If you're talking about a nose stud, then switching from a stud to a ring is very difficult for most people, and could very well not work at all. When I went to get my nostril pierced, my piercer warned me that switching from a stud to a ring wasn't possible. However, I've read differently in books (though just because something's published, doesn't necessarily mean it's true...). The best thing to do is to go to your piercer and let him/her know that you intend on switching from stud to ring at some point. If he/she believes it can be done, then your piercer will take care to make sure that the placement of the piercing will make for an easier switch up.
As far as when to switch, well, the average healing time for a nostril ring can be anywhere from 2 to 6 months. I would not advise switching before that. The nostril is one of the places where even long-term healed piercings close up, and while healing, it could happen in the amount of time it takes for you to remove the stud, clean the ring, and get ready to put it in. So, on that note, I would suggest that you see a professional to help you with your first switch up, just to make sure that hole doesn't close on you while you potentially struggle to get a ring in.
I've never tried putting a ring in, so I'm not speaking from experience. Everyone's body is different and therefore everyone's results and experiences will slightly differ from one another. However, my cautions are just information I've obtained from various professional piercers (Also, some of this is simply common sense), so it's always best to play things safe, just in case. Good luck, and I hope you have a successful switch-out!
A stud finder uses sensors to detect changes in density behind a wall. When it passes over a stud, which is a vertical wooden or metal support, the density changes and the stud finder alerts the user with a signal or light.
No, a 5x100 stud pattern will not fit on a 5x120 stud pattern because the number and placement of the studs are different. The studs need to align perfectly for the wheels to mount correctly on the hub.
Stud finders work by detecting changes in density behind walls. When a stud finder is moved across a wall, it senses the density of the material behind it. When it detects a denser area, it indicates the presence of a stud.
A stud finder is a handheld device used to locate wooden or metal studs behind walls. It works by detecting changes in density within the wall, typically caused by the presence of a stud. When the stud finder is moved along the wall, it emits a signal that is reflected back when it encounters a stud, indicating its location.
A broken ring can symbolize a broken relationship or commitment. It may also indicate a need for renewal or change in your life. Additionally, it could simply be a physical result of wear and tear on the ring itself.
A stud definitely x
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Wait 4-6 weeks after getting a lip piercing to change the jewelry in it
a Lip Ring or Stud .. haha i love you
Depends which part of your lip but they usually say stud at first because of the swelling but they usually ask if you wanted a ring when healed.
Yes they do. I dont have one but i have a friend that first got is chin pierced and it was a stud right under the lip.a couple monthes ago he put a ring there so its a lip ring now. Also, the best choice for your first lip piercing is a stud, as a ring could alter the shape in which the initial piercing heals and could affect the positioning if you later decide to have a stud.
Get something called a retainer : Its a clear nose ring . : )
If it's a vertical Labret piercing then it's a curved barbell, if it's a standard lip piercing it can be a labret stud or a ring.
Most nostril screws are 18g, changing to something thinner will restrict your choice options for jewellery. Once the piercing is about 6 weeks old you can consider changing it at that time, how ever be sure you replace it with only quality jewellery.
yeah you should be able to, as long as the lip ring is the same thickness as the stud you had your nose pierced with, otherwise the ring will not go through. :) hope this helped.
It means there is a small metal stud or ring going through your toungue.
show harry the ring and he lets you out