There are few things scarier for a piercing artist than caring for your piercing incorrectly. One of the main reasons people ignore piercings is a lack of training from their piercing. That's why our piercers always provide a follow-up care plan and instructions for cleaning the piercing.
Even with the right knowledge, attention is sometimes lost. We've all been there before, the first few days piercing treatment has top priority. But when the initial excitement subsides it feels more like a tedious job. You can visit afterinked.com/products/piercing-aftercare-3oz to purchase piercing spray.
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Regular cleaning is not just about preventing infection. This will help your piercing heal faster and heal properly so you get the look you want. Moreover, discomfort is minimized during the healing process.
Cleaning with soap should be done once a day, and salt soaking once or twice a day. As important as cleaning your piercing is, don't overdo it.
Cleaning the piercing means touching the piercing and touching too much will irritate it. This is especially true in the first few weeks of treatment.
Some piercers even recommend sea salt spray so you can't touch your piercing while cleaning. However, there has been some discussion on this issue. Some say the spray should be used in addition to soaking in salt, while others advise against using it completely.
When you get your piercing, the studio experts will give you a clear plan and instructions for cleaning and caring for your piercing. They are happy to answer any questions you may have during the piercing or after treatment.
