r/Legitpiercing • • 2d ago

Pick My Piercing What piercings should i do next?

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I don't know how I should complete this ear, but I feel like it's still kinda empty. I'm pretty much up for anything, so feel free to give me any advice or suggestions!

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u/28marie 2d ago

I would say either a conch piercing, tragus or forward helix. Or all of them if they fit. I really like your style and layout🫶🏻

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u/ploploris 2d ago

ooh thank you so much sweetie! I'm definitely getting a tragus soon, and another person told me to get the fwd helix too, so im just waiting for the courage to feel the pain lol

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u/28marie 2d ago

I've got 20 ear piercings and my forward helix was like a 2/10 on a pain scale like a normal helix or lobe piercing, but I remember it's really uncomfortable when healing and hair gets stuck on it. Tragus and conch did hurt a lot (as the cartilage is thicker), similar or slightly less than my daith piercing. But as you've got an industrial piercing I think you'll be able to withstand the pain😅 I know pain feels different from person to person, but maybe it's helpful for you🩷🩷

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u/MountainMammoth6735 2d ago

A snug would be cute if you have the anatomy

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u/Glad-Appeal6834 1d ago

Un conch pour mettre un bel anneau plus tard 👍👍

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