How old do you have to be to get the snake bite piercing?
Body-piercings: legal issues In Tasmania, Victoria, South Australia and New South Wales, teenagers under 16 years need their parents’ permission for body-piercings.
Are snake bites piercings safe?
Snake bites piercings, or piercings on either side under your lower lip, are a popular type of piercing for body jewelry enthusiasts. They’re generally safe as long as you follow aftercare instructions. However, as with all piercings, they’re not totally without risk.
When do I need to replace my snake bite piercing?
When you first get snake bite piercings, you can expect the jewelry to be larger to allow room for initial swelling while it heals. However, after about 8 weeks, it’s actually recommended that you replace the jewelry with something thinner.
What kind of piercings look like snake bites?
A seamless hoop that sits flush with the lip takes on the appearance of snake fangs, while captive bead rings put forth a similar look with the added flair of the bead. Circular barbells are also an option. The double ball ends on each piece of jewelry makes a bold statement and draws attention to the piercing.
What’s the best way to clean a snake bite?
As with any piercing, the best way to clean snake bites is to use sterile salt water to clean both piercings twice a day. It’s also important to avoid harsh toothpaste and mouthwash or you may cause irritation on the inside of the fresh piercing. Staying hydrated can also help keep the piercing clean, notes Tooher.
How long does it take for a snake bite to heal?
If you have a decent pain tolerance, though, Stubbs says to expect a 3/10. Snake bites, like most piercings, have healing time that depends on how well you take care of them. However, to be certain that your piercing is fully healed, it’s best to give it at least 4 weeks, though it’s recommended to wait up to 6 weeks.