Can I use these?

[Jingle Bells]

Hi all and back again with another question

As the subject line asks...can I use a Steel Stretching Crescent as a stretcher and leave it in till the next stretch without any damage being done to the lobe?


Thanks again

Jingle Bells.

[joniponi]

i see no problem with that but how big is it? if its very big it might swing around and may not be good for your ear, just go ahead and try it!

[Jingle Bells]

Hi

Thanks for the reply. It would be either a 2mm or 2.5mm. I'm going up in half sizes and no skipping

Jingle Bells.

[corazon_de_oro]

It's not the BEST thing you can stretch with because of the curved shape but it's not too big of deal at that size. If you use it, just make sure the part that's actually in your ear is all the same size. Sometimes with crescents you can get an uneven stretch, like if the part at the back of the hole is smaller than the part at the front or vice versa.

[twosharks]

In general, no. It's not evenly round, the weight isn't great, and it snags. All bad choices for a fresh stretch.

If you tend to wait six months to a year or more between sizes, then it's not such a bad method. But if your piercing is not extremely loose and more than ready to stretch, better to stick with straight tapers and small, short jewelry.

[Jingle Bells]

Hi,

Late reply....

Thanks for the advice. I think I'm just going to stick to the straight plugs. I don't use tapers but just put the plug in slowly.
I'll stick to what has been working for me

Jingle Bells .