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Professional Hygiene Most people have to be made conscious about cross-contamination. Because it affects almost all common actions (open a door, moving the bed, holding the phone, closing a drawer, taking a mirror), bacteria can spread easily and infect others without realizing. Usually dirty or contaminated hands or contaminated gloves cause cross-contamination. During or after a piercing, the piercer should not touch anything else than the piercing tools used for this piercing. Everything else should be covered with some protective sheet of plastic or paper (set-up table space) or the piercer has to take off his gloves before touching this (scissors, tape, paper, phone, pen, etc). we have been trained in importance of hygiene and are fully aware of cross-contamination. All of our tools and jewelry to pierce with are guaranteed sterilized. |
Personal hygiene The person being pierced should not touch the piercing nor the skin around it, and if done this, will have to wash his/her hands immediately after (not touching the waterhandles with dirty hands but with a paper towel for instance). Check for yourself how clean you are and how clean the piercer is working. Since a piercing usually takes a few weeks or longer to heal, you will have to be extra conscious about your own cross-contamination; don`t touch your hair and then your piercing. Don`t touch your piercing anyway, except for cleaning it, with clean hands. Dirty nails, especially long nails can easily cause an infection when touching it.. |
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Aftercare sheet After being pierced we will first explain you how to take care of it
and what to pay attention to. And we will give you an after-carepaper
where all cleaning en careinformation is written down for your piercing
to heal well. Below is an example of ours. |