NewkeepsR20g/18g/16g G23 Titanium Press Fit Threadless Push Pop in Labret Lip Monroe Tragus Earring Stud Piercing

I had a nose stud that I was having issues changing, because i could not find the hole with the backing while trying to insert from inside my nose (you should insert the back first, then insert the pin of the jewelry into the back); searching through You-tube I finally found a tutorial regarding nose studs that have the flat backing. It was suggested by one of the commenters to use a "Pin Taper" to assist, and this item was the one I found that I thought might work. The backing I have is screw-less, so at first I did not think it was going to work, however I just needed something to help guide the backing from the inside of my nose to the hole. Worked like a charm, I inserted the Pin Taper through my nose then placed my backing on the end of the taper, using one hand to keep it on the Taper, and the other to pull the taper back out of the hole, i was able to guide the backing into place quite easily and quickly.

My piercer didn't tell me my screw type piercing would be so annoying and detrimental to healing. Or that I needed to go get it resized after a bit. And I couldn't take it swinging out of my nose anymore, moving constantly, getting snagged, getting ripped out accidentally. So I did research and found labret style piercings and tried to ask him about it. He was vague and wouldn't give me any info except that he didn't recommend them. Bs. So I decided I couldn't trust him and having a post that wouldn't move or get snagged must be way better for healing and sanity lol. So I ordered one and this tool. I was scared to do it myself but honestly it was so easy with this tool. I put a labret in and haven't had any issues. No more irritation bumps, snags, moving. And in 3 DAYS it was more healed than with the other in 2 months. It's completely healed now and I 100% know it was switching it out myself that did it. I don't think I could have done it without this tool. If you're on the fence, there's no one who over thought this more than me. Just take my anxious little hearts word for it..do it!

You just feed the “needle” type end through the piercing… then you place the end (flat back or the part that holds your piercing into your body) on the other end of the post, put you thumb or finger on the very end and push it through the hole…. Once the “needle” and the back end is through the skin… keeping your thumb or finger on the end of the piercing, remove the “needle” Then attach the top of the top part (charm, stone, etc.) and your done!No more trying to find the hole and making you piercing sore and irritated…. It’s a lot cleaner to.Worth every penny

I use mainly press fit labrets for my nostril piercing since they are so secure, and these threadless tapers make it so easy to change them out. I've actually bought these twice, I lost my last set while traveling. Step 1: Slightly bend the super skinny end, Step 2: insert the taper (extremely skinny end first) from the front of the nostril so that it pokes out the bottom of your nose, Step 3: Pull apart the labret and set the top pin aside, Step 4: push the labret end onto the piece of the taper hanging out of the bottom of your nostril and gently push the taper back through, Step 5: Insert the top pin, bending slightly so that it will stay in place. I can change out my jewelry in less than a minute using this.