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I’m not a fan of nipple or nose or clit, just belly button as the others can rip out fairly easy. And it’s easy to do.
I do like "dangly" belly button piercings like both you guys have done quite a lot, and I plan on doing one on my doll. However, I have one concern:
Nope , and shes had it in about a year now .Scatterling wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 10:21 amI do like "dangly" belly button piercings like both you guys have done quite a lot, and I plan on doing one on my doll. However, I have one concern:
Given the right (wrong) circumstances, like when having sex while she's laying prone on her belly, would there not be a big risk of the dangly bits causing marks/scratches/damage just below her navel? Does anyone have experience with "dangly" piercings rubbing against her skin in everyday scenarios?
Also, a practical question about applying navel piercings: The barbell/"banana" of the piercing is usually curved a bit. So would I also need to use a somewhat curved needle to prepare the piercing tunnel? Or does everyone just use straight needles/studs for that?
Ok cool, that's reassuring.The Doll Advocate wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 6:58 pmNope , and shes had it in about a year now .Scatterling wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 10:21 amGiven the right (wrong) circumstances, like when having sex while she's laying prone on her belly, would there not be a big risk of the dangly bits causing marks/scratches/damage just below her navel?
I did have one incident in the shower ,where our bodys were rubbing togther and i guess the friction pulled it through the peircing hole.
But because of the ball end ,i just pushed it back through the hole .
No damage.
Still unclear about how to make a curved tunnel without a curved needle tho.carbohvdrates wrote: ↑Wed Jan 10, 2024 2:14 amTPE is a pretty tough material with a lot of give, but I'm pretty sure the reason they tell you to do the initial piercing with a smaller needle is so that you don't cause micro tearing. A small, even, smooth puncture can then later spread for a larger gauge. A jagged and too large hole that was pushed through in order to accommodate a big needle will become a potential tearing point.
Your over thinking it ,.Scatterling wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2024 8:49 amOk cool, that's reassuring.The Doll Advocate wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 6:58 pmNope , and shes had it in about a year now .Scatterling wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 10:21 amGiven the right (wrong) circumstances, like when having sex while she's laying prone on her belly, would there not be a big risk of the dangly bits causing marks/scratches/damage just below her navel?
I did have one incident in the shower ,where our bodys were rubbing togther and i guess the friction pulled it through the peircing hole.
But because of the ball end ,i just pushed it back through the hole .
No damage.
As for putting the piercing in, I've found some info in this recent thread: Any Piercing Experts on the Forum?
In it, Carbohvdrates recommends making a pilot hole with a thin needle:Still unclear about how to make a curved tunnel without a curved needle tho.carbohvdrates wrote: ↑Wed Jan 10, 2024 2:14 amTPE is a pretty tough material with a lot of give, but I'm pretty sure the reason they tell you to do the initial piercing with a smaller needle is so that you don't cause micro tearing. A small, even, smooth puncture can then later spread for a larger gauge. A jagged and too large hole that was pushed through in order to accommodate a big needle will become a potential tearing point.
There's a video about piercing TPE dolls from a German vendor which seems reputable. There, the guy doesn't make any pilot holes and just puts all the piercings (ear, navel, eyebrow) just straight in.