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How do people pierce noses with a Gun?
Im just curious, i know the dangers etc,
i just want to know how its done
like,
what stud to they use?
how do they put the stud in the gun?
do the studs have backs?
how does the stud stay in?
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i just want to know how its done
like,
what stud to they use?
how do they put the stud in the gun?
do the studs have backs?
how does the stud stay in?
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In one of two ways:
Using an ear piercing gun which fires a cheap earring (even gold is only gold plated and can wear away when inside the piercing exposing you to the cheaper metal underneath!) into your nose and puts a butterfly back on the inside which will then collect nasties from the inside of your nose and breed bacteria - eugh!
These earrings often are pointed on the end and can cut the inside of the nose when knocked.
Using a 'special' nose piercing gun which is spring loaded so fires a special stud through at a slower rate. The stud is still blunt (however so still causes some trauma) and stil lmade from cheaper metals with a pointed end again but instead of butterfly backs they are wider at one end than the other (kind of bullet shaped) so they cant fall out. This does mean that when the healing process is over you have to pull out stud that is wider than the piercing hole (painful!) as the hole will close around the thinner part of the jewellery.
The special guns sometimes don't have enough force to get through the nose cartilage all the way - meaning the stud has to be forced the rest of the way in by hand.
In both cases the studs are in sterile plastic cartilages that are slotted into the gun and thrown away when they've been fired.
Using an ear piercing gun which fires a cheap earring (even gold is only gold plated and can wear away when inside the piercing exposing you to the cheaper metal underneath!) into your nose and puts a butterfly back on the inside which will then collect nasties from the inside of your nose and breed bacteria - eugh!
These earrings often are pointed on the end and can cut the inside of the nose when knocked.
Using a 'special' nose piercing gun which is spring loaded so fires a special stud through at a slower rate. The stud is still blunt (however so still causes some trauma) and stil lmade from cheaper metals with a pointed end again but instead of butterfly backs they are wider at one end than the other (kind of bullet shaped) so they cant fall out. This does mean that when the healing process is over you have to pull out stud that is wider than the piercing hole (painful!) as the hole will close around the thinner part of the jewellery.
The special guns sometimes don't have enough force to get through the nose cartilage all the way - meaning the stud has to be forced the rest of the way in by hand.
In both cases the studs are in sterile plastic cartilages that are slotted into the gun and thrown away when they've been fired.
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Other Answers (4)
- They use a metal silver stud and the stud does not have a back its stays in firmly for a week or so and after that is goes kind of lose so you may have to cover it with a plaster and after six weeks or so you can get a new stud with a back and put it in.
- the piercing doesnt have a back, and it just stays there somehow.. lol i got mine done with a gun.. and id imagine it would be way better then a needle. & they just use what looks like a normal stud, but are some how different then normal ear studs.
- for nose there is pins(i have heard they fly)easy to get in...hockey sticks(bit better)little harder to get in....screw...( hard to get it in) ...but good if u only want one to stay in ... pss..all have ball on the ends..ps when i had my nose both time a needle...sooo im not sure and all that ****
- you put it in the grass
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