How To Remove Difference Type of Nose Piercing Stud?

Wearing jewelry is a delighted thing for many piercing novices, but it may be a little difficult to remove jewelry without experience. Especially when facing the nose piercing stud, many people have no idea where to start.

When removing a nose stud, some nose studs have flat ends, which may seem difficult to remove, but it is very easy as long as you master the method and experience. To remove this flat back nose stud, you only need to insert your fingers into the nostril to push the flat back end toward the nose wing, fix it, and then use your other hand to remove the pin at the other end gently.

Next, we will introduce in detail how to remove different types of nose studs and other nose jewelry.

Removing the flat back nose stud is very easy

Flat-back nose studs, also called thumbtack nose studs, are a popular type of nose jewelry. Removing it is very simple, but it requires a little patience, especially when you are removing it for the first time. Follow our steps to remove it.

Step 1: Wash your hands thoroughly

Before touching your piercing, make sure your hands are clean to avoid any infection. Even though your piercing has healed, the tissue deep inside the piercing is still susceptible to bacterial infection, so it's best to be careful.

Step 2: Get a good grip

Use your fingers to gently push the nose stud on the outside of your nose inward so that the flat back of the nose touches the inner wall of the nose to keep the jewelry in place. Use your thumb and index finger to slightly reach into your nostril to find the flat back of the nose stud and grasp it, while using your other hand to grasp the decorative front part of the earring.

Step 3: Twist and unscrew

Flat-back nose studs usually have a screw-in ball or charm. Firmly grasp the flat-back end and twist the charm end counterclockwise to unscrew it. If the stud won't come out, it may be too tight, so try to wiggle it gently. If your stud isn't threaded, you can simply grasp the inner and outer ends and pull them apart to remove it.

How to remove bone nose stud

The structure of a bone nose stud means that it must be lubricated before you remove it, otherwise it will be painful. Lubrication will make the bone nose stud slide more smoothly through the hole and reduce pain. If you are removing a nose stud, you can use a cotton swab to apply something like Vaseline or olive oil to the inner ball of the stud. Then use your left thumb to reach into the nostril and push the inner ball toward the exit. Use your right thumb and index finger to grasp the outer end and gently pull outward. Take your time to minimize pain.

How to remove an L-shaped nose stud

The L-shaped nose stud looks difficult to remove, but it is not. Try to push it from the bottom, let it hang on the nose at the L-shaped fold, and then continue to push it out slowly from the inside. Of course, if you are skilled enough and have had the piercing for a long time, you can also pull it out of the nose from the outside. In short, it doesn't take long to remove the L-shaped nose stud, and it won't hurt. If you are not skilled, try a few more times.

How to remove screw nose stud

Many people find the spiral stud very complicated, but luckily it only looks that way and is actually similar to removing an L-shaped stud. You need to be extra gentle when removing the spiral stud, so it may take a little longer, but it's not difficult. Push your stud so that the metal part hangs down toward the bottom of your nostril. Then pull the stud down and twist it slowly. The stud should now slowly roll out of your nose.

How to remove a nose ring

There is nothing easier than removing a nose ring. Anyone with a nose ring knows that it only takes a few seconds to remove it from your nose. If you have a hinged nose ring, you just need to open it to remove it. If it is a ball nose ring. You just need to unscrew the ball and align the opening with the hole, and then you can pull out the nose ring. The whole process should not take more than 20 seconds.

Conclusion

Wearing a nose stud will make you look very unique, but it is always annoying to face some difficult to remove nose studs. Fortunately, all regular nose studs are easy to remove, whether it is a flat back nose stud, an L-shaped nose stud, or even a bone nose stud. Skill is the key to solving all problems. As long as you master the above skills, you can easily remove your nose stud.