Ear piercing is an increasingly popular cosmetic treatment, but it’s not something you should take lightly. Pierced ears are formed by making a hole in the lobe or cartilage and wearing earrings through the hole. Before getting pierced, always make sure the recommended techniques are followed. A piercing infection is a potentially painful complication of this procedure, even though it is a relatively common one.

To that end, it is important to have information about the best places for piercings and how to make sure they are safe and clean. Ear piercings are available in many places, including jewelry stores, mall kiosks, ear-piercing studios, pediatricians, and tattoo parlors. It is important, however, that certain locations ensure the safety and sterility of their employees, products, and equipment. Hence, it is a good idea to take a look around a shop before making a decision about whether or not it is the right place to go. Stop by and observe another individual getting their ears pierced to accomplish this.

In this article, we would talk about some ear-piercing methods that you must know of before you decide to get them punched. So stay tuned and read the whole article with full concentration to know what suits you the best.

Ear Piercing Methods

Gun piercings and needle piercings are the two most popular ear piercing methods in jewelry stores and salons. In contrast to the typical gun, which comes with a traditional puncture and clap stud, the needle does not come with its own set. Taking these points into consideration will help you to identify the best method:

Gun Piercing:

Piercing your ear lobe with a gun has been a traditional method of ear lobe piercing since the early 1960s. A stud is inserted into an ear lobe through this method.

The exclusive Contactless Sterilear System by Essential Beauty utilizes pre-sterilized, single-use disposable cartridges with studs with pointed ends that are pre-sterilized and pre-packaged. In order to avoid contamination, the earrings are pre-sterilized before they are used to pierce the ear lobe. It is important to note that the earrings do not come into contact with you or your child’s ears at any point.