It is virtually impossible to find a skilled body piercer to give one-on-one, hands-on training. Therefore, we have developed a comprehensive online body piercing video-training tutorial program based on our 25 years of experience.
Also question is, how do I train to be a piercer?
You’ll need an apprenticeship to become a body piercer, as well as a series of injections against diseases that can be harmful. You will also very likely need to register with your local health authority as a professional body piercer. You must be over 18 too.
- 100 hours of documented procedure observation. This should include no fewer than 100 piercing procedures. …
- 50 piercings performed under mentor supervision. The apprentice should never attempt a piercing they haven’t done before without mentor supervision.
- Required Education:
Just so, what can I use to practice piercing?
Soft foam simulates ear for piercing practice or display. Ideal for use with piercing gun or by using a toothpick as shown instead of a needle. Generally appears to be self healing after piercing is removed which makes it reusable.
How long is a piercing course?
How do you know where to pierce your nipples?
The marks and the piercing should be above the areola and near the base of the nipple, not near the tip of the nipple. For your first nipple jewelry, your piercer will likely recommend a long, 14-gauge straight barbell.
Do piercers make good money?
While ZipRecruiter is seeing annual salaries as high as $102,000 and as low as $19,500, the majority of Piercer salaries currently range between $29,000 (25th percentile) to $50,000 (75th percentile) with top earners (90th percentile) making $52,000 annually across the United States.
Do you need qualifications to be a piercer?
You do not need formal qualifications. The most common way in is by doing a traineeship lasting from one to three years. It can be difficult to find suitable training with a registered body piercer.
Do piercing apprentices get paid?
In most cases, they are paid either a percentage of the overall cost of each piercing or a flat amount for each piercing. So, if no one comes in they don’t get paid. Also, they may only get a portion of the piercing fee and nothing from jewelry sales.
How long does a piercing apprenticeship take?
Anywhere from 6 months to several years.
Each state has their own guidelines, but you’ll usually have to complete around 1500 hours of apprenticeship time before you can apply for your license. You’ll also need to make time for your first aid / CPR classes.
Can you be a tattoo artist if you can’t draw?
No, you cannot be a good artist if you are not good at drawing. Therefore, you cannot be a good tattoo artist if you are not good at drawing. … You can learn to draw better. You can learn the basics of art, and apply them to your work.
Is it hard to be a piercer?
Finding a Master Piercer to mentor you can be challenging. Start the process by talking to the piercer you trust most. … You may have to visit a shop a few times, get to know the staff, and even help out around the shop before you get a professional piercer to agree to take you on as a piercing apprentice.
What’s the easiest thing to Pierce at home?
Ear and cartilage piercings are the safest options for doing your own piercings. While cartilage takes a long time to heal, these are relatively safe piercings with few complications. If you approach the piercings and their care correctly it is also safe to pierce the lip, eyebrow, nose, and belly button at home.
Are home piercing kits safe?
Should You Pierce Your Ears at Home? In a word: no. Although you can purchase sterile needles, starter earrings and ear piercing kits, having a professional perform your ear piercing decreases the rate of complications such as infection and improper placement.
