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Archive-name: bodyart/piercing-faq/part1
Last-modified: March 16, 1995
Posting-frequency: Monthly
This is Part 1 of the rec.arts.bodyart Piercing FAQ file that is posted on
a monthly basis (during the first week of the month) and includes
information about everything that might concern piercing. If you would
like to know what rec.arts.bodyart is as a newsgroup and how to obtain
both the Piercing FAQ and the Tattoo FAQ via ftp, read the separate
postings entitled: "Meta-FAQ" and the "Welcome and Netiquette FAQ", posted
twice a month and maintained by Lani
Teshima-Miller (teshima@uhunix.uhcc.hawaii.edu).
The rec.arts.bodyart Piercing FAQ is broken up into 9 parts:
1--Introduction <---YOU ARE READING THIS FILE
2--Piercings & Jewelry
3--Getting A New Pierce
4--Professional Piercers
5--Care Of A New Pierce
6--Problems And Hazards
7--Healed Pierces
8--Misc. Info
9--Resource List
WHAT'S NEW IN THE FAQ?
I am still looking for additions to the female and male piercing
experiences sections. Please feel free to submit a written
account of your piercing experience (including piercing
technique, healing time, and what your piercing has contributed
to your life) to my address.
All texts written by Anne Greenblatt unless otherwise noted.
Although there is no copyright to the FAQ, it would be
appreciated if any reprinting or further distribution is
approved by Anne Greenblatt and the respective authors.
Please remember that body piercing is an inexact science - the
information contained in the FAQ is culled from group knowledge
and experience. Thus, opinions on almost all aspects may vary or
conflict. Remember that each person's experience is different .
One aspect of piercing that everyone agrees on - keep it safe
and keep it clean!
Table of Contents of the rec.arts.bodyart Piercing FAQ:
1--Introduction
2--Piercings & Jewelry
1. Suggested Metals For Body Piercings
1a. Surgical Steel for Body Piercings
2. Jewelry Sizes
2a. Gauges And Equivalents
3. Jewelry Designs
4. Piercing Types And Their Suggested Jewelry
4a. Female Genital Piercings
4b. Male Genital Piercings
3--Getting A New Pierce
1. Choosing the right jewelry
2. What to look for in a piercer
3. Tools and technique
4. Methods of sterilization
4--Professional Piercers
1. United States - professional org., jewelry & hospital suppliers
2. Canada
3. Beyond North America
4. European Professional Piercers Association
5--Care Of A New Pierce
1. Cleaning Agents
2. Healing Ointments
3. Treating Facial Piercings
3. Treating Mouth-Related Piercings
4. Treating Body Piercings
5. Treating Genital Piercings
6. Care Instructions From Elayne Binnie
6a. Lips, Labret And Cheek Piercings
6b. Body piercings
6c. Ear Lobe, Ear Cartilage, Tragus, Conch, Nostril,
Septum and Eyebrows
6d. Tongue Piercings
7. The Healing Process - Is My Piercing Fully Healed?
6--Problems And Hazards
1. Keloid Scars
2. Methods Of Treating Keloids
7--Healed Pierces
1. Changing Jewelry
2. Stretching Piercings
3. Piercing Adornments
4. Bdsm Play, And Chasity
5. Play Piercing
6. Hiding And Retaining Piercings
7. Piercings and Surgery
8--Misc. Info
1. Piercings And Surgery
2. History Of The Nipple Piercing
3. Personal experiences
3a. Tongue Pierce
3b. Labret Piercing
3c. Hand Web Piercing
3d. Eyelet Piercings
3e. Nipple Piercing
3f. Triangle Piercing
3g. Niebuhr, or Erle
3h. Vertical Clitoral Hood Piercing
3i. Horizontal Clitoral Hood Piercing
9--Resources List
1. Books and Magazines
2. Videos
3. Online Sites
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* Ardvark *
Anne Greenblatt
Piercing FAQ Manager for rec.arts.bodyart
> Proprietor of Piercing Exquisite, Richmond, VA <
NEW ADDRESS - ardvark@richmond.infi.net