Sure, ear piercings come with a certain level of discomfort (some types more than others), but as a professional piercer once told me: The puncture step is only the first part of the battle; the aftercare is where the real work begins. Case in point? Infected ear piercings.
Similar Posts
Spent Too Much Time in The Sun This Summer? Here’s How To Repair Your Skin
So you’ve spent the last few days of summer soaking up every moment you can outdoors?…
Stay young through exercise
Spread the love Tagged With: Aging Exercise, Sitting Exercise, Walking for Exercise Exercise is an effective…
3 Signs A Skin Care Product Isn’t Right For You, From A Derm
Every beauty professional has their nonnegotiable steps. In our series, Like a Pro, we tap experts for…
12 Foods That May Boost Focus & Concentration
You may already know that getting active may help your brain to grow and change. But…
How I Created a Calm and Peaceful Home | Brenda Janschek Health & Lifestyle
If I’m being honest, I haven’t always thrived in my life as a homemaker, in fact…
This Zodiac Sign Hosts The Ultimate Thanksgiving—Is It Yours?
She’s got style, she’s got grace, and she’s hosting a gorgeous Thanksgiving to remember. Of course,…