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Skull Tattoos

August 2nd 2008 00:58
It seems like skull tattoos are one of the most popular tattoo choices nowadays. The hardest thing in the world to deal with is wanting a skull tattoo but still wanting something unique. There's not really THAT many choices when it comes to skulls, you got skulls with top hats, flames, smoke, blah blah blah...all boring and done a million times before. Coming up with a unique or different design in tattoo's is one of the hardest things to do these days. Here is a picture of a tattoo that a body piercer got that i think it both unique and very cool. It's just a basic skull design but with a septum piercing, 2 eyebrow piercings and a piercing needle going through it's other eyebrow. Obviously the body piercer got it like this to show off his profession as well as make his tattoo unique.



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Pictures of Belly Button Piercings

July 19th 2008 18:26
You may think that all belly button piercings are exactly the same, but in reality there are tons of different types and styles of navel piercings... Well, not tons but there are a few different styles that you may consider...

You can get the upper rim navel piercing, lower rim navel piercing, and the left/ right rims pierced. These are consider standard belly button piercings, even though the true standard is the upper rim belly button piercing.

Other types of belly button piercings can include a true navel piercing, which is through the actual navel. This is great for people with outties and cannot get a standard navel piercing, although it is more risky.


You can also get a horizontal piercing, which is consider an anti- navel piercing.

Anyway, check out some of the different belly button piercings and pictures.

(by Calvin, The Wildside Tattoo, Southington, CT)
Upper Rim Belly Button Piercing


(by Christina, Level 5, Port Charlotte)
Upper and Lower Navel Piercings


(by Steven Cool, Electric Chair Tattoo, Flint / Clio, Mi.)
Left and Right Navel Rings


by sue at raven tattoo and body piercing studio, SYDNEY
Multi Navel Project


by unknown
Multi-Navel Project


(by Shawn O'Hare, Charlies House of Tattoos and Body Piercing, Camarillo,Ca)
True Outtie Belly Button Piercing


The piercing was done at baseline studios in Manchester, England and the name of the piercer was Alan Hoffman.
Lower Rim and True Navel Piercing


And, here are a few pictures of stretched navel piercings.

by John Durante, Laughing Buddha, Upland, CA)
00 Gauge scalped belly button


Belly Button With Wood Plug - 12Mm

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Mohawks and Pictures of Mohawks

July 12th 2008 15:28
The mohawk is actually an old hair style that traces back to the Mahican tribes. They shaved the sides of their head, leaving a small strip at the top. The mohawk is considered a punk hair style, and you'll see it differently. Typically, though, you will see the sized buzzed, if not shaved clean, with a long center strip from the front of the scalp to the bottom of the hair line. This strip of hair is made to stand straigh up using various hair gels and hair sprays.

The more common type of mohawk is the feathered mohawk. Other types of mohawks include spike mohawks and reverse mohawks.

Typically, it is dyed various colors.

You will offten see the mohawk worn at a great height.

Of all the different styles of hair, the mohawk is a high maintenance style. The longer and higher you want your mohawk, the more maintenance you will have to do. It's not uncommon for at least 20 minutes of styling, brushing, combing, and twisting to occur.

But, once up, mohawks are pretty easy to keep up, so all the work on the front end will pay off in the end.

Anyway, check out these different mohawks.

by zippy_monster


by jdn


by melisdramatic


by kasei


by kasei
Mohawk Spikes


by NYCArthur


by djwudi


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Male Genital Piercings

July 4th 2008 13:27


Women are not the only gender that gets their privates pierced, but like women, men get their genitals pierced for pleasure and appearance.

