Piercing Stretch Gauge at Cynthia Cawley blog

Piercing Stretch Gauge. Tapers are popular tools for stretching piercings and come in various sizes (you can also refer to bodymods gauge chart here). How fast you can stretch depends on the body part, and your skin's elasticity. The charts below show the various gauges and lengths in both inches and millimeters when you’re choosing the right jewelry thickness, length, accessory or ball size, or if you’re looking to stretch up to the next size. If you decide to get yourself stretched or gauged piercing, you will have to wait until your initial piercings have fully healed. Half sizes should be used when possible, particularly in larger size jumps or in sensitive areas. It is recommended that you give your piercing at least 6 to 12 months of healing time before the stretched or gauged piercing process. The thicker post gauge can be used to stretch your piercing hole further. Any piercing can be stretched to a larger size. Overstretching can damage your tissue, cause thinning, or even lead to the total loss of your piercing. Stretching more than one full gauge size should be avoided. If you plan on stretching your ear lobes and currently don’t have your ears pierced, you might want your initial piercing to be a heavier gauge.

Half sizes should be used when possible, particularly in larger size jumps or in sensitive areas. How fast you can stretch depends on the body part, and your skin's elasticity. Any piercing can be stretched to a larger size. Tapers are popular tools for stretching piercings and come in various sizes (you can also refer to bodymods gauge chart here). It is recommended that you give your piercing at least 6 to 12 months of healing time before the stretched or gauged piercing process. The charts below show the various gauges and lengths in both inches and millimeters when you’re choosing the right jewelry thickness, length, accessory or ball size, or if you’re looking to stretch up to the next size. If you plan on stretching your ear lobes and currently don’t have your ears pierced, you might want your initial piercing to be a heavier gauge. The thicker post gauge can be used to stretch your piercing hole further. Overstretching can damage your tissue, cause thinning, or even lead to the total loss of your piercing. Stretching more than one full gauge size should be avoided.

36Pcs Punk Crylic Ear Gauge Taper Tunnel Plug Expander Stretching

Piercing Stretch Gauge Half sizes should be used when possible, particularly in larger size jumps or in sensitive areas. The charts below show the various gauges and lengths in both inches and millimeters when you’re choosing the right jewelry thickness, length, accessory or ball size, or if you’re looking to stretch up to the next size. If you plan on stretching your ear lobes and currently don’t have your ears pierced, you might want your initial piercing to be a heavier gauge. Tapers are popular tools for stretching piercings and come in various sizes (you can also refer to bodymods gauge chart here). Half sizes should be used when possible, particularly in larger size jumps or in sensitive areas. It is recommended that you give your piercing at least 6 to 12 months of healing time before the stretched or gauged piercing process. Overstretching can damage your tissue, cause thinning, or even lead to the total loss of your piercing. If you decide to get yourself stretched or gauged piercing, you will have to wait until your initial piercings have fully healed. How fast you can stretch depends on the body part, and your skin's elasticity. Any piercing can be stretched to a larger size. Stretching more than one full gauge size should be avoided. The thicker post gauge can be used to stretch your piercing hole further.