Maybe I’m just a 29-year-old teenager, but an ear covered in piercings is still very much my goal in life. It also happens ...

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Many people begin to get piercings at a young age, starting with simple earlobe piercings. Eventually, though, they may find themselves interested in more unusual ear piercings. Since choosing just ...

One trip to the mall to get your lobes pierced used to be enough to give your ears some sparkle. Now, people are venturing beyond that first and second hole into tragus, conch, and helix (aka ...

Gone are the days when your piercing options were limited to whatever you could get at the mall kiosk, which was always just your earlobes. The latest trends see cool piercings that are tiny works of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Conch piercing . I have quite an extensive piercing collection. I have everyday hoop earrings for my lobes and a few cartilage ...

What Is a Conch Piercing? A conch piercing is an upper ear cartilage piercing that is done in either the upper or lower concha of your ear. Concha is the scientific name for the inner, cup-like part ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. I Got a Tragus Piercing — Here's What You Should Know Before Getting One To me, tragus piercings always stood for college ...

A conch piercing is a piercing in the inner part of the ear cartilage. Conch piercings can take 4–12 months to heal. During this time, it is essential to keep them clean, for instance, with saline ...

A conch piercing may be more uncomfortable than other piercings, but careful aftercare can prevent problems like infection. Research and choose a reliable piercer beforehand. Share on Pinterest Lucas ...

"The conch has really taken off lately, but it's the anti-tragus that I've been doing a lot lately," says Ben Tauber, NYC's "It" piercer. If that sounds like gibberish to you, you're not alone. But ...