Professional Ear Piercing Gun Kit, Reusable Piercing Gun with Stainless Steel Piercing Earrings Studs, Crystal Earrings for At Home Salon Earlobe Cartilage Helix Tragus Piercing Tool Kit

Just do it! I ordered this for my mother who decided she wanted to use her many earrings again. Kit was great and has waaaay more than you need for 1 person. I can now add this tool to my kit and no one I know will need to pay for having anything done. The studs you use to pierce don't look bad at all and could really be kept as a basic earring. It also comes with multiple sets of fake diamond style earrings. Far better and way less hassle than finding a shop to do it.

The reviews that state they got the gun stuck or that it moved the earring puncturing the wrong spot did this wrong: they didn’t secure the piercing earring in the hole. How do you fix this? You have to put dental wax or putty in the earring holder, just enough to get the earring to stick to the hole securely so it’s not loosely wobbling around in the holder, because obviously, it’s going to drop with gravity and slump down unless you cushion / fill the gap that’s around the stud when inside the notch/ holder slot.For the reviews that claimed to get an ear infection: I have a strong nickel allergy. I have to use titanium/gold/sterling silver earrings OR use Claire’s ear care solution daily after the shower if I’m wearing anything other than titanium/gold/silver. Read further on how I managed this.I would suggest iodine to clean your ears instead of alcohol, or use Claire’s ear care solution vigorously. Get the biggest bottle.Here’s my experience:Yes, I got an infection. Yes, I knew I would, and did it anyways for the sake of saving $200. Worth it? YES. Why? Because I’m broke and want piercings, and bc the body heals, always, and I knew I’d only have to wear the piercing earrings (that trigger my skin inflammation and infection) for a few weeks (3 1/2 in my case -while eating healthy and drinking lots of organic teas). I used Claire’s ear care solution religiously, 3 or more times per day, and didn’t touch my earrings, didn’t rotate them (until after 2 weeks). In the past, (years ago) I pierced my left helix two or three times prior, using a horrible stupid sewing needle method, and it developed a bump or something and I let it heal up.Here’s how I successfully pierced my ears:I played with the gun before hand, properly & thoroughly testing the dynamics and analyzing all aspects of what could possibly go wrong, I successfully rigged up a way to use dental wax to secure the stud in the gun to lock its position so when it was shot forward or shook slightly with my shaky hand, it wouldn’t budge or wobble. I fixed it so it could stand alone in the earring holder slot perfectly straight, not slanted in any angle, and it could tolerate a little shaking without moving.My ears swole from the low quality earrings, (NOT 100% HYPOALLERGENIC btw, but I knew this) and I was worried they’d get worse but they were fine just in time for me to swap them out with quality screw back earrings.During the time the cheap piercing earrings were in:-ears swole slightly, hurt when touched, were very red occasionally-felt like my skin/body was corroding the metal in my ears-used Claire’s ear stuff (all day long just about) and it ended the above symptoms-continued the above steps for 3.5 weeks-took out earrings and they looked as the pics above look: the earrings that are gross were the ones in my ears, the golden ones are the quality screw backs I replaced them with, and the silver shiny one is what the original piercing earrings looked like before (when they were brand new, unused). Hope this helps!

I used this to pierce my nose and I thought it would hurt but it didn't. It's just loud but doesn't hurt. This thing is really pain free. I had to give it 5 stars! I love this. I will buy again.

So I wouldn’t say this is professional grade but it gets the job done

The gun worked great, it was painless to Re- pierce my top two holes that closed up. But I don't believe that the earrings are stainless steel and nickle free. My ears blew up later that night and burned and swelled up with them in until I got some replacement studs that are nickle free and actually surgical steel. Make sure if you have an allergy that you have some other earrings to put in right away. Or, buy a better kit with better earrings. These will cause you pain and infection if you have issues with certain metals.If you don't have allergy issues then this kit is for you.

The media could not be loaded. This is a affordable piercing gun and for the price it is really decent I do believe it really does depend on people 's pain tolerance. My best friend and niece said it was like a pinch my son over exaggerated it But at the same time I know he cannot handle any sort of pain, not even a pinch lol although the earring did get stuck in the piercing gun, I do advise not to pry the earring out as I seen another customer do That is very traumatizing and if that should happen pull the spring back as if you're going to restart piercing. But please whatever you do do not pry it out overall, it saved me tons of money of getting it professionally done , I did 10 ear piercings an one nose piercing All for under $10

Hard to put the ear ring in but loved the tool

Very good product