long or else it will close up.
Well the only way to put anything into a tongue is to use a needle to pierce the tongue first then put a barbell into the newly pierced hole. (Please quit calling it a tongue ring, it's a barbell and not a ring).
A complete healing of tongue piercing can take up to 4 weeks.
I don't have a white ring under my tongue.
I have had my tongue ring for almost 10 years, and I have a small hard spot close to the tongue ring. I think it is just the tongues version of scar tissue. It hardens up to protect itself from the tongue ring being there. And I even have a round indention on the top of my tongue from the ball pushing down for so long. Hope this helps you!
2 weeks (14 days)
There is no "lock on a tongue ring" and it's not a ring it's a barbell.