The clear plastic portion is indeed removable but exists to provide support for your earlobes when wearing large, heavy earrings — in fact, the backs often stop jewelry from stretching out or tearing your lobes.
Correspondingly, are plastic earrings bad for your ears?
Plastic post earrings are generally safe; you only have to ensure that you get medical-grade plastic. With those, you’re assured they are hypoallergenic and will cause no irritation or harm to your ears.
Furthermore, are plastic earrings safe?
Although you’ll need to clean any new piercing to prevent infection, medical grade plastic earrings won’t harbor germs like cheap plastics can. Jewelry for sensitive ears goes beyond toddlers and kids. Adults can benefit from plastic earrings too.
Why do earrings have plastic back?
Plastic or rubber earring backs are very suited to this style of earring. This style of earring often gets dislodged from the earlobe by clothing the swishing of hair or just general movement, so simply slipping one of these backs onto the earring wire prevents the earring from coming out of the ear completely.
How do you get hard plastic off earring backs?
Soak the back by placing a cotton pad soaked with oil right over the back and holding it there for a bit. This should soften the back a little and actually cause it to enlarge slightly possibly bringing the hole back to it’s original size.
Why do plastic earrings hurt my ears?
In some cases, your ear lobes may go beyond being sore, they may even swell, itch, or bleed. If earrings make your ears sore, even when you’ve had your ears pierced for years, the most likely reason is that you are allergic to the materials in the earrings you are wearing.
Are gold plated earrings OK for newly pierced ears?
Gold plated, gold-filled, or gold overlay/vermeil jewelry is not acceptable for fresh piercings. All of these involve coating a base metal with a layer of gold. The gold surface (which is very thin—measured in millionths of an inch) can wear or chip off.
Why do earrings turn green?
The green residue left on your skin is the metal reacting to your sweat or lotion soaked skin; it’s harmless and can typically be found in anything other than stainless steel and white gold. Good news! The Earring Doctor has found the solution to this minor chameleon effect.
Can a piercing heal with plastic?
Bioplast is a trademarked medical grade plastic that is biocompatible, flexible and optimal for healing your piercings as it contains no nickel. Bioplast can be autoclaved, meaning you can get your initial piercing with it.
Can I put a plastic retainer in my new ear piercing?
Can I put a plastic retainer in my new ear piercing? No, I never recommend using plastics for new piercings. Use metals instead and make sure you are using high quality sterilized jewelry.
Is it bad to leave earrings in all the time?
Under maintaining proper hygiene, yes, you can leave your earrings in. There is absolutely no limitation on the time that you should wear them. Your earrings should be made of fine metals such as silver and gold. This way, you will make sure that you avoid any unwanted reactions.
Do plastic belly rings heal faster?
As long as these materials are metal-free and without monomers or fillers (these are carcinogenic by the way), the plastic jewelry will reduce the healing times significantly and even enhance the recovery process, especially if you follow the aftercare instructions as provided.
What kind of earrings can you wear all the time?
If anyone wants to wear earrings all day long, they can use Titanium metal as a perfect choice. You should choose small studs with qualitative metals such as Titanium, gold, sterling silver, and Rhodium.
