Snagging happens, but there are some common-sense tactics to limit the risk. Here are some tips to avoid snagging.
read moreWhen shopping for fine jewelry, it can be intimidating to determine the right jewelry for you. Here’s a beginner’s guide to gold colors.
read moreThe dermal piercing might look painful, but it’s easier than you might think. For those who are a bit squeamish when it comes to piercings but still want a unique look, here’s a beginner’s guide to dermal piercings.
read moreWhich nose piercing is right for you? Here are the different nose piercing options and how they look with different nose shapes.
read moreTo the untrained eye, cubic zirconia and diamonds look almost the same, but CZ is a much cheaper option. Here’s everything you need to know before shopping for cubic zirconia jewelry.
read moreWe want you to be able to confidently shop for your next favorite body jewelry piece, so we’ve put together this quick and easy guide to buying body jewelry.
read moreThe helix can be pierced two, three, or more times, and it can be hard to settle on the right style. Here’s a guide to multiple helix piercings to help you out.
read morePiercing infection is the number one complication in a healing piercing. Here’s everything you need to know if you think you’re getting a piercing infection.
read moreGetting through security is stressful enough without the added fear that your body jewelry will set off alarms and delay your trip. Here’s everything you need to know about body jewelry and metal detectors when you travel.
read moreIt’s important to understand the distinction between surface and dermal piercings as well as their risks and complications so that you can make the right decision on which piercing is best for you. Here’s everything you need to know to decide whether you want a dermal piercing or a surface piercing.
read moreYour body is a temple, and you should watch what you put into it, including your body jewelry. Here’s a rundown of body jewelry materials, from meh to amazing.
read moreThe two most common types of piercing scars that you’ll see are hypertrophic scars and atrophic scars. Here are some ways to treat both conditions.
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