Nose Piercing

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Always loved getting my nose pierced. It actually mentally took me a year to prepare myself to go through the pain. Only to find out that it was not as bad as i thought it will be.

I always used this sticker stud before getting my nose pierced. That however, will fall off whenever i accidentally rub my nose forgetting that i have a sticker stud on me.

So i got my nose pierced two days back. It all happened very fast. Experienced Indian goldsmith what you do expect? duh. I chose my stud. Did not want a big one as i know i will need time to get used to this permanent piercing on me. Then the goldsmith came, sprayed on my nose and wala he poked my skin and screwed the nose stud. This whole piercing happened within 3 minutes!

It was a bearable pain. It only pain for two days that too also only when i meddled with it. Apparently, i will have to keep on twisting it so that i doesn't get stuck on my skin. Anyway, i am loving it! I will now get addicted to nose studs and shop for more nose studs!

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