Are clickers good for septum piercing?
Septum clickers are an excellent way to show off your fantastic septum piercing. But septum clickers offer a unique aesthetic and an interesting design that makes them perfect for just about any nose piercing.
Can you wear a septum clicker in your nostril?
Hoop nose rings are best for nostril piercings and not recommended for septum piercings. Septum clickers: Septum clickers have become incredibly popular due to how easy they are to put in. Secondly, you can easily flip this style of nose ring up to hide it for work or other occasions where piercings aren’t accepted.
What are septum clickers?
Clickers are a wonderful creation that feature a straight or curved post that is attached to a decorative or subtle ring by a hinge and ‘clicks’ shut. Easy to change, comfortable to wear and no pieces to loose. You can’t go wrong with our hinged nose rings! Clickers are most commonly seen in Septum piercings.
How quick can a septum piercing heal?
Septum piercings take about 2 to 3 months to heal. The septum is a thin layer of skin, nerves, and blood vessels between your two nostrils. It’s delicate and usually hurts more than a nostril piercing. However, it heals quickly because there’s less tissue for your body to reconstruct.
What is the standard size for a septum piercing?
16 gauge
The most common gauge for septum piercings is 16 gauge (approx. 1.2mm thick), however, your piercer may decide to use a different gauge depending on your individual anatomy. While 16G is the typical starter gauge, some people choose to size down to 18 gauge (approx. 1.0mm thick) or size up to 14 gauge (approx.
Can you wear septum rings in ear?
Nose jewelry in your ear?! It sounds crazy when you say it out loud, but actually, septum jewelry is a pretty common way to adorn your ear! A daith piercing is a cartilage piercing that is tucked into the middle of your ear.
Can I use a sleeper as a septum ring?
365 Sleepers can be worn as earrings and body piercings as well – lips, nose, eyebrow etc.
How do I find my septum hole?
Try either lifting up the side of your nose, or pinch just below your septum and pull it down, so you could see where the hole is placed. Gently feel around inside your nose until you’ll find the hole. Be patient, don’t hurt your nose. Keep in mind that your hole isn’t straight, but more of a little rainbow shape.
What can I use as a septum ring?
If you love the way a septum piercing looks but are unsure if you want a real piercing, you can easily make a fake septum piercing. With some wire, paper clips, or earring hooks you can use pliers and scissors to make a fun fake septum to wear. Just make sure you take certain precautions.
