Moreover, why acrylic tapers are bad?
Acrylic manufacturers do not recommended acrylic for use in implantation, and piercing professionals warn against wearing acrylic in tongue or genital piercings. Acrylic may crack with age, which can lead to skin irritation, cuts, or abrasions when it comes in contact with your skin.
Similarly, is acrylic bad for gauges?
Acrylic really isn’t a good material to use for stretching, or for wearing in general for that matter. The problem with acrylic is that it can’t properly be sterilized, breaks down over time & cracks, & is often toxic, & the heat from your body can cause it to break down & leach those toxins into your skin.
How long should you leave tapers in before putting plugs in?
Because of the fact that everyone’s body reacts differently, this answer varies. It is recommended that you wait at least 6 weeks in between stretches. This will give your earlobes time to heal up and become a little loose. However, we recommend that you wait 2-6 months between each stretch.
Is acrylic OK for stretching ears?
Acrylic is only intended for healed piercings because it is porous by nature. But it’s slightly less so, which is why many who don’t have sensitive skin will use it as a material for tapers or stretching because it’s inexpensive and you need to change sizes every few months.
Can you leave tapers in overnight?
If it’s too tight, what you‘ll do is tear the skin off the inside of your hole. This is painful and incredibly unpleasant and bloody. Repeat until you get the taper all the way in. Leave it for at least a couple of hours, ideally overnight.
