dead stretching?
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corazon_de_oro
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Re: dead stretching?
Dead-stretching is fine if your ears are 100% ready to stretch. I dead-stretched to 2G and to 1G and it barely even felt like a stretch because I'd stayed at the previous size for so long. But you should never force jewelry in or stretch with silicone. Silicone expands inside your ear so it'll expand the hole whether you're ready for it or not, and it's bad for fresh stretches anyway.
I'm Lindsay.
I have 1/2" lobes and 11 piercings: left helix x2, both conches, both nostrils, septum, navel, and VCH.
My lobes are small but I know a lot about stretching and how to do it safely, so message me if you have any questions!
I have 1/2" lobes and 11 piercings: left helix x2, both conches, both nostrils, septum, navel, and VCH.
My lobes are small but I know a lot about stretching and how to do it safely, so message me if you have any questions!
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ms.doomsday
- Posts: 31
- Joined: Tue Dec 21, 2010 8:16 am
- Gauge Size:: 3/4"g
- Location: Austin Texas US.
Re: dead stretching?
why avoid clay?
I speak from experience.
Stretching for 8 yrs. Current size: 3/4"
Bad Habits Galore. Not Easily Offended.
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stashapistachio
- Posts: 296
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- Gauge Size:: One whole inch
- Location: England, UK
Re: dead stretching?
Super porous.
Actual clay/ceramic dust is carcogenic. And polymer clays aren't suitable for skin. Most sealant & varnishes aren't either, and do they do rub off over time. As are some glass glazes/finishes
Wear it through earskins if you must.
Actual clay/ceramic dust is carcogenic. And polymer clays aren't suitable for skin. Most sealant & varnishes aren't either, and do they do rub off over time. As are some glass glazes/finishes
Wear it through earskins if you must.