There are actually a number of male piercings that are pretty common; they include;

* Ampallang- The piercing is made horizontally head of the penis, either above, under, or through the urethra, depending on the individual. Ampallang piercings take about 6 to 10 months to heal fully.
* Apradravya- The piercing is made vertically through the head of the penis. Apradravya piercings take about 6 to 12 months to fully heal.
* Foreskin Piercing- The foreskin of an uncircumcised penis is pierced. Foreskin piercings take about 2 to 4 months to heal.
* Frenum Piercing- Second most popular male piercing, next to the Prince Albert, frenum piercings are pierced on the underside of the shaft, just behind the head of the penis. Two common frenum piercings include the lorum (lower frenum at the base of the shaft, near the scrotum) or the ladder (several frenum piercings ranging from the base of the shaft to the top). Frenum piercings take about 2 to 4 months to heal, and tend to be relatively painless, when compared to the other male genital piercings.
* Guiche Piercing- (Also known as Perineum) This piercing is one of the less common piercings due to complication and placement. The piercing is located under the scrotal sac near the anus. Guiche piercings take about 4 to 6 months to heal.
* Hafada/Scrotum Piercing- The piercing can be anywhere on the scrotum, as the skin is elastic and causes relatively little pain, but they can be difficult to heal, On average, scrotum piercings take about 2 to 4 months to heal.
* Prince Albert- Probably the most popular male piercing, the Prince Albert is pierced using a recieving tube through the urethra and out the bottom of the head. You may also see the reverse P.A., where the piercing circles around the top of the head, instead of the bottom. Although, P.A. piercings typically heal pretty fast, the average healing time is about 2 to 4 months.

The basic Do's and Don'ts are the same for both male and female genital piercings... They are as follows.

DO'S
* Wash your hands before touching your new piercing.
* Cean the piercing in the shower by allowing clean water to run over the piercing. This will help soften and loosen up the crusted discharge from around the jewelry.
* For at least the first few weeks, take showers instead of baths. You don't want to saturate the piercing in bacteria laden water.
* Use saline twice a day for the first few weeks. Soak a cotton ball in the saline and gently clean the piercing with the cotton ball.
* Clean the piercing after sex and after masterbation with saline.
* After the first few weeks, clean the piercing just once a day until fully healed.

DON'TS
* Don't use a washcloth or towel to clean or dry off your piercing, as they both harbor bacteria.
* Do not use ointment, cream, or an astringent on a healing piercing.
* Don't use hydrogen peroxide on a healilng piercing.
* Don't use Witch Hazel on a healing piercing.
* Don't use scented soaps on a healing piercing; if you feel you must use soap, use Provon or Satin only.
* Restrict sexual activity for at least 2 weeks and do not let the piercing come into contact with bodily fluids (saliva or semen) for the first 2 weeks. Make sure to use a condom or dental gaurd during sexual contact to prevent infection.
* Do not wear tight clothing.
* Do not excessively clean or touch the piercing, as you can increase infection risks.

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Female Genital Piercings

June 30th 2008 14:58


Gential piercings, whether male or female, are erotic and sensual. There are actually a number of reasons to get a genital piercing, although the more common reason is for pure sexual stimulation or to just get shiny jewelry in a feminine area. Whatever your reason for getting a genital piercing, you'll want to be prepared for the amount of care and commitment that is involved- IE sexual limitations and healing the piercing properly to prevent infection.

