General Piercing care
Updates coming soon!
1. Always wash your hands before handling piercing! Unclean hands are the most common way to transmit bacteria to your piercing. Never pick at the area with your finger nails.
2. Once daily use a liquid antibacterial soap low in alcohol and perfumes such as Provon Medicated soap to wash around your piercing. Avoid getting the soap directly into the piercing this is easy, just dont move the jewelry during this step. This will soften material built up on the opening of the piercing. At this point gently remove material from the jewelry before attempting to move it. Move the jewelry in opposite directions no more than twice while Rinsing the area with sterile, preserved saline solution. Be gentle do not move the jewelry more than twice to rinse as excessive cleaning will irritate and slow your healing.
3. Three times daily use a sterile, preserved, ph balanced saline solution such as H2-Ocean Saline spray to rinse the piercing clean. Use a soft Q-tip soaked with saline to moisten and soften any material crystallized on or around the piercing. Take good care not pick the material away dry. Only remove this material softened as to avoid damaging healing tissue. Then dispose of soiled Q-tip.
4. Use another Q-tip soaked in saline to give a gentle rinse while manipulating the jewelry.
5. Stop back in 6 weeks to visit your body piercer to check how you are doing. If you have any symptoms such as discoloration, red streaking around the area, pain, odor, excess swelling, or anything you think unusual stop in and let use take a look. It is not possible to give extra care instruction with out seeing what the problem may be.
WARNING! Things to Avoid.
1. Never use alcohol or peroxide on any piercing! These products will cause scaring and prolong the healing.
2. Do not apply makeup or allow hair care products to come into contact with your healing piercing.
3. Never use any petroleum-based ointment. Petroleum acts as a source of food for many bacteria types such as yeast and staff.
4. Physical irritation from tight pants, skirts, or pantyhose is very common and can cause problems like rejection of the jewelry from the skin.
5. Avoid oral contact and body fluids from others during the first 3 to 4 months. Not only can you get a bacterial infection but are at risk of catching an incurable virus.
1. Always wash your hands before handling piercing! Unclean hands are the most common way to transmit bacteria to your piercing. Never pick at the area with your finger nails.
2. Once daily use a liquid antibacterial soap low in alcohol and perfumes such as Provon Medicated soap to wash around your piercing. Avoid getting the soap directly into the piercing this is easy, just dont move the jewelry during this step. This will soften material built up on the opening of the piercing. At this point gently remove material from the jewelry before attempting to move it. Move the jewelry in opposite directions no more than twice while Rinsing the area with sterile, preserved saline solution. Be gentle do not move the jewelry more than twice to rinse as excessive cleaning will irritate and slow your healing.
3. Three times daily use a sterile, preserved, ph balanced saline solution such as H2-Ocean Saline spray to rinse the piercing clean. Use a soft Q-tip soaked with saline to moisten and soften any material crystallized on or around the piercing. Take good care not pick the material away dry. Only remove this material softened as to avoid damaging healing tissue. Then dispose of soiled Q-tip.
4. Use another Q-tip soaked in saline to give a gentle rinse while manipulating the jewelry.
5. Stop back in 6 weeks to visit your body piercer to check how you are doing. If you have any symptoms such as discoloration, red streaking around the area, pain, odor, excess swelling, or anything you think unusual stop in and let use take a look. It is not possible to give extra care instruction with out seeing what the problem may be.
WARNING! Things to Avoid.
1. Never use alcohol or peroxide on any piercing! These products will cause scaring and prolong the healing.
2. Do not apply makeup or allow hair care products to come into contact with your healing piercing.
3. Never use any petroleum-based ointment. Petroleum acts as a source of food for many bacteria types such as yeast and staff.
4. Physical irritation from tight pants, skirts, or pantyhose is very common and can cause problems like rejection of the jewelry from the skin.
5. Avoid oral contact and body fluids from others during the first 3 to 4 months. Not only can you get a bacterial infection but are at risk of catching an incurable virus.
