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A commitment to ethics, transparency, and professional rigor In the body piercing industry, not everyone works the same way. Techniques vary, hygiene standards vary, and the quality of jewelry can range from the worst to the best.

Getting pierced is an intimate, sometimes daunting act, especially if it's your first time or if you've had bad experiences elsewhere. Sometimes you can feel a little intimidated in tattoo/piercing studios, and that's what I myself felt in several studios when I started getting pierced around the age of 15.That's why, when I opened my studio, I wanted to offer my clients a personalized experience in a professional, calm, and safe environment.

When a piercing is healing, complications can arise because it's a wound that will take several months to heal. Many things can happen during those months.

We've all heard it before: "I wear whatever I want and I've never had a problem." And it's true: some people can wear low-quality jewelry for years without any visible irritation. But that doesn't mean the jewelry is risk-free—it simply means their body has tolerated it well so far.

We hear the word "piercing" everywhere, we see "piercing" signs on every street corner, and we all know at least one person with a piercing around us. Yet, do you really know what a piercing is? And are you aware of what it entails to get pierced?

As a client, it's difficult to know who to turn to when it comes to piercings. Who will be there to advise and guide you? Who will be able to provide you with clear and reliable information?