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 Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 3:32 pm
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Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 3:59 pm
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Agent Mallard I have my: Two holes in each lobe- no pain at all Tragus- my most painful piercing but not unbearable, though it hurts for months Helix- Small amount of pain, but mostly uncomfortable Nostril- No pain at all, but made my eyes water Septum- Semi-painful because the piercer kept accidentally yanking the clamps and it hurt for a while after I got it pierced Tongue Web- No pain at all, but with this piercing infection and rejection is very common. Which happened a couple times to me, but it passes fairly quickly Navel- No pain with this one either.
Okay questions about Tragus and Helix what and where are those??? |
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 11:11 am
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Im a pretty star Agent Mallard I have my: Two holes in each lobe- no pain at all Tragus- my most painful piercing but not unbearable, though it hurts for months Helix- Small amount of pain, but mostly uncomfortable Nostril- No pain at all, but made my eyes water Septum- Semi-painful because the piercer kept accidentally yanking the clamps and it hurt for a while after I got it pierced Tongue Web- No pain at all, but with this piercing infection and rejection is very common. Which happened a couple times to me, but it passes fairly quickly Navel- No pain with this one either. Okay questions about Tragus and Helix what and where are those???
Here you go! |
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Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 5:19 pm
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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2012 7:53 am
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 11:29 am
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THE_FAIRY_EMPRESS Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 12:04 pm
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Faebella The most painful was the foot. It was swollen for two weeks. BUT, do it again? Yes, I would. I guess you could say I don't do piercings well. But tattoos, hell yea!
I'm the SAME exact way. I mean, piercings go pretty well for me but I really hate getting them. I have had quite a few but they still make me so nauseous and I usually pass out and it's horrible.
Also, that tattoo sounds painful. Do you know why it was swollen for so long? Sounds like you didn't keep it hydrated very well sweatdrop
Apparently tattoos aren't supposed to swell AT ALL, even when you get them done. Mine have always been sore and a little swollen for a day or two but. Never like that. My first one didn't swell, though. Maybe that night idk. It was on my back so sweatdrop
Anyway:
piercings:
5/8" lobes, retired.
16g "snake bites"-one of them is kind of retired but not really i just don't wear anything in it right now. The one that is in, I will never take out because someone kind of close to me did it and they're dead now so. I would feel kind of bad if I got it redone like I had planned on it. I even passed out in the shop when they did it.
14g bellybutton- retired as poop I hated that thing. It was pierced so horribly and ugh.
16g septum, which I have been arguing with lately but I will never retire this because it hurt so bad. Ugh. So bad. It was THE worst. If It happens to grow up some day, I will be terribly sad because I love it, but I will NEVER get it repierced. Hurt way too bad.
tattoos:
big ole orange octopus on my right arm, my husband has a blue one. we got these on our wedding day. terribly painful but worth it. we had to sit under the gun for about 3 1/2 hours each. needless to say, it was a very long day.
big ole magic wand with the killing curse coming out of it running the length of that same arm, it actually didn't hurt, and my husband and I got these together when we were only dating. razz it was before the last HP came out and yeaaa. razz that is what inspired us.
Bayside logo on my hip. This one hurt really bad. hahaha.
peace sign on my back with "war is over" in my handwriting- my first tattoo. it didn't hurt at ALL compared to my other ones. its pretty horrible because it was done at home but ill only ever get it fixed, not covered up because my dad and i got them done together and im lame like that sweatdrop |
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Posted: Thu Jul 26, 2012 8:03 am
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Posted: Thu Jul 26, 2012 8:28 am
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Im a pretty star swesson I don't have any piercing (not even the ears, and I want to keep it that way) but I intend to get several tattoos once I find the cash/pick the right artists.
