• No piercing on minors not accompanied by a legal guardian.
  No Swimming (swimming pool, lake, pond, ocean, sea ......) for 1 month.
  No Sauna, SPA, Hammam, Jacuzzi ........ for 1 month.
  No piercing on pregnant or breastfeeding women.

First of all, never touch your piercing with unwashed hands.
For good healing, you should not move or play with your piercing.

Care must be done twice a day (morning and evening) for 1 month, then daily washing is enough.

Above all, never remove your jewelry to do the care.

For external piercings - To be done for 4 weeks
Cleaning: Mild pH neutral soap on non-woven compress.
Rinsing: Physiological serum on non-woven compress.
Drying: Non-woven compress, dabbing
Aseptic: Apply the antiseptic on non-woven compress. (3 days maximum)
Exception:
for the nostril follow the care of external piercings but for the inside of the nostril, clean only with physiological serum.
for the septum, clean only with physiological serum.
for the microdermal, do not do asepsis after cleaning.

For internal piercings - Tongue, smiley, frowly, sub-lingual To be done for 15 days
Alcohol-free mouthwash 2 times a day (morning and evening).
Rinse your mouth with clean water after each meal, cigarette, drink.
Avoid eating too hot, very spicy, too salty.
For mixed piercings (internal and external) Mouth contours - To be done for 3 weeks
Practice internal and external piercing care at the same time.

• inflammations (redness, slight swelling and moderate pain) are common during the healing process.
        Tip: put your saline solution in the refrigerator and apply a compress soaked in cold saline solution for 1 to 15 minutes several times a day. !!! It relieves!!! and the inflammation subsides quickly.
  swelling (for the tongue, slight difficulty speaking)
  bleeding (even 2 days later or in the event of a blow)
  itching (do not tear off the scabs)
  Bruises and hematomas (especially for the eyebrows)
  Lymph balls, for your information, this is not pus.
  Growths can be caused by a piercing that is not straight, clothing that is too tight, sleeping on the pierced area, fitting a ring with a diameter that is too small, changing the unsuitable jewelry too quickly, or not following the care protocol.
  Be careful, a growth is not a keloid. Keloids appear in very rare cases and most often require surgery.
  infections, they are very rare and are the result of bacteria entering your body through your piercing. The symptoms are most often: Fever, very red, very hot, very painful, swelling not limited to the piercing area, and discharge of yellow / green pus, very odorous.
  For any questions or queries on the points not listed above or urgent cases you can contact us by phone, email, or social networks.

• You must wait one year for healing on all cartilage before putting in a ring (except for daiths)
  For piercings done with a labret, return to the shop 6 weeks after the piercing to monitor healing and, if necessary, reduce the bar.
  Surface, Cheek, Dahlia, Navel: 6 to 12 months
  Lobes, Tongue, Venom, Smiley, Frowly, Microdermal: 3 to 4 months
  Nostril, Helix, Anti-Helix, Tragus, Anti-Tragus, Flat, Rook, Daith, Snug, Industrial: 9 to 12 months.
  Jestrum, Vertical Labret: 3 to 6 months
  Mouth contour: 15 days (inside of mouth) to 3 to 6 months (outside of mouth)
  Transverse lobe: 3 to 4 months
  Septum, Arcade: 3 to 4 months
  Nipple: 6 to 12 months