WhitneyXpressions Piercing Aftercare
May 25th 2010 13:36
There are many different methods piercers will recommend to healing a new piercing. Some claim using soap is a good idea, whereas others will say soap can irritate a new piercing. Some piercers claim sea salt is the best piercing aftercare, but others claim it can dry out a new piercing. Neosporine, peroxide, and alcohol is seldom recommended, but you may find a few piercers who still recommend the products for piercing care. Saline is typcally highly recommended, and leaving it alone in general is sometimes recommended.
Now, you'll find modern body piercers who will recommend commercial piercing aftercare products.
Tattoo Goo is a popular tattoo aftercare product, and the brand has created a piercing spray. The formula contains Cet-C, which is a powerful anti-bacterial and anti-microbial solution; Cet-C is effective against Staph aureus, E. coli, Candida albicans, Aspergullis niger, and Pityrosporum ovale.
The product is water based and doesn't contain any alcohol, which is definitely a good thing, as alcohol can severely dry out a new piercing, potentially causing irritation and even infection as the body will overproduce oils to correct the dryness. Plus, Xpression won't burn like pouring alcohol or peroxide on a wound would.
The product can be used as a spray or as a mouthwash for mouth and lip piercings (tongue, cheek, lip, web, etc.). The product has a pleasant peperment flavor and doesn't leave a bitter aftertaste.
Tattoo Goo Xpression piercing aftercare comes in a 2 ounce bottle that is perfect to throw in a purse or pocket for on the go cleaning.
The product is formulated to fight off bacteria and microbial infections, as well as reduce swelling and scarring.
Now, you'll find modern body piercers who will recommend commercial piercing aftercare products.
Tattoo Goo is a popular tattoo aftercare product, and the brand has created a piercing spray. The formula contains Cet-C, which is a powerful anti-bacterial and anti-microbial solution; Cet-C is effective against Staph aureus, E. coli, Candida albicans, Aspergullis niger, and Pityrosporum ovale.
The product is water based and doesn't contain any alcohol, which is definitely a good thing, as alcohol can severely dry out a new piercing, potentially causing irritation and even infection as the body will overproduce oils to correct the dryness. Plus, Xpression won't burn like pouring alcohol or peroxide on a wound would.
The product can be used as a spray or as a mouthwash for mouth and lip piercings (tongue, cheek, lip, web, etc.). The product has a pleasant peperment flavor and doesn't leave a bitter aftertaste.
Tattoo Goo Xpression piercing aftercare comes in a 2 ounce bottle that is perfect to throw in a purse or pocket for on the go cleaning.
The product is formulated to fight off bacteria and microbial infections, as well as reduce swelling and scarring.
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