Twice a day is the right amount. Once in the morning and once in the evening. Over-cleaning can dry out the skin and slow down healing. Stick to the routine and let your body do the rest.

Yes. The Aftercare Spray is safe to use immediately after getting a new piercing. The sterile saline formula is gentle and designed specifically for fresh and healing piercings.

Only when you actually have a bump or keloid. The Bump Oil is a targeted treatment, not a daily product. If your piercing is healing normally without bumps, you do not need to use it. Start applying it as soon as you notice a bump forming.

No. The Cleaning Floss is for fully healed ear piercings only. Using it on a new or healing piercing can cause damage and irritation. Wait until your piercing is completely healed before using the floss.

Mild redness and swelling are normal in the first few weeks. Continue your normal routine with the Aftercare Spray twice a day. If redness, swelling, pain, or discharge gets worse instead of better, or if you develop a fever, contact a piercing professional or doctor.

It depends on the placement. Earlobes typically take 2–3 months. Cartilage, nose, and most other piercings take 6–12 months. Navel and nipple piercings can take up to a year or longer. Stay consistent with your routine the entire time, even after the piercing looks healed on the outside.

Yes for the spray and the oil. The Aftercare Spray is safe for all cartilage piercings including helix, tragus, daith, and conch. The Bump Oil works on cartilage bumps as well. The Cleaning Floss should not be used on cartilage piercings.

Do not use alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, or harsh soaps on your piercing. Do not rotate or twist your jewelry. Do not touch your piercing with unwashed hands. Avoid swimming pools, hot tubs, and natural bodies of water until healed. Avoid sleeping directly on a new piercing. Do not change your jewelry until the piercing is fully healed.