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Ontario's Apollo McRae talks piercing


Submitted by Tom
v25 by Tom 160 days ago
Q . How and why did you get into Piercing? Who are your heroes or your inspiration? I got into the piercing industry in 2005, I started the proper way, with an apprenticeship at a near-by shop that was higher end on piercings. I then started my long days of watching and helping around the shop, and my longer nights researching different piercings, methods, and parts of the anatomy. But all that hard work in my mind would be well worth it, as...

Monroe piercings


Submitted by Tom
v5 by Tom 278 days ago
Why's it called a Monroe? Named after the actress Marilyn Monroe, who's famous beauty spot gave inspiration for this piercing, the Monroe is located to the side of the upper lip. It's often located on the left side of the face, although this isn't a hard and fast rule, and piercings above the lip are often referred to as Monroes no matter which side they're on. The same piercing located on the right can be known as a 'Madonna' or 'Cindy...

Belly Piercings


Submitted by Tom
v16 by Tom 278 days ago
One of the most popular piercings going, the navel or 'belly' piercing is actually a piercing of the upper wall of the navel rather than the naval itself. Made popular by model Christie Turlington, when she showed hers off at a London fashion show, rings or curved barbells are most commonly worn with a belly button piercing, although there's a wide range of ornate jewellery which can be worn. These piercings take quite a while to...

Piercing


Submitted by Tom
v36 by Tom 313 days ago
Body Piercing has been around for centuries, and is even mentioned in biblical times. It's practice has served many social functions, including spirituality, social hierarchy, fashion, religion, non-conformism, and eroticism, among many others. Modern day piercing culture draws its appeal from all these functions, and many others, and piercing devotees have found new ways to express their love of the art-form, bringing new ideas and methods to...
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