Graduation + Nose Piercing? - Comments

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  • raja sahara

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    1. I work in an office too and the attire is business casual/smart casual so so far no one has said anything at all about my nose piercing (though it is a stud, not sure how well a ring will be received even tho I like wearing those more)

    2. Nothing lmao. I mean sometimes if you blow your nose and you have an L-shape stud, the end might move and stick out of your nose, but that's about it.

    3. I bought this thing from the piercer, idek what it was but it was some type of medicine that you put on your piercing for a few weeks? I don't remember, it's been awhile lmfao
    June 22nd, 2016 at 02:49am
  • saeglopur

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    1. I work in the medical unit at my state's sports arena and I work at my college's gym and as an ice cream server at a local business in town and all three of these jobs have no problem with my nose piercing/have not even addressed it.

    2. Honestly, I don't even notice it. And I've had my piercing for a year as of June. I have allergies and am constantly blowing my nose, and its not a problem. And I use nasal spray and it doesn't irritate it or anything.

    3. My piercer gave me a bag of salt and I mixed that with warm water (not tap) and soaked a cotton ball in it and then put it on the outside and inside, for maybe a month. I wore makeup while it was healing too and I just cleaned around it after the application so there wasn't any makeup on the hole.

    The only problem I faced really with the piercing was switching to a ring that was too small when it was still relatively new. That irritated it. Also fake jewelry didn't help. But I didn't put a new post or hoop in the hole until about six months after getting it.
    June 21st, 2016 at 10:33pm