Posts Tagged ‘Apprenticeship’
Monday, June 7th, 2010
expertvillage asked:
Piercing a nose requires cleaning the area to be pierced with surgical soap, coating the sterilized needle with a surgical lubricant, piercing the nostril in a single motion and inserting sterilized jewelry into the new hole. Pierce a nose only with the proper licensing and certification with tips from a licensed piercer in this free video on body modification. Expert: Tristan McCauley Contact: www.luckyseventattoo.net Bio: Tristan McCauley has been piercing for two years after a 9-month apprenticeship under Brian Price, a 12-year veteran in the craft. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC
Cheryl
Tags: Apprenticeship, Body Modification, Body Pierce, Body Piercing, Brian Price, Expert, Free Video, Jewelry, Lubricant, Mccauley, Nose Piercing, Nostril, Pierced, Piercer, Piercing Aftercare, Piercing Tips, Soap, Veteran
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Sunday, June 6th, 2010
expertvillage asked:
Cleaning a navel piercing involves cleaning it often with antibacterial soap, antimicrobial soap, a saline solution or a homemade sea salt mixture, which is comprised of one tablespoon sea salt for every quarter cup of warm water. Care for a belly button piercing with tips from a licensed piercer in this free video on body modification. Expert: Tristan McCauley Contact: www.luckyseventattoo.net Bio: Tristan McCauley has been piercing for two years after a 9-month apprenticeship under Brian Price, a 12-year veteran in the craft. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC
Vernon
Tags: Apprenticeship, Belly Button, Belly Piercing, Body Modification, Body Piercing, Mccauley, Navel Piercing, Navel Piercings, Piercer, Piercing Navel, Piercing Tips, Quarter Cup, Saline Solution, Salt Mixture, Sea Salt, Soap, Tablespoon, Veteran, Warm Water, Water Care
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Wednesday, May 19th, 2010
expertvillage asked:
Complications with tragus piercings revolve around its inconvenient location for cleaning, getting caught on clothing and hair and getting irritated when the ears are cleaned with Q-tips. Beware the problems of tragus piercings, which are prone to swelling over the jewelry and getting infected, with tips from a licensed piercer in this free video on body modification. Expert: Tristan McCauley Contact: www.luckyseventattoo.net Bio: Tristan McCauley has been piercing for two years after a 9-month apprenticeship under Brian Price, a 12-year veteran in the craft. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC
Danny
Tags: Apprenticeship, Body Modification, Body Piercing, Brian Price, Ears, Expert, Expertvillage, Free Video, Jewelry, Mccauley, Piercer, Piercing Aftercare, Piercing Tips, Tragus Piercings, Veteran
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Saturday, January 16th, 2010
expertvillage asked:
Washing your face properly before and after a piercing prevents infection and is done using Techni-Care soap or Dr. Bronner’s soap. Wash a pierced face with tips from a licensed piercer in this free video on body modification. Expert: Tristan McCauley Contact: www.luckyseventattoo.net Bio: Tristan McCauley has been piercing for two years after a 9-month apprenticeship under Brian Price, a 12-year veteran in the craft. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC
Jake
Tags: Apprenticeship, Body Modification, Body Wash, Dr Bronner, Veteran
Posted in Howto | 4 Comments »
Tuesday, July 14th, 2009
expertvillage asked:
Piercing with gold is safe for people who have allergic reactions to other metals, but the jewelry should be a solid gold and not plated. Pierce with gold with tips from a licensed piercer in this free video on body modification. Expert: Tristan McCauley Contact: www.luckyseventattoo.net Bio: Tristan McCauley has been piercing for two years after a 9-month apprenticeship under Brian Price, a 12-year veteran in the craft. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC
Marlene
Tags: Apprenticeship, Body Piercing, Expert, Piercing Tips, Solid Gold
Posted in Howto | 6 Comments »
