“Many body piercers prefer the use of a receiving tube when doing a nostril piercing (rather than shoving a cork up the client’s nose), as well as when doing many cartilage (ear) and hood piercings (genital)…”
“you risk either biting down on the barbell while eating (and potentially chipping or cracking your teeth), or you may be causing small ‘chips’ to the enamel surface of your teeth by ‘clanking’ the body jewelry around inside your mouth (so that it hits your teeth)…”
“Professional body piercers report that in many instances their clients are not even aware the needle has gone through, and must be told the piercing has been completed…”
“The solution is called a retainer, and can be purchased to fit navel, tongue, eyebrow, nipple and even nostril piercings. Using a retainer will not guarantee discovery by those nearest you, but it could help you slip by under the radar long enough to make a clean getaway!”
“Either this guy is trying to be the spokesman for Craftsman power tools, or he is making it clear in no uncertain terms that he has been ‘screwed’.”
“A tongue barbell with silicone spines can add a new dimension and extra sensations during foreplay”
“Contrary to popular belief, a tongue piercing is actually one of the least painful piercings anyone can get”
“Many people with tongue piercings have a habit of ‘clicking’ their barbells inside their mouth, which can be a source of irritation to the gums, as well as causing chips to the surfaces of the teeth”
“A retainer is usually made of a clear, flexible material that has a silicone feel to it and can be purchased in various styles and sizes for different body piercings”
although most people expect a tongue piercing to be extremely painful, it is in fact one of the least painful body piercings you can get