Best Ways to Clean nose piercing

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Saline Rinse

Getting a piercing is pretty easy, but the healing process is far from being easy. Your piercing will turn red and will hurt in the first few days. But, you have to clean and take care of the piercing. The best course of action is a saline rinse twice a way to disinfect the area around the jewelry. And, no matter what you do, don't take out the jewelry the piercer put into place.

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Written by Hazel Robinson
1 year ago

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