How much should a piercing cost?

How much should a piercing cost?

The cost of a body piercing varies depending on the location of the body being pierced, the type of piercing and the individual piercer. Typical costs: A body piercing typically costs $20 to $55 for earlobes, ear cartilage or cheek. A body piecing typically costs $30 to $65 for the eyebrow, nose, navel or nipple.

Is Off Ya Tree safe for piercings?

We’re responsible for over 1 million piercings Australia-wide and have been around for 25 years! Our team is expertly trained and love what they do! We don’t use piercing guns, we use high quality sterilised jewellery and can offer expert advice. Piercings are a procedure, not just an aesthetic choice.

Whats the cheapest piercing you can get?

Ear piercing prices Since single lobe piercings are quite rare, earlobe piercings are the one type of piercing that usually offers the second piercing free. (Don’t expect the same with any other piercing type.) They are also usually the cheapest piercing to get, likely because they are so common.

How much does it cost to get your ears pierced?

With all the factors put together, the average cost of an earlobe piercing at a body piercing studio is about $20 to $50 with the jewelry….The Average Cost Of An Ear Piercing.

Can I swim if I just got my ears pierced?

You can but you need to avoid swimming after ear piercing for at least 24 hours – but ideally, until the piercings have healed properly. This removes the risk of picking up an infection from the water in swimming pools, lakes and rivers, and the sea.

Do you tip piercers for cost of jewelry?

Tips should always be given to a piercer who gets the job done right without any excess discomfort. Something in the region of 15-20% of the total cost (piercing + jewelry) should be enough. If you feel like they did an extra special job, then you might want to up this to a 25-30% tip.

Why are piercings so addictive?

The brain goes through a unique process throughout the piercing procedure. When your body goes through an intense physical stressor or pain, the brain releases endorphins. These endorphins interact with the body’s pain receptors and activate the bodies opiate receptors.