Common female piercings include:
* Christina- Not a very popular piercing due to the high rejection rate, but hte Christina is a vertical piercing through the V-shaped junction at the top of the outer labia and exits right about pubic area. It generally takes Christina piercings 12 to 16 weeks, if not longer, to heal.
* Clitoris Piercing- Often confused with hood piercings, but the piercing actually goes through the clit.
* Fourchette- This piercing only works with certain body shapes, as the piercing is through an extra tissue flap at the perineum from the bottom of the vaginal opening, that many women do not have. Fourchette piercings take about 12 to 14 weeks to heal.
* Horizontal Clitoral Hood Piercing- With proper placement, when standing up, the bead of the CBR will lay on the clit. The base of the CBR is pierced through the hood tissue about the clit. With slightly larger gauge jewelry, the weight will actually cause more stimulation than the typical 14 and 12 gauges that are commonly used. Horizontal hood piercings heal in an average 4 to 6 weeks.
* Vertical Clitoral Hood Piercing- Often thought to stimulate the female more than the horizontal hood, vertical hood piercings are pierced through the hood tissue above the clit using a recieving tube, but instead of using a CBR, the piercer will use a banana barbell so that the bottom ball, lies on the clit. It is thought that vertical hood piercings heal better than horizontal hoods as they flow with the shape of a woman's body. Vertical hood piercings heal in about 4 to 6 weeks.
* Inner Labia- The skin tissue in the inner labia is pierced as to create an aesthetic view as well as some stimulation. It typically takes about 4 to 6 weeks to heal.
* Outer Labia- The outter labia piercing has an interesting history; men would have their wive's outter labia pierced with multiple rings and lock them together to prevent the wife from sleeping with other men. The outter labia piercing tends to be more painful than the inner labia, and it tends to reject more often than the inner labia. Not all women can have this piercing. Outer labia piercings tend to heal in an averaged 8 to 12 weeks.
* Triangle- Not all women are anatomically suited for triangle piercings, as they are situated so that the jewelry is just behind the clitoris, so that when the front is being stimulated, so is the back. Only get this piercing with a skilled and experienced piercer, as you don't want him to slip... It typically takes about 8 to 12 weeks to heal a triangle piercing.

A few other piercings you may have heard of include the Isabella, Nefertiti and the Princess Albertina, which are more experimental and less common.

When healing a genital piercing, you want to take into account the following Do's and Don'ts so that you prevent infection and irritation, as the last thing you want to do is get an infection in your sensitive area.

DO'S
* Wash your hands before touching your new piercing.
* Cean the piercing in the shower by allowing clean water to run over the piercing. This will help soften and loosen up the crusted discharge from around the jewelry.
* For at least the first few weeks, take showers instead of baths. You don't want to saturate the piercing in bacteria laden water.
* Use saline twice a day for the first few weeks. Soak a cotton ball in the saline and gently clean the piercing with the cotton ball.
* Clean the piercing after sex and after masterbation with saline.
* After the first few weeks, clean the piercing just once a day until fully healed.

DON'TS
* Don't use a washcloth or towel to clean or dry off your piercing, as they both harbor bacteria.
* Do not use ointment, cream, or an astringent on a healing piercing.
* Don't use hydrogen peroxide on a healilng piercing.
* Don't use Witch Hazel on a healing piercing.
* Don't use scented soaps on a healing piercing; if you feel you must use soap, use Provon or Satin only.
* Restrict sexual activity for at least 2 weeks and do not let the piercing come into contact with bodily fluids (saliva or semen) for the first 2 weeks. Make sure to use a condom or dental gaurd during sexual contact to prevent infection.
* Do not wear tight clothing.
* Do not excessively clean or touch the piercing, as you can increase infection risks.
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Tongue Splitting

June 27th 2008 21:27
Tongue splitting, also known as a forked tongue or bifurcated tongue, is just what it sounds like... A split tongue.

by PRIMITIVECHILE body piercing y body modificacion

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Microdermal Implants

June 25th 2008 15:45
So here's just one more hardcore modification that once again involves implants. You've already seen subdermal implants, transdermal implants, and eyeball implants. Now, it's time to introduce microdermal implants.

by graphic.ward

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Eyeball Tattoo

June 23rd 2008 14:32
If the eyeball implants didn't do it for you, check this out...

by Howie, Lunacobra.net, Columbus, OH)

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Eyeball Jewelry Implant

June 22nd 2008 00:05


The eyeball implant, is commonly also reffered to as an eyeball piercing, although it is technically an implant. This is unlike the subdermal- and transdermal implants that I've discussed before. This particular implant has to be performed under a medical environment


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Types of Ear Piercings

June 19th 2008 14:53
Along with navel piercings, ear piercings are probably another of the more popular piercing amongst anyone of any age and any gender. There are so many different noks and crannies on your ear, which means that they can all be pierced.

Ears are generally pretty easy to heal, especially in the lobe area. The average healing rate is about 6-10 weeks, and cartlidge piercings taking a little longer


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