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they’re still sooo swollen 😅😅 i don’t have any posts long enough for the middle one (that piercing isn’t new) so i’m making do with a stainless steel butterfly back (without the back obv) and my 4th lobe is also swollen now 😭 wish me luck!! i hope the swelling goes down soon!!! i’ve been icing them and taking ibuprofen, this is my first time experiencing this much swelling so i’ve just been trying my best! #piercings #piercingtok #piercing #earstyling #piercinginspo
they’re still sooo swollen 😅😅 i don’t have any posts long enough for the middle one (that piercing isn’t new) so i’m making do with a stainless steel butterfly back (without the back obv) and my 4th lobe is also swollen now 😭 wish me luck!! i hope the swelling goes down soon!!! i’ve been icing them and taking ibuprofen, this is my first time experiencing this much swelling so i’ve just been trying my best! #piercings #piercingtok #piercing #earstyling #piercinginspo
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