Lip Pierce 100036

Complete guide: Lip Pierce 100036

This is a labret (stud) jewelry for lip piercing, made of 316L surgical stainless steel, with a straight bar, a flat disc on the inside and an outer ball with cubic zirconia crystal. It is suitable for people who already have a fully healed lip piercing and are looking for a discreet, elegant accessory that can be worn both daily and on special occasions. Sold individually and available in multiple color variants (some with colored PVD coating).

How to use

1. Use this jewelry only on a fully healed lip piercing — it is not intended for a fresh piercing, where the initial jewelry is fitted by a professional piercer.
2. Wash your hands thoroughly and work on a clean surface; before first use, sanitize the piece with sterile saline solution or warm water with mild antibacterial soap, then rinse and dry.
3. Unscrew the outer crystal ball from the end of the straight bar (labrets have threading, usually on the ball side).
4. Insert the bar from the inside of the lip outward, so that the flat disc remains inside the mouth and the bar comes out through the piercing channel.
5. Hold the disc steady and screw the crystal ball back on, tightening firmly but without forcing the threads.
6. Check that it is securely fastened and does not rotate freely — threaded pieces can loosen over time when talking or eating.
7. Clean the jewelry and the area periodically, according to the hygiene recommendations below.

Tips from us

• Before ordering, check the product page for the bar thickness (gauge) and length and match them to your piercing — a piece that is too short will pinch, and one that is too long will move and irritate.
• Tighten the crystal ball periodically; the threads can come undone over time, and a loose ball can be lost or swallowed.
• Be careful with teeth and gums: the internal disc is ergonomically designed, but a bar that is too long can hit the enamel over time.
• The ball is interchangeable — you can change the look with other compatible balls (same gauge and thread) from the catalog; it's useful to have a spare.
• For colored finish variants (PVD coating), avoid aggressive friction and abrasive products to protect the color layer.
• If you have a severe nickel allergy, consider an implant-grade titanium alternative; 316L surgical stainless steel has a minimal content and is considered hypoallergenic for most wearers.

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