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New Piercing? ....
- Thread starter pr0nstar
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by stir-fry:
i think it's time you got a HUGE tattoo!
i know a dood that could do an amazing sleave for yah
speaking of tattoos, my next one is coming soon.
as soon as i find a design that is.
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I still want this as a Tattoo in GreyScale.
But I have to find someone to do it, and be 101% sure.
pr0nstar
Temper Tantrum
TRIBE Member
Labret piercings are pure sex.
mmmmm facial piercings....
~allie~
mmmmm facial piercings....
~allie~
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by pr0nstar:
Also, does Labret Piercing hurt?
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I'm the biggest wimp ever.
It didn't hurt at all. There was a quick pinch, and there was sort of a dull throbbing pain a few hours after, but other than that, it was fine!
It never got infected either!
Joanna
Temper Tantrum
TRIBE Member
Tribers who have labret piercings who look DAYUM good with it: decepta-kyle, within-without, MC Bias (that's all I know)
people who SHOULD get it: basic, Subsonic Chronic, his roomate Bruno and...Dave in Waterloo. If that boy got a labret piercing christ he'd be the physical incarnation of male perfection
I'm going to get one before I go to Thailand
~allie~
people who SHOULD get it: basic, Subsonic Chronic, his roomate Bruno and...Dave in Waterloo. If that boy got a labret piercing christ he'd be the physical incarnation of male perfection
I'm going to get one before I go to Thailand
~allie~
i wanna get something pierced, but i can't even have earrings cause of judo.. something would be guaranteed to be ripped out.
pr0nstar, what is that a picture of?
i know a REALLY good artist at a joint in scarborough that could probably have no problems at all re-producing that.
pr0nstar, what is that a picture of?
i know a REALLY good artist at a joint in scarborough that could probably have no problems at all re-producing that.
Temper Tantrum
TRIBE Member
My vote goes for 'reactive ink' in kensington and Passages at Church and Wellesley. I was -very- impressed with both these shops because they really cared more about the customer then profit.
For instance, @ Passages my friend wanted to get her labret pierced but the piercer refused because of concerns about her eroding gums. (She went and got it done somewhere else anyway, but regardless
)
Reactive Ink is similarly conscientious, while I was there on Saturday a guy came in wanting to purchase a gold piercing because he has an allergic reaction to anything besides gold, but he didn't know about a similar type of metal (which is MUCH cheaper) he could use as well. The piercer suggested that instead and saved the guy 100 bucks.
New Tribe and Way Cool are IMO too much of a grab your money and run type of places. But I just haven't had good experiences there...
~allie~
For instance, @ Passages my friend wanted to get her labret pierced but the piercer refused because of concerns about her eroding gums. (She went and got it done somewhere else anyway, but regardless
Reactive Ink is similarly conscientious, while I was there on Saturday a guy came in wanting to purchase a gold piercing because he has an allergic reaction to anything besides gold, but he didn't know about a similar type of metal (which is MUCH cheaper) he could use as well. The piercer suggested that instead and saved the guy 100 bucks.
New Tribe and Way Cool are IMO too much of a grab your money and run type of places. But I just haven't had good experiences there...
~allie~
i can agree with you about new tribe.
they are a very "in and out" with you type of place.
you don't really get a chance to meet the artist before hand (a definate pre-req, especially for first time buyers) and they were very rushy rushy about the whole experience.
i really liked Aaron's work from there though, but i wouldn't go back to the store to get anything done.
they are a very "in and out" with you type of place.
you don't really get a chance to meet the artist before hand (a definate pre-req, especially for first time buyers) and they were very rushy rushy about the whole experience.
i really liked Aaron's work from there though, but i wouldn't go back to the store to get anything done.
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Temper Tantrum:
My vote goes for 'reactive ink' in kensington and Passages at Church and Wellesley. I was -very- impressed with both these shops because they really cared more about the customer then profit.
For instance, @ Passages my friend wanted to get her labret pierced but the piercer refused because of concerns about her eroding gums. (She went and got it done somewhere else anyway, but regardless)
Reactive Ink is similarly conscientious, while I was there on Saturday a guy came in wanting to purchase a gold piercing because he has an allergic reaction to anything besides gold, but he didn't know about a similar type of metal (which is MUCH cheaper) he could use as well. The piercer suggested that instead and saved the guy 100 bucks.
New Tribe and Way Cool are IMO too much of a grab your money and run type of places. But I just haven't had good experiences there...
~allie~</font>
New Tribe for piercing seemed that way to me.
But my little Tattoo was fine that I got there.
As for piercing at Way Cool, I got 2 of mine done there and the girl was very good and I would go back to her anyday, but I think she's not there anymore. As this was years ago.
pr0nstar
R4V4G3D_SKU11S
TRIBE Member
For the record I had a labret piercing along time ago! And I'm not getting it done again. Labret piercings = just as played out as eyebrows IMO.
And Bruno has one already
janiecakes
TRIBE Member
i got one of my tattoos at reactive ink and i wouldn't recommend them for tattoos, but i've never gotten anything pierced there.
a bunch of friends have gotten piercings at stainless studios @ bathurst and queen and have said nothing but good stuff about them, and i've gotten a bunch of ink done there as well, i wouldn't go anywhere else at this point.
a bunch of friends have gotten piercings at stainless studios @ bathurst and queen and have said nothing but good stuff about them, and i've gotten a bunch of ink done there as well, i wouldn't go anywhere else at this point.