Yes. If they are long though, you might want to shave or wax just to keep the hairs from getting caught in the piercing.
Only if you want a raving infection, lotions, potions, salves and balms are not to be used on your piercing, or any piercing for that matter. Follow your aftercare instructions and leave the piercing alone, you have plenty of natural occurring skin oil to keep the skin moist.
Sometimes its different at different places but for me it cost £30 plus the belly jewellery which came to £32 altogether oh and when you have it done you may need to buy a spray to keep the piercing clean which costs £5 hope this helps! xoxo
Sure just keep tanning lotion and tanning oil away from the new piercing.
It's not puss, your second piercing has bisected the first piercing and that is lymphatic matter "discharge" from the second piercing exiting our the first piercing location. Don't worry about it, it will heal up just fine just keep to your normal aftercare routine and all should be fine.
Well piercings done by an experienced professional body piercer are next to painless. The fear factor thing you need to get over on your own, just keep in mind that any piercing done by a professional body piercer is going to be done safely and correctly.
If you have changed the jewellery since it was pierced, chances are good you have junk jewellery in the piercing and are reacting to the metal. Good see your professional body piercer, they need to see what it's doing in order to guide you in the right direction.
It's not puss, your second piercing has bisected the first piercing and that is lymphatic matter "discharge" from the second piercing exiting our the first piercing location. Don't worry about it, it will heal up just fine just keep to your normal aftercare routine and all should be fine.
Yes but keep in mind that is scar tissue that is being re-pierced so it is going to hurt a little bit more than the first piercing.
i do not no but u can go to google or ask.com or even ask when u get the peirceings
I think you should point out to your mom that ear piercings are more traditional than belly button or tongue piercings and if you managed to keep those from being infected you than can do the same with the ear piercings.
Practice your driving and forget about your navel piercing. Keep in mind during your road test that you are in control of over 2000 lbs of moving metal and plastic capable of terminating a human life in less than a second, your navel piercing is of no concern behind the wheel. If you feel it is going to be a problem cancel your test or take out your piercing, but please focus on the road when you are behind the wheel!