Some body jewelry pieces are just cut above the rest. However, because of the range of choices available around, it might be overwhelming to at first to find the right item for you. However, with the right information, you should be able to pick out which one suits you best. The following sections offer tips on how to choose your body jewelry right.

Know Your Terminologies

One of the first things you should do when looking for the right body jewelry is to understand the basics like the terminology. Some vendors don't go for what you might think is the obvious name. For example, it's straight barbell instead o f "tongue ring." You should also use barbell or curved barbell instead of "navel ring." This should take you to the right shops and even boost your confidence while buying.

Know The Basic Types

Terms are just the tip of the iceberg. It's best to study the different types or basic types of body jewelry too. These may include:

• plugs
• barbells (circular, curved or straight)
• captive ball rings
• nose screws
• twists
• eyelets
• barets
• pinchers
• nose bones
• lalons
• claws
• spirals

Know What Will Work For Your Piercing

You can wear your body jewelry piercings in different ways. For example, some nose screws and labrets actually look good as earrings. However, there are also items that should just stay in the piercing they are intended for. Do a mix and match or a trial and error of things to see which works.

Know Your Measurements

Not everyone is also created equal. Some piercings will not suit you because you may have a different body than the person you saw wearing it. Your jewelry should have the proper wearable area. For example, the barbell length is between the balls while the ring diameter is measured from the inside.

In the same way that you researched and understood how to pick the right jewelry, you should also know how to take care of it. After care is very important. Hygiene is critical to ensuring that you can wear your body jewelry the right way.

Know how to maintain your jewelry items. Clean your piercings regularly. Also, to make sure that you won't be at risk, only buy from trusted sellers. You can check the quality of the shop by researching previous clients or what other people say about it.