Witch Hazel For Piercings

Can W Hazel clean the hole? ۔

I have a perforated tower. He wasn't affected either, he was stabbed the first time I went there. I treated it by dipping it in salt water and after that it recovered and remained good for months. Then, all of a sudden, it became painful. I looked in the mirror and it caught fire. I have heard that W. Hazel is good at cleaning holes, but I have also heard that he is not. I want a straight answer. Thanks for your cooperation! =)

Pierce recommends ear piercing, so yes, I used Civalone spray.

Saltwater is great and it is an undeniable fact that hazelnuts can dry out your pores and hurt you. At least twice a day with warm salt water. The place where I pierce also gives me a light piercing cleaner that works really well, I have the benefit of getting a tattoo to use.

I thought this would be a great way to clean the pores, but personally I wouldn't because hazelnuts dry out. I would suggest using Nevis or Vitamin E to treat it.

Witch Hazel For Piercings

Can W Hazel clean the hole? 3
I have a perforated tower. It wasn't affected either, I was stabbed the first time I went there. I treated him by soaking him in salt water, after which he recovered and remained well for months. Then, all of a sudden, it became painful. I looked in the mirror and it caught fire. I have heard that W. Hazel is good at cleaning holes, but I have also heard that he is not. I want a straight answer. Thanks for your cooperation! =)
Piercer recommends piercing for ear piercing, so yes, I used Savalon spray
Saltwater is great and it's an undeniable fact that hazelnuts can dry out your pores and make you uncomfortable. Sprinkle with warm salt water at least twice a day. The place where I pierce also gives me a light piercing cleaner that works really well, I have the advantage of having tattoos around to use.

Witch Hazel For Piercings

I thought this would be a great way to clean the pores, but personally I wouldn't because hazelnuts dry out. I would recommend using Neos or Vitamin E to treat it.

I'm not sure they're hazelnuts, but I always use hydrogen peroxide. It costs less than a dollar a bottle, so it's worth a try. :)