Cartilage & Nostril Piercing Care
1. Always wash your hands before handling piercing! Unclean hands are the most common way to transmit bacteria to your piercing. Never pick at the area with you finger nails.
2. 3 to 4 times daily use a sterile, preserved, ph balanced saline solution such as H2-Ocean Saline spray to rinse the piercing clean. Use a soft Q-tip soaked with saline to moisten and soften any material crystallized on or around the piercing. Take good care not pick the material away dry. Only remove this material softened as to avoid damaging healing tissue. Then dispose of soiled Q-tip.
3. Use another Q-tip soaked in saline to give a gentle rinse while manipulating the jewelry.
4. Stop back in 6 weeks to visit your body piercer to check how you are doing. If you have any symptoms such as discoloration, red streaking around the area, pain, odor, excess swelling, or anything you think unusual stop in and let use take a look. It is not possible to give extra care instruction with out seeing what the problem may be.
WARNING! Things to Avoid.
1. Never use alcohol or peroxide on any piercing! These products will cause scaring and prolong the healing.
2. Do not apply makeup or allow hair care products to come into contact with your healing piercing.
3. Never use any petroleum-based ointment. Petroleum acts as a source of food for many bacteria types such as yeast and staff.
4. Physical irritation from tight pants, skirts, or pantyhose is very common and can cause problems like rejection of the jewelry from the skin.
5. Avoid oral contact and body fluids from others during the first 3 to 4 months. Not only can you get a bacterial infection but are at risk of catching an incurable virus.
2. 3 to 4 times daily use a sterile, preserved, ph balanced saline solution such as H2-Ocean Saline spray to rinse the piercing clean. Use a soft Q-tip soaked with saline to moisten and soften any material crystallized on or around the piercing. Take good care not pick the material away dry. Only remove this material softened as to avoid damaging healing tissue. Then dispose of soiled Q-tip.
3. Use another Q-tip soaked in saline to give a gentle rinse while manipulating the jewelry.
4. Stop back in 6 weeks to visit your body piercer to check how you are doing. If you have any symptoms such as discoloration, red streaking around the area, pain, odor, excess swelling, or anything you think unusual stop in and let use take a look. It is not possible to give extra care instruction with out seeing what the problem may be.
WARNING! Things to Avoid.
1. Never use alcohol or peroxide on any piercing! These products will cause scaring and prolong the healing.
2. Do not apply makeup or allow hair care products to come into contact with your healing piercing.
3. Never use any petroleum-based ointment. Petroleum acts as a source of food for many bacteria types such as yeast and staff.
4. Physical irritation from tight pants, skirts, or pantyhose is very common and can cause problems like rejection of the jewelry from the skin.
5. Avoid oral contact and body fluids from others during the first 3 to 4 months. Not only can you get a bacterial infection but are at risk of catching an incurable virus.
Care for an oral piercing such as a tongue, lip or frenulum.
1. Good oral care is very important. Brush your teeth, tongue, & roof of the mouth.
2. Rinse with an alcohol free mouthwash after you eat, drink, or smoke anything other than bottled water.
3. Take care to clean the barbell, hoop or labret with your toothbrush or a Q-tip with your alcohol free mouthwash to gently clean as plaque will build up on the jewelry and irritate.
4. Take care to always wash your hands before touching the piercing. Several times Daily check to ensure that the jewelry is fixed tightly.
5. Swelling will occur, use an over the counter anti-inflammatory medication as the manufacturer prescribes.
6. Avoid hot or spicy foods, if you are having trouble eating due to pain or swelling, try drinking nutritional shakes.
7. Avoid oral contact with others during the first 8 to 16 weeks. Not only can you get a bacterial infection but are at risk of catching an incurable virus.
