Eyebrow piercings

xxboylarzxx

hey all,
im planning to have my eyebrow done in the summer when school finishes so i will be able to take it in and out during the nxt year of school.

thing is i have a weekend job in a supermarket which ill be working in the summer and i dont think they let them. i have to ask.

i was wondering would it be possible to take it in and out when needed for work or will it lead to damage?

thanks,
xxboylarzxx

3hn2givr7mx1sc

I left mine in for two months before I started changing it, but then it grew out in September(got it done in January), I'd advise to leave it in for at least 6 weeks before yo go fiddling with it. But who am I to give advice.:o

xxboylarzxx

perfect thanks.:)
can you get the clear bars in straight away?or do i have to go metal for 2 months?



i might just get the normal metal one done. not much the manager can do if its done

3hn2givr7mx1sc

xxboylarzxx wrote: »

perfect thanks.:)
can you get the clear bars in straight away?or do i have to go metal for 2 months?

I think so, but I'm not sure.

hitlersson666

Meh I waited only 2weeks for my lip before l changed to to a clear bar and It healed grand D

Star Lord

Please don't be advocating/recommending bad practice. You really should wait 6-8 weeks before changing jewellery to give the piercing time to heal.

If the piercer is willing to pierce you with the jewellery that's one thing, but please do not go against the aftercare guidelines.

hitlersson666

You could also be asked to be pierced with PTFE which is safe and clear and for work take the balls off.... Only some pierce with PTFE though but AFAIK snakebite will do it.

unknown13

hitlersson666 wrote: »

You could also be asked to be pierced with PTFE which is safe and clear and for work take the balls off.... Only some pierce with PTFE though but AFAIK snakebite will do it.

what is your obsession with PTFE

hitlersson666

Nothing but I use it with everything for school I would say Bioplast but I would most likely be eaten by everyone here unlike on bodyjewellery forum where at least there open to things....

T&P here are very pc IMO

If I was to be 100 % honest I would recomment waiting a few weeks and changing it then but then I eat freaked at over it

seanybiker

Cant remember how long I waited with my eyebrow. Definitely wasnt as long as I was supposed to but thats my eyebrow so obviously I cant tell people not to wait as that would be wrong. You already waited years to get it done. A few more weeks wont kill ya.

xxboylarzxx

Mr.S wrote: »

Whats the supermarket by any chance? Most these days don't care if you have piercings/tattoos.

its supervalu.
i will get it done cause the handbook has nothng about eyebrow peircings your just not aloud wear them if your work with any fresh food which i dont.

hopefully they dont give out too bad ,cause im not going to take it out with the risk of infection:)

seanybiker

xxboylarzxx wrote: »

its supervalu.
i will get it done cause the handbook has nothng about eyebrow peircings your just not aloud wear them if your work with any fresh food which i dont.

hopefully they dont give out too bad ,cause im not going to take it out with the risk of infection:)

the supervalu near my house has people covered in fecking holes and tattoo's working in it.

xxboylarzxx

its looking better for me now then:) haha

one more thing im 17 will there be any issues with getting it done on the day

unknown13

Here is my advice to you; I would get the eyebrow pierced and get a standard piece of silver coloured jewelery and get a plastic balls put on to the piece of jewelery. The balls are not cheap. I think they are about €10 for two. Also get it done in a respectable studio like Wildcat in Stephens green shopping centre, Snakebite in middle abbey street or Bodyshock in temple bar [the street to the left of the central bank].

xxboylarzxx

my mate wants to go to wildcat cause he knows people who reccomended it he is gettin a labret or somthing.thanks fot the advice.

perfect!can these plastic balls be removed and for example screw on metal ball when im not working?

unknown13

xxboylarzxx wrote: »

perfect!can these plastic balls be removed and for example screw on metal ball when im not working?

Yes they can. Ask the piercer can you buy the balls separately. For wildcat it wouldn't do any harm bringing an Id because they could ask for Id.

xxboylarzxx

thanks a lot i wouldnt mind paying a good bit extra for the balls as long as it doesnt mean taking the bar out:)

im 17 do i have to get concent? by any chance?

hitlersson666

xxboylarzxx wrote: »

thanks a lot i wouldnt mind paying a good bit extra for the balls as long as it doesnt mean taking the bar out:)

im 17 do i have to get concent? by any chance?

For wildcat all you need is id

Also balls are pretty cheap like as in 1-2 euro

unknown13

No, 17 is the age to get it done in Wildcat without consent but bringing Id would do no harm because you will definitely be able to get it done.

unknown13

hitlersson666 wrote: »

Also balls are pretty cheap like as in 1-2 euro

Clear ones are not I nearly had to pay €10 for the things.

xxboylarzxx

great thanks for all the help:)

Eyebrow piercings make you look really butch and men in the george like them, not that I've ever been there or anything....

xxboylarzxx

oh fair enough nothing to do with the topic but ok,
im straight...anyone can wear them

Are you a female. Because, then it makes you look REALLY butch.

unknown13

Paddy I am straight and I have my eyebrow pierced. there is nothing wrong with it.

Will

Automatically deducing someone's sexuality from a piercing? Keep your rubbish to yourself. First and last warning as you've been quite offensive already

hitlersson666

If you look online the balls can come cheap (that sounds wrong now )

And piercing's say nothing about your sexuality

seanybiker

hitlersson666 wrote: »

If you look online the balls can come cheap (that sounds wrong now )

And piercing's say nothing about your sexuality

Would you get your belly button done?
Your man was just a troll. Gave up feeding em meself.

hitlersson666

No!!!!!

