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r, for your it Cleaning our piercing: When taking a shower, wash your hands and entire body ;r before touching your piercing. You can continue to use regular soap in the shower. But keep i��. s. ;,,.%av from your piercing. Never use scented wash or anything hu g h jewelry and Shield Prrounding m harsh streams of water. Lather some soap in hands and sudsp yourJ ;,re3. As soon as finished, wash piercing thoroughly. Clean piercing 2-3 times a day. Do this for tt` f R about 4-8 weeks. Remember: Never touch jewelry! The only time you should touch it is when you are ierci-n s elcarry germs). tf using hair product (i.e. hair Meaning! Keep animal hair away from p 8 ? .. be sure to clean piercing immediately after.'Get plenty of rest and maintain a good diet. It ��11 help speedup the healing process. Ibuprofen is goodorls��lelling and pain Do not use on piercing: Alcohol.. Hydrogen Peroxide, Bactine, Ear solution A&D. Neosporin, Bacitracin and other ointments, Dial liquid soap. Oral PlercingS.. Listerine and other alcohol mouth rinses are not pe?tnitted for new oral lncrcings. Clean piercings 2-3 times daily. Rinse mouth every time ;you eat c�r,smu, No oral contact for at least 4-8 weeks. You could nsk the chance of infection. ice is good for swelling ,nd discomfort. Elevation is also good'for swelling. Changing toothbrushes is recommended for new'oral piercings. What to do for an infection Sea salt soaks are best for standard body piercings. Sea salt is best for body piercings because they don't contain iodine. Heat up a cup of water and add salt. You should use 1/8 of a teaspoon for every ounce of water. Let the water be hot enough to where it's not going to burn you. Hold ,,,p over piercing and create a seal so the solution doesn't leak. Let the piercing soak for 10 nnnute r If it's a hard to reach spot such as ears or lip; soak a gauze pad and hold it to piercing. I\inse piercing thoroughly and dry with a paper towel or tissue.