8. Avoid drinking alcohol during the healing period, as it will damage new tissue growth.
9. Stop back in 6 weeks to visit your body piercer to check how you are doing. If you have any symptoms such as discoloration, red streaking around the area, pain, odor, excess swelling, or anything you think unusual stop in and let use take a look. It is not possible to give extra care instruction with out seeing what the problem maybe.
Age & ID Requirements
-We require you to be 18 & up with a photo ID to receive Tattoos & Oral & Genital piercings.
-Standard piercing required ages are 13 to 17 with legal guardians or parents present. These ages may receive non-oral & non-genital piercing.
-You must have State IDs they must have matching address & last name. If the last name has changed we can use a birth certificate to match first & middle names to the IDs. If the address does not match we cannot perform any service for the minor. You must as the parent stay in the room at the side of the minor during the entire time you are in the studio & while the piercing is being done & care instructions are being given.
-It is not our intent to age discriminate. We are educating children & parents to avoid compromising situations in this industry. Many advanced piercings are sexual in nature & are not permitted BY LAW for minors, with or without adult permission.
-Standard piercing required ages are 13 to 17 with legal guardians or parents present. These ages may receive non-oral & non-genital piercing.
-You must have State IDs they must have matching address & last name. If the last name has changed we can use a birth certificate to match first & middle names to the IDs. If the address does not match we cannot perform any service for the minor. You must as the parent stay in the room at the side of the minor during the entire time you are in the studio & while the piercing is being done & care instructions are being given.
-It is not our intent to age discriminate. We are educating children & parents to avoid compromising situations in this industry. Many advanced piercings are sexual in nature & are not permitted BY LAW for minors, with or without adult permission.
How to book your Piercing appointment
Thank you for choosing Blue Byrd for your piercing appointment. We are trying some new things in order to book appointments
Currently at our Dayton and Miamisburg locations you can find available times and booking at the link to Liz, Armani and Alex below.
Jon for our Middletown location all will have a links up soon. In the meantime feel free to call the studio and ask if they are available.
To book with Liz (aka Ohioliz) book here:
Visit book Ohioliz
To book with Alex Hannan Book here:
To book with Alex Hannan (aka HannanCannon) book here:
Visit book Alex
To book with Armani (aka Krooked Medusa) book here:
Visit book Armani
If you have other questions regarding getting a piercing other than scheduling please contact the Location you wish to go with the corresponding contact information below.
BLUEBYRDTATTOO@GMAIL.COM
or call us at the desired location, you can also find us on one of our Facebook pages and message us there.
Dayton, Wayne Ave # 937-222-2973
Miamisburg, by the Dayton Mall # 937-428-6740
Middletown, by the Town Mall # 513-727-1090
FACE BOOK
Dayton, Wayne Ave:
Visit Blue Byrd Dayton
Miamisburg:
Visit Blue Byrd Miamisburg
Middletown:
Visit Blue Byrd Middletown
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Currently at our Dayton and Miamisburg locations you can find available times and booking at the link to Liz, Armani and Alex below.
Jon for our Middletown location all will have a links up soon. In the meantime feel free to call the studio and ask if they are available.
To book with Liz (aka Ohioliz) book here:
Visit book Ohioliz
To book with Alex Hannan Book here:
To book with Alex Hannan (aka HannanCannon) book here:
Visit book Alex
To book with Armani (aka Krooked Medusa) book here:
Visit book Armani
If you have other questions regarding getting a piercing other than scheduling please contact the Location you wish to go with the corresponding contact information below.
BLUEBYRDTATTOO@GMAIL.COM
or call us at the desired location, you can also find us on one of our Facebook pages and message us there.
Dayton, Wayne Ave # 937-222-2973
Miamisburg, by the Dayton Mall # 937-428-6740
Middletown, by the Town Mall # 513-727-1090
FACE BOOK
Dayton, Wayne Ave:
Visit Blue Byrd Dayton
Miamisburg:
Visit Blue Byrd Miamisburg
Middletown:
Visit Blue Byrd Middletown
Looking forward to hearing from you.
