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Do fake plugs strech your ears?
Yes "The Wildcat Collection" in England manufactures custom plugs for those who don't wish to stretch there ear lobes.
Can you stretch your ears with stone plugs?
Yes
Is it safe to stretch your ears when you have a blowout?
No it isn't.
How long does it take to stretch your ears to 10mm?
The time it takes to stretch your ears to 10mm can vary depending on your individual anatomy and how your ears respond to stretching. Generally, it is recommended to wait at least 4-6 weeks between each stretching session to allow your ears to heal and adjust to the new size. It is important to stretch slowly and responsibly to avoid injury or tearing of the earlobe.
I want to stretch my ears but don't want to go too big what size is it where you can put in a plug and see through the ear and what size is it when they won't close up anymore?
Well the piercing wont close up if you go higher than double zeros, and you can see through on almost every size that you stretch.
After days of stretching earlobe to a different size The whole earlobe is slightly purple?
no it shouldn't be Stretch down a size and wait a few weeks until you stretch up again. Some people's ears turn purple instead of red when irritated but if that isn't normal for you, downsize.
Do earrings stretch your ears?
only if their really big
Do gauged ears close?
Depends on how big you stretch to.
Is it bad having your ears gauged after a certain amount of time?
no. they actually get better the longer you keep them in. and if you keep them in at one size for a long time then its easier for you to stretch them.
Do you have to have your ears pierced to have them streched?
Seriously. Think about what you are asking. How would you stretch a hole that doesn't exist? OF COURSE THEY HAVE TO BE PIERCED. Please do more research before you actually stretch your ears.
What happens when you stretch your ears out?
by experiences , they go back to normal (:
Which ear do you get stretched?
Most people stretch both ears by gradually increasing the size of the earlobe piercing to accommodate larger jewelry. It is common for individuals to stretch one ear at a time, allowing the earlobe to heal properly before stretching the other ear.
