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Wholesale Body Jewelry & Professional Body Piercing Kits
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Cat eye ball lip hugger, 14 ga
$7.49
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Titanium anodized segment ring, 10 ga
$9.99
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10 gauge barbell
$5.99
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14K solid yellow gold belly button ring with pronged red heart
$85.99
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Spring wire captive ring, 8 ga
$6.49
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Acrylic dice straight barbell, 14 ga
$3.99
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14K solid yellow gold gemmed cherry belly button ring
$109.00
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Captive bead ring with skull and handcuffs, 14 ga
$5.99
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Sterling silver nose stud with 1.5mm round gem, 20 ga
$3.99
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14K solid yellow gold navel ring with two jeweled hearts
$119.99
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Transparent acrylic captive bead ring, 6 ga
$5.99
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14K solid yellow gold circular barbell with cones
$80.99
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Star plug, 2 ga
$3.49
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Titanium curved barbell with colored balls, 16 ga
$6.49
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14K solid white gold nose screw with round cubic zirconia, 20 ga
$14.99
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Dr. Piercing's After Care™
$5.95
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Dr. Piercing's Hole-istic Care™
$5.95
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Circular barbell with colored balls, 16 ga
$7.49
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14K solid yellow gold straight barbell
$85.99
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Belly button ring with jeweled flower dangle
$7.99
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Segment ring, 12 ga
$6.99
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14K solid yellow gold belly button ring with round stone and jeweled top ball
$120.00
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6 gauge steel pincher
$3.99
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Half ball labret, 12 ga
$4.49
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Wire captive bead ring, 14 ga
$4.99
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Colored cone lip hugger, 14 ga
$8.49
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Acrylic pill tongue ring, 14 ga
$2.49
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2 gauge gleam taper
$5.99
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Straight barbell with epoxy striped balls, 14 ga
$3.99
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14k gold plated captive bead, 8 ga
$9.99
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316L Surgical Steel Screw Fit Hollow Tunnel with Multi-Gemmed Rim
$9.99
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Straight helix barbell with dangling red jeweled cuff , 16 ga
$9.99
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Organic buffalo horn saddle tunnel
$9.99
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American pride logo belly ring
$2.99
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How To Choose Body Piercing Supplies
When explaining to someone how to choose body piercing supplies, you need to make sure they understand the importance of sterility and never reusing any of the supplies unless they have a specialized sterilizer. There are many items you can get that are disposable and don't have to be reused. You always want to be able to prevent cross contamination of any kind. This is why it is so important to choose your body piercing supplies from a reputable dealer. Research your choices and ask other piercing businesses to find out who the best supplier is to get your piercing items. They may point you in a direction you never thought would be good.
If you don't specialize in specific piercings, you may be able to keep you costs down by buying in bulk for the one to four piercings you will be performing. Many piercing businesses use disposable supplies because a sterilizer is very expensive, but it may be worth it in the long run if your business is booming. Sterilization is the number one priority to strive for when you are working with people.
You will need to choose whether you will be using a gun or a long needle for your piercings. It is what you feel most comfortable using. You can find many different styles on line and locally in your town. With needles, you must make sure you get a wide range of gauge sizes. For instance, ears are usually 18 to 20 gauge, while other piercings can use from a 00 to a 20 gauge. Make sure you have the right size for the right job. Don't use a navel piercing needle for an eyebrow.
When choosing earrings, nose rings, eyebrow rings, or belly rings, you should look at what is offered and attempt to get a wide selection. Many people like anything and everything, so make sure you have good choice of jewelry. The most common metal to get is gold, while titanium is also becoming popular these days. Silver is said to cause reactions and skin problems in some people. Have plain and ornate type rings for the consumer to choose. Not only will you sell more, but you will be known as someone who caters to every style out there today.
Other items you may want to include may come in packs from different suppliers. They may have a discount when you buy in bulk. Some of these items may include alcohol wipes, hemostats, piercing corks, different sizes of forceps and clamps, and some pliers. If you can get them as disposable, it is even better. You won't have to worry about contamination this way. You should never reuse any instruments on another person before they are sterilized or thrown away.
Choosing a supplier for body piercing equipment can be as simple as looking on line or in the phone book. Ask other piercers who they use and recommend. Go visit the shops and see how they are set up. Is the shop clean and user friendly? Sometimes you will find what you need on your first try, sometimes it takes visits to three or four different places to compare what you need with what you can afford. So take your time and get the best deal for yourself while maintaining safety and sterility. That is the most important thing to remember in the piercing business.
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