How to Keep a Nose Ring in Place
A nose ring can easily go from a gorgeous adornment to a major annoyance if it keeps popping up, falling out and getting lost or plopping down into your soup at dinner. You can keep a nose ring in place with a few simple tips.
Things You'll Need:
Nose ring
Proper backing on the nose ring
Step
1
Have the proper backing on the nose ring. Some have a small ball on the end and others have a bent back. In my case, the small ball ring kept sticking out further than it was supposed to. I switched to the bent back and bent the back even further to secure it in place.
Step
2
Stop touching it. Playing with the nose ring or touching it to make sure it’s still there not only invites infection but may also dislodge it.
Step
3
Pay extra attention when you wash or dry your face. Nose rings like to get caught on towels or skitter down the drain.
Step
4
Blow your nose with care. Keep one finger pressed on the nose ring as you empty your nostrils into a tissue.
Step
5
Remove the nose ring when necessary. If you are going into a vigorous sport, swimming or doing something that may dislodge or rip out the nose ring, take it out. You can leave the hole open or inserts a soft, plastic nose ring plug found at many
jewelry
stores
.
Tips & Warnings
Hoops and heavily adorned nose rings are more likely to get caught on things than simple studs.
Kids like to grab at a nose ring, pets like to lick at a nose ring and shirts and other clothing articles like to get stuck on and pull at a nose ring.
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A nose ring can easily go from a gorgeous adornment to a major annoyance if it keeps popping up, falling out and getting lost or plopping down into your soup at dinner. You can keep a nose ring in place with a few simple tips.
Things You'll Need:
Nose ring
Proper backing on the nose ring
Step
1
Have the proper backing on the nose ring. Some have a small ball on the end and others have a bent back. In my case, the small ball ring kept sticking out further than it was supposed to. I switched to the bent back and bent the back even further to secure it in place.
Step
2
Stop touching it. Playing with the nose ring or touching it to make sure it’s still there not only invites infection but may also dislodge it.
Step
3
Pay extra attention when you wash or dry your face. Nose rings like to get caught on towels or skitter down the drain.
Step
4
Blow your nose with care. Keep one finger pressed on the nose ring as you empty your nostrils into a tissue.
Step
5
Remove the nose ring when necessary. If you are going into a vigorous sport, swimming or doing something that may dislodge or rip out the nose ring, take it out. You can leave the hole open or inserts a soft, plastic nose ring plug found at many
jewelry
stores
.
Tips & Warnings
Hoops and heavily adorned nose rings are more likely to get caught on things than simple studs.
Kids like to grab at a nose ring, pets like to lick at a nose ring and shirts and other clothing articles like to get stuck on and pull at a nose ring.
http://www.ehow.com/how_2283367_keep-nose-ring-place.html
