Crystals Studs Earrings

Posted By admin on May 27, 2010

Crystals Studs Earrings

Prom Time 2009: Earrings Galore

Aside from graduation, prom night is one of the biggest nights in high school, and you’re going to want to dress to impress. So if you’ve got the dress, the shoes, the handbag and the perfect date, then the only thing missing is the perfect jewelry to complete your look. From head to toe, every detail counts, so here are some quick tips to help you find your ideal earrings.

With many prom dresses being halter tops, and most girls choosing to do an up-do, <b> earrings</b> will play a big part in your final look. After all, how many pictures are you going to snap of you and your girlfriends dancing the night away?

Depending on the sparkle and shine of your dress, you’re going to want to choose earrings that flatter, but don’t compete for attention. For example, if you’re wearing an all sequin number, then a simple pair of rhinestone studs or a small crystal dangle earring will suffice. If your dress is black, don’t be afraid to wear a pop of color in the form of a great pair of earrings.

If you plan on wearing a dress that is glamorous, yet understated, then chandelier earrings are a good bet. These gorgeous earrings can look antique or modern, feminine or flirty. Chandelier earrings can have rhinestones and semi-precious stones, beads or pearls. It really depends on the look you are going for. Try everything on together and put your hair up to get a feel for what the completed look with be.

Hoop earrings have made a comeback in a big way this year and are quite versatile. If you invest in a fabulous pair of rhinestone or sterling silver hoop earrings, you will most certainly get your wear out of them at prom and for years to come.

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Can you wear BioFlex labret studs in your tragus while its in healing process?

i had my tragus done ealier this year, and the 12 weeks healing process is over, well it should be, cos im not sure if its healed properly yet or not.
and sum1 suggested i get a bioflex labret for my tragus cos its safer than a normall earring, so i was wondering whether it would infect my ear or sumthin?

http://www.bodyjewelleryshop.com/online_store/clear_bioflex_jewelled_disc_labret_stud_crystal_clear_11385782.cfm

well i dont want to go back to where i had it pierced because they'll probs tell me its healed and fine cos they did it with a gun ! so they obv dont know how to do it properly, because its meant to be done with a needle to prevent my cartlidge shattering i'll go to a better one and ask ! thankyou

Oh my god >.<
Are you from the UK? Because if you are, that is actually completely illegal.
You're lucky nothing has happened to your ear, take this as a lesson to do research before you get a piercing! Even if it is for something as small as a Tragus. Research as much as you can for everything.
If you are gonna get another piercing, I'd suggest checking BMEzine, as they have pictures, experiences, advice, and even a wiki telling you how each piercing should be done and a bunch of other stuff.

Bioflex or not shouldn't matter for a place like the tragus. Bioflex is usually better for those that have an allergy to metal or if the piercing is in a place that is going to go through a lot of movement. So it doesn't really matter for a place like the Tragus.
You should be fine changing the stud so long as it is no longer leaking lymph (getting crusty)

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