The biggest piece I want is the ever-overused angel wings, but being a Christian mythology nerd with a long-term obsession over Supernatural and Hellblazer, I'm very very certain it's something I want permanently drawn on my body. Here's the kind of design I'd like--well, in terms of placement/size. I want the feathers to have more of a faded watercolor look. I also want a vaguely Supernatural-themed self-designed quarter sleeve on the inside of one arm, and a bunch of smaller tattoos here and there. The issue isn't commitment; it's time and money, haha. I would advise getting a henna of the tattoo you want that's what I did with my angel wings 
They're lovely! :D Personally I was thinking more of this style:
I would get a henna tattoo but it wouldn't be able to reproduce the effect I want, I don't think, so it wouldn't be that great of an indicative. And it's an additionally cost I can't afford for something non-permanent, since I expect the actually tattoo to cost over $1k, not counting travel costs (depending on the artist I pick) and aftercare. |
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Posted: Thu Jul 26, 2012 8:51 am
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swesson Im a pretty star swesson I don't have any piercing (not even the ears, and I want to keep it that way) but I intend to get several tattoos once I find the cash/pick the right artists.
The biggest piece I want is the ever-overused angel wings, but being a Christian mythology nerd with a long-term obsession over Supernatural and Hellblazer, I'm very very certain it's something I want permanently drawn on my body. Here's the kind of design I'd like--well, in terms of placement/size. I want the feathers to have more of a faded watercolor look. I also want a vaguely Supernatural-themed self-designed quarter sleeve on the inside of one arm, and a bunch of smaller tattoos here and there. The issue isn't commitment; it's time and money, haha. I would advise getting a henna of the tattoo you want that's what I did with my angel wings
After care isn't that bad or costly I spent around $135 on all of it. Tattoo included |
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Posted: Thu Jul 26, 2012 9:08 am
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Im a pretty star swesson Im a pretty star swesson I don't have any piercing (not even the ears, and I want to keep it that way) but I intend to get several tattoos once I find the cash/pick the right artists.
The biggest piece I want is the ever-overused angel wings, but being a Christian mythology nerd with a long-term obsession over Supernatural and Hellblazer, I'm very very certain it's something I want permanently drawn on my body. Here's the kind of design I'd like--well, in terms of placement/size. I want the feathers to have more of a faded watercolor look. I also want a vaguely Supernatural-themed self-designed quarter sleeve on the inside of one arm, and a bunch of smaller tattoos here and there. The issue isn't commitment; it's time and money, haha. I would advise getting a henna of the tattoo you want that's what I did with my angel wings [picture] [picture] I would get a henna tattoo but it wouldn't be able to reproduce the effect I want, I don't think, so it wouldn't be that great of an indicative. And it's an additionally cost I can't afford for something non-permanent, since I expect the actually tattoo to cost over $1k, not counting travel costs (depending on the artist I pick) and aftercare. After care isn't that bad or costly I spent around $135 on all of it. Tattoo included
Well, considering the size of the one I want, I'm expecting several sessions, and if it takes 8 hours, it's at least $800. It's kind of a huge financial commitment haha. But I'm glad to hear after care doesn't cost too much; I have very sensitive skin though, so hopefully that doesn't mean getting a whole bunch of antibiotics to prevent infection. |
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Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2012 7:49 am
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swesson Im a pretty star swesson Im a pretty star swesson I don't have any piercing (not even the ears, and I want to keep it that way) but I intend to get several tattoos once I find the cash/pick the right artists.
The biggest piece I want is the ever-overused angel wings, but being a Christian mythology nerd with a long-term obsession over Supernatural and Hellblazer, I'm very very certain it's something I want permanently drawn on my body. Here's the kind of design I'd like--well, in terms of placement/size. I want the feathers to have more of a faded watercolor look. I also want a vaguely Supernatural-themed self-designed quarter sleeve on the inside of one arm, and a bunch of smaller tattoos here and there. The issue isn't commitment; it's time and money, haha. I would advise getting a henna of the tattoo you want that's what I did with my angel wings [picture] [picture] I would get a henna tattoo but it wouldn't be able to reproduce the effect I want, I don't think, so it wouldn't be that great of an indicative. And it's an additionally cost I can't afford for something non-permanent, since I expect the actually tattoo to cost over $1k, not counting travel costs (depending on the artist I pick) and aftercare. After care isn't that bad or costly I spent around $135 on all of it. Tattoo included
The skin is only broken and bleeds during the tattoo its self. So you just will probably need aqaufree our what eveer its called they will give it to you. |
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Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2012 7:59 am
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