Hmm I was wrong about something I said....... (again)

Will

Will wrote: »

Automatically deducing someone's sexuality from a piercing? Keep your rubbish to yourself. First and last warning as you've been quite offensive already

I'm sorry, but your mother doesn't mind it. :eek:

Raze_them_all

Deleted User wrote: »

I'm sorry, but your mother doesn't mind it. :eek:

Worst troll ever. Enjoy yer ban

Hellrazer

Raze_them_all wrote: »

Worst troll ever. Enjoy yer ban

Raze--Please try not to respond to the trolls--Reporting them is enough.

Ive banned Paddyg91.

Star Lord

Deleted User wrote: »

I'm sorry, but your mother doesn't mind it. :eek:

Banned for 2 weeks.

Hellrazer

DamoElDiablo wrote: »

Banned for 2 weeks.

Yer too late--I already permabanned him.

LD 50

seanybiker wrote: »

Would you get your belly button done?
Your man was just a troll. Gave up feeding em meself.

I new a guy that did it for a laugh.

Raze_them_all wrote: »

Worst troll ever. Enjoy yer ban

I agree with Raze. Insulting a mod? How stupid can you get?!

Back on topic, yea, the plastic or PTFE balls can be fairly cheap. I think I bought a CBR for less than a fiver inc. postage. And they can be threaded onto metal bars. OP, I say go for it in the summer, once you get your hols. Most places are OK with piercings once they're not too extreme, and cant be covered up with a bit of plaster.

Raze_them_all

LD 50 wrote: »

I new a guy that did it for a laugh.


.

I had it done top and bottom:cool:

seanybiker

Raze_them_all wrote: »

I had it done top and bottom:cool:

lol. Im after ordering a few bits of jewelery for the lack. Might keep one piece and pierce me bellybutton for the laugh. Only till she notices lol.
I seen the clear balls on ebay earlier. Dirt cheap.

seanybiker

unknown13 wrote: »

what is your obsession with PTFE

he's a PTFfile ha ha. Sounds funnier in me head

unknown13

He got perma-banned today. So he can't respond to the post.

LD 50

Raze_them_all wrote: »

I had it done top and bottom:cool:

haha, you rebel, you!

KREATCHER

im 16 can i get my eyebrow pierced without my parents consent ?

Raze_them_all

Is it woth gettin an ass whoppin from your parents?

KREATCHER

yea defo , my dad wouldnt b 2 pissed off about it but my mam ehhhhhhhhh , yea defo woth it but can i get it done if i just go in ask ?

unknown13

Raze_them_all wrote: »

Is it woth gettin an ass whoppin from your parents?

Better again your principal.

Pierced Off

KREATCHER wrote: »

im 16 can i get my eyebrow pierced without my parents consent ?

Yes. But not by anybody I would trust with a hole punch and a piece of paper let alone a needle and the human body.
There is a reason why reputable studios, both tattoo and piercing impose their own age limits. If you are immature enough to disregard their rules then you aren't mature enough to follow the strict after care that having a body mod involves. If you really want it done then sit and have a mature discussion with your parents and get their backing, it will be worth it in the end.

DonnyTheDon

Most of the Dublin stiudos will pierce an eyebrow at 16 without parental consent.

Pierced Off

DonnyTheDon wrote: »

Most of the Dublin stiudos will pierce an eyebrow at 16 without parental consent.

Snakebite won't, Wildcat won't, Bodyshock won't and I know I sure as hell won't, as I said no reputable studio will pierce without parental consent.

DonnyTheDon

Pierced Off wrote: »

Snakebite won't, Wildcat won't, Bodyshock won't and I know I sure as hell won't, as I said no reputable studio will pierce without parental consent.

I would strongly suguest you start checking your facts before posting what restrictions other companies put on their business. Do you really believe there's some moral high ground to be gained from sending a sixteen year old to backstreet johnny with all the obvious problems that entails.

Couldn't be sure how many of these so called reputable (who decides who is and isn't) businesses would maintain such a stupid policy but it's good to see your highly regarded Snakebite is sensible in their response. Check their facebook page. I'm pretty sure any right minded piercer living and working in a country with absolutely no enforced (or otherwise) restrictions would follow the same policy.

Hope noone's offended by ranting, been up all night shivering.

Pierced Off

I am a working piercer and studio owner. We are not trying to gain moral high ground by refusing to pierce/tattoo under a given age, we are, in fact, following rules. My Public Liability Insurance will not allow me to pierce under 16 nor anyone under 18 without a parents consent. As there are only two companies who provide this form of insurance the same rules apply to any other insured studio. If a person chooses to get pierced by a "backstreet johnny" then that is their choice. Even if we did agree to pierce at 16, then you would have 14 and 15 year olds who would want the same.
As I said earlier, if someone is mature enough to get a piercing then surely they can have a mature conversation with a parent and explain why they wish to have it done. As for "any right minded piercer living and working in a country with absolutely no enforced (or otherwise) restrictions would follow the same policy." Like I said earlier I am a piercer, I consider myself right minded, but I do however, follow rules.

DonnyTheDon

Rules handed out to you by an insurance company that covers you for what exactly?

Your position wasn't really in question. You were also speaking on behalf of the other shops you mentioned (omitting your own shop name but including three others just looks wierd to me). What are all their policies on this or do they all let some insurance company dictate. Snakebite was the only response I got maybe you'll have more luck with the other two you also speak for. What about all the rest of the shops or is that a complete list of reputable establishments.

The spirit of rebellion and individuallity. So long as mammy's alright with it. Keep towing the line.

Will

Can we keep the things on topic please. Also DonnyTheDon what is your issue? You seem to be very argumentative for no apparent reason.