Are glass plugs bad for your ears?

Are glass plugs bad for your ears?

Certain materials like steel and glass are safe for healing ears while most other materials should only be worn after your ears are healed to avoid infection and to ensure proper healing.

What size is 0g in ear plugs?

8 mm 5/16″
Ear Gauge to MM Conversion Table

Gauge Millimeters(mm) Inches
0g 8 mm 5/16″
00g 10 mm 3/8″
11 mm 7/16″
12 mm 1/2″

Can you stretch with glass plugs?

Can you stretch with glass plugs? It’s not advised to stretch with glass plugs. You should use a glass taper instead and follow through with a plug in the new size.

How do you care for a glass plug?

Cleaning Glass Plugs / Gauges / Tunnels Clean them under running water, lather up, rinse well, and dry them immediately with a towel or paper towel. We recommend you use warm (not hot!) water to clean them, as it will help clear out any sebum and skin that might have accumulated on the plugs that sit on the surface.

What is the heaviest material for plugs?

Stone Gauges, Plugs & Tunnels As one of the first ever materials used for piercings, tunnels, and plugs, stone is a popular pick nowadays too. The heaviest of all the organic material types, it’s still not particularly heavy and can weigh less than most metals.

How often should you clean your plugs?

The key is to use these methods sparingly because they can remove too much earwax and dry out the sensitive skin of the ear canal. Aim for no more than once a day until the excess wax is gone, but preferably only one or two times a week.

How do I stop my gauges from smelling?

Some type of moisturizer on your ears can also be helpful. The odor will be stronger while you are stretching your ears. This is because the ear is trying to heal and will produce more sebum and dead skin. When you get to your desired ear gauge you will notice less of an odor.

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