Can you use a hoop to pierce your ear?

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Can you use a hoop to pierce your ear?

Here’s the thing, it’s recommended that you avoid hoops and dangles for 6–12 months because their weight is too much for a new piercing, they’ll tear the new skin and may tear further into your earlobe if they’re heavy enough. I prefer hoops myself, so I understand the impatience to want to wear them.

Can you pierce your ear with any earring?

Absolutely! It will tear your skin because it’s dull. It will cause a lot of pain, it will scar you, & probably cause an infection. Go get your ears pierced by a professional.

What earrings should I get male?

So, if you have pale or fair skin, then you should opt for silver or white gold earrings, while yellow and rose gold ear rings should be avoided. For guys with dark skin, gold earrings are a perfect choice, as they look striking against their skin tone. However, a white gold or silver earring will look great too.

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Why don’t men wear hoop earrings?

Because hoops aren’t earrings that are only worn by women, only the size is a bit bigger than men normally wear. My wife asked me to get my ears pierced many years ago. I had wanted to get my ears pierced as a kid but bigoted rules prevented.

When getting your ears pierced can you get a hoop first?

When getting your ears pierced, you can get a hoop at first only if you go to a professional piercer who uses a needle. I believe it will heal faster as well when you start out with a hoop The Rock reveals the key to success for normal people.

Can a man get his ears pierced if he is male?

He can. No piercing is gender specific unless it’s on a sexual organ that only one gender has. And no piercer is going to deny piercings a man’s ears just because he’s male. If judgement is your worry then stop being concerned with what people think of you.

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Should I get a ring or barbell for my ear piercing?

I suggest starting out with a barbell (or labret, depending on what area of the ear) rather than a ring, although you can get a ring to start with, if you like. With ear piercings, you don’t really know how much you actually hit your ear or how much you touch things with your ear until you try to have a piercing heal without irritation.