Don’t tell her. If she asks, just lie and say that the jewelry is a fake piece that they sell at Hot Topic in the mall to make it look like you got a piercing. Eventually she will realize over time, that it is real. This is what I did with my mom when I got a tattoo.
Considering this, why are parents against piercings?
Most parents discourage their children from things like facial piercings (and tattoos) because they leave a permanent mark that is difficult or impossible to remove. You can cover up tattoos on other parts of your body with clothes, but it’s really hard to cover up a piercing scar on your face.
Also, how do you tell your parents you pierce your ears?
Simply ask your parents for what you want, explaining why piercings are important to you. Let them know whatever is involved, like a parent signature. Listen to their questions, and respond calmly with all the information you have. You can say: “Mom, Dad, I want to get another ear piercing.
How can I get a piercing without my parents knowing?
Get your piercing (preferably in a place that can be covered with clothing). Go with a friend or someone that you trust. Make sure your parents don’t know about it. Avoid your parents as much as possible, especially when your piercings are noticeable.
What age can you get a piercing by yourself?
– Minors aged 14-18: Written consent from parent or legal guardian for body piercing, PLUS a parent or legal guardian must be present during the procedure.
