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What size coffin plugs do I need?
The reason usually is that they just got to the 2G or 0G size and their ears are not elastic enough to get them in. Typically I suggest these customers wait until their ears are slightly “stretchy-er” than the 2G or 0G to get these coffin plugs in their ears. The coffin plugs are also put in using the button method.
Do teardrop plugs mess up your ears?
Oval and Teardrop plugs will cause the least amount of pressure points, while pointed shapes like diamonds and triangle plugs will cause a greater chance of pressure points. The higher the chance of pressure points on your ear the more chances of a thinning or even tearing.
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Do teardrop plugs change the shape of your ear?
A: Absolutely! Teardrop plug wear will in no way change the shape of your ears.
How do you wear ear tunnels?
Slowly insert the pointy side first and then try to slide it through. If there is resistance or pain, you should wait to stretch your ears further. If there is no resistance and it feels comfortable, simply line up the next gauge of tunnels or plugs and push them through. Once they are through, fix them with “O” rings.
Trying Teardrop Plugs for Stretched Ears
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How do teardrop gauges work?
Teardrop: Teardrop shaped plugs do have a unique formula used to measure the size of the plug. You subtract the width of the plug from the length, divide by 2, and then add that number to the width.
What size gauge will shrink back?
Most professionals in the piercing world suggest going no larger than a 0 gauge, preferably a 2 gauge, if you want your ears to shrink back to standard size. If you stop at this point, you should have no problem with your ears shrinking back.
Can you put plugs in right after tapers?
Go slowly. If you experience any discomfort, you’ve done too much. Put your plug in at the thicker end of the taper so you can insert it into the stretched piercing immediately.
How to get Teardrop, Coffin, and Saddle Plugs into your Stretched Ears
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What is the difference between single and double flared plugs?
Single-flared plugs have a groove in the plug to hold the o-ring in place. A double flared plug has a flared end on both sides of the cylindrical piece of jewelry. This piercing requires the hole to be big enough for the flare to fit through, which is usually larger than your gauge size.
Why can’t I get my double flared plugs in?
Many people have the problem of not being able to fit in their double flare plugs if they have never worn them before. A double flared plug is a plug that has flares on both ends (the flares are actually slightly larger than the actual center).
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