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You’re on the right track if you can’t think of a conch shell without hearing the word “conch.” (…yes, really)
Your conch is smack-dab in the middle of your cartilage and kind of resembles a circular shape.
You have two alternatives when it comes to getting your ear pierced: inner or outer, but the best bet is the outer conch.
Wonderful question! Not as wonderful answer: You can’t really wear earbuds with a conch piercing at least while it’s healing.
If you have an earring that is healed, switch to over-the-ear headphones. This will stop your earring from getting caught on anything.
There’s no definitive answer since pain tolerance is completely unique to each person and their bodies.
However, your conch is a thick section of ear cartilage, so you may anticipate a decent amount of discomfort (sorry, but the truth is the truth), as well as pinch and ouch (sorry, but the fact remains).
If you’ve already started stretching lip piercings, you’ll probably find the conch piercing less intense than others.
Generally it is recommended that you wait six weeks after any body modification before getting a conch earring especially if they’re cartilage piercings (or even surface piercings).
It is advised to clean the piercing with a sea salt solution, but never use alcohol.
If you’re concerned about sleeping on your new conch earrings or simply aren’t sure if it’s okay, here are two ways to make this call:
It depends, but we wouldn’t recommend using earbuds after your conch piercings have healed. If you want to go ahead and listen to tunes (we’d like to join you), make sure the area doesn’t get too irritated, and maybe use a different method of listening to music.
Six weeks, give or take. This is when they’re at their highest risk for infection, so it’s best not to sleep in them and avoid contact with harmful bacteria in the meantime.
Additionally, don’t pick at scabs, and don’t change your earrings too frequently.
The conch piercing has no specific meaning, but it is considered a sacred shell that has been used for many different purposes for eons.
If you’re looking to use your conch as a religious symbol, you might want to follow up with your piercer for some unique suggestions.
Please let me know I miss anything Or Maybe I didn’t mention!
I am a Tech Blogger. I love to use the best tools and gear to create the best projects.