Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Because piercings are so common (and look so pretty), it’s easy to forget that they’re wounds that you have to treat like any ...

When you have a migraine, you’ll do nearly anything to make the pain go away. But sometimes relying on over-the-counter medication isn’t enough to make your headache, fatigue, or nausea fade. If ...

Ah, the classic, standard lobe piercing. Stone and Strand head of piercing Janeese Brooks says, "We all know and love a good lobe piercing. I encourage these constantly. The easiest part of the ear to ...

Choosing what type of piercing to get next in your ear is a tough decision. Once you have your lobes pierced, the options get infinitely more complicated. Whether it's your rook, tragus, helix, ...

If you’re always on the hunt for more jewelry, you already know that your entire body is a canvas. You can pierce everything from your lips to your lobes, belly button, cartilage, and a whole lot more ...

When designing your ear look, there are a plethora of piercing types and combinations to pick from. There are helix, daith, conch, and standard lobe piercings, for starters, but one that really makes ...

A daith piercing is one of 12 types of cartilage piercings. These hoops hug the tiniest fold of cartilage in the ear — that little soft spot directly above the ear canal. Like other types of cartilage ...

Many people begin to get piercings at a young age, starting with simple earlobe piercings. Eventually, though, they may find themselves interested in more unusual ear piercings. Since choosing just ...

A rook piercing is a type of ear piercing that goes through the uppermost cartilage fold that lies between your ear canal and the top rim of your ear. The rook piercing is one of the most painful ear ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Janeese Brooks is the head of piercing at Stone and Strand. She frequently runs the Piercings Y’all pop-up events and is based in ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." A daith piercing (usually a hoop) hugs the fold of cartilage right above your ear canal, while a tragus ...