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| For body piercing we
will not pierce anyone under 14 years old. |
| For ear piercing we
will usually pierce children who are 10 and over, however we will refuse if the child looks in anyway distressed. |
| Anyone under 16 needs
to be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian (an older friend
or brother/sister is not a legal guardian). |
| Anyone over 16 who appears
to be under 21 will need to bring a photo ID such as a driving license,
passport or a PASS approved proof of age card such as CitizenCard. |
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| Will I get given
aftercare advice? |
| Yes, definitely. We
give everyone both written and verbal aftercare instructions. If
you lose your written instructions then please see our Aftercare
page. |
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| Do you sell gift
vouchers? |
| Yes, gift vouchers are
available in £5, £10 and £20. |
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| Do you have any
jobs or apprenticeships? |
| Sorry, we do
not currently have any vacancies. |
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| Do you pierce navels
with a bar or a ring? |
| We can use either a bar or
a ring, however we recommend a bar is used as this will
ensure quicker healing, and the piercing will not migrate
to the side as it generally does when a ring is used. |
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| Will I be pierced
by a trainee? |
| No, we
have just one highly experienced piercer. |
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| Do you pierce with
a gun? |
| No, we do not use a gun
for any piercings. |
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ear piercing we can use either a needle, or a disposable
cartridge ear piercing system (Studex
System 75™). |
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| Do you accept
credit and debit cards? |
| Yes, we accept all
major credit and debit cards (minimum spend approx £5). |
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| Why wont
you pierce my baby's ears? |
| There are many
reasons why we don't pierce baby's ears, some are ethical and some
are practical. One practical reason why a baby should not have
their ears pierced is hygiene - a baby cannot understand that
they shouldn't touch their newly pierced ears. |
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