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Cleaning Smelly Piercings. Use a cotton swab dipped in a saline solution (a mixture of salt and warm water) to clean around the earring holes. This ensures that you remove any daily buildup of oils or debris. You should clean your old piercings in the shower and let warm water run over it, says maria. Despite how casual and common it is for people to get pierced, in essence, each new piercing is essentially a wound. Cleaning and caring for your new piercing correctly is the easiest way to ensure that your piercing looks and feels the way exactly that it should. You just need to keep your piercing clean. It’s best to clean a piercing by gently dabbing a cotton swab soaked in a salt solution. Avoid cleaning with fragrant soaps. Use a gentle saline solution or hydrogen peroxide on a cotton ball to wipe the front and back of the earring hole. Before you start, wash your hands and avoid touching. Luckily, if you’re showing no other symptoms except an odor, your piercing likely only needs to be cleaned. If your piercing is fully healed, and it smells, it’s more than likely that you are not experiencing an infection or any sort of larger issue; When an earring hole hasn’t been cleaned properly, the sebum will mix with the dead cells caused by the pierced skin to create a gross smell. Luckily, there’s a super easy way to prevent—or get rid of—that funky smell if you notice it.

When an earring hole hasn’t been cleaned properly, the sebum will mix with the dead cells caused by the pierced skin to create a gross smell. Luckily, there’s a super easy way to prevent—or get rid of—that funky smell if you notice it. If your piercing is fully healed, and it smells, it’s more than likely that you are not experiencing an infection or any sort of larger issue; Use a cotton swab dipped in a saline solution (a mixture of salt and warm water) to clean around the earring holes. Avoid cleaning with fragrant soaps. You just need to keep your piercing clean. You should clean your old piercings in the shower and let warm water run over it, says maria. Use a gentle saline solution or hydrogen peroxide on a cotton ball to wipe the front and back of the earring hole. It’s best to clean a piercing by gently dabbing a cotton swab soaked in a salt solution. Despite how casual and common it is for people to get pierced, in essence, each new piercing is essentially a wound.

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Cleaning Smelly Piercings Despite how casual and common it is for people to get pierced, in essence, each new piercing is essentially a wound. It’s best to clean a piercing by gently dabbing a cotton swab soaked in a salt solution. Avoid cleaning with fragrant soaps. You just need to keep your piercing clean. Use a gentle saline solution or hydrogen peroxide on a cotton ball to wipe the front and back of the earring hole. Use a cotton swab dipped in a saline solution (a mixture of salt and warm water) to clean around the earring holes. Despite how casual and common it is for people to get pierced, in essence, each new piercing is essentially a wound. Cleaning and caring for your new piercing correctly is the easiest way to ensure that your piercing looks and feels the way exactly that it should. This ensures that you remove any daily buildup of oils or debris. Luckily, if you’re showing no other symptoms except an odor, your piercing likely only needs to be cleaned. When an earring hole hasn’t been cleaned properly, the sebum will mix with the dead cells caused by the pierced skin to create a gross smell. Before you start, wash your hands and avoid touching. If your piercing is fully healed, and it smells, it’s more than likely that you are not experiencing an infection or any sort of larger issue; Luckily, there’s a super easy way to prevent—or get rid of—that funky smell if you notice it. You should clean your old piercings in the shower and let warm water run over it, says maria.