haha..hab ich auch genauso gemacht am anfang bis auf 10mm…hab immer kolzpinselgriffe abgeschnitten und zurechtgefeilt…schwillt auch wieder ab..geht dnan leichter raus..bitte nicht einweichen..holz quillt auf;-)

Kommt aufs Holz an…

Man könnte sich ja auch einfach die PPMA-Plugs zulegen…die kosten kaum was. Warum sparen alle immer am Schmuck und jammern dann wenns nicht so läuft wie sie’s gern hätten?

istgar net so witzig
manches holz täuschtdem körpeer vor eswäre haut oderder körpermeint es zumindest
das kann dan dazu führen dassder plug im tunnel einwächst was nur mitscalpell zu beheben wäre
viel glück oderist schon wiederdraussen

Mussu vorher Poren schliessen in ??l einlegen und SEHR GENAU auf die Holzsorte und ver/bearbeitung achten. Also Holzschmuck is ne Wissenschaft für sich. Sollte ja nen grosser (6-Seiten) Artikel im aktuellen EXPAND drinne sein (Pflege und Anwendung von Organischem Schmuck) aber leider hat der es ja nicht mehr geschafft … naja im nächsten dann …

welches holz soll das denn sein??

meiner erfahrung nach gibt es kein FESTwachsen, spätestens wenn es abgeheilt ist hat sich nämlich eine hautschicht gebildet und der schmuck rutscht wieder.

und EINwachsen hat nichts mit dem material sondern mit den abmessungen des schmucks zu tun — die waren nämlich unpassend wenn´s einwächst.

Dann ist vielleicht das Ohr angeschwollen gewesen.

Woods may cause allergic reactions in some individuals. Some are more notorious than others, such as cocobolo, and have caused a great deal of people to react with them. These reactions can be extreme, ranging from mild irritation, rash, redness (vasodilation), swelling, blisters, itching, sensitization, and contact dermatitis, to cardiac effects, cancer, and anaphylaxis, which is life-threatening. Reactions may not be immediate as some allergic responses may not occur until a latency period of a few hours to several months has elapsed. Risks are normally greater to those who work with the woods due to the dust involved, which exposes a much greater surface area of the substance than a finished product would. We strongly suggest utilizing an appropriate respirator instead of a simple face mask when working with wood, especially the exotics (imported; not domestic), and those listed here. Prolonged exposure and repeated contact with wood or dust containing allergens may be more likely to ellicit responses. Sensitization due to contact with one wood may cause cross-sensitizations to other woods containing the same or related compounds, and reactions may become more severe with subsequent exposure.

Some woods may be carcinogenic, such as red cedar and hemlock (both softwoods), and possibly beech, oak, and sassafras; some may even affect cardiac activity, such as yew (a softwood), mansonia, and greenheart. Dymondwood is comprised of layers of hardwood (likely birch) impregnated with phenol formaldehyde resin to bind it together and dyed with mono-azo dyes. These substances may cause dermatitis, be toxic, corrosive, or lead to serious long-term health effects including cancer.
Other woods, such as teak, lignum vitae, and purpleheart, can excrete oil which may cause reactions.
Compounds called quinones, naphthoquinones (such as plumbagin), obtusaquinones, benzaquinones, and dalbergiones have been repeatedly found in many of these woods and are suspected of being the culprit allergens. Other primary allergens in various woods include lapechols, catechols, courmarins, and other phenolic or flavonoid compounds. Finally, woods such as willow „Salix spp.“ and birch „Betula spp.“ that contain salicylates should be avoided by those with an allergy to aspirin.
We discovered that Diospyros celebica (Macassar ebony) contains macassar quinone, suspected of causing reactions, and have thus discontinued it’s use. Interestingly, this may be the reason behind ebony in general being sometimes listed as a potential allergen, while our experience with over a decade of use of ebony and subsequent feedback have not produced evidence of ebony being problematic. As far as we know, macassar quinone only occurs in the wood of this one specie of ebony.

The hardwoods that seem to cause the most reactions (including finished products) include the following…
this is by no means an exhaustive list, it simply represents some of the woods you may run across.
We recommend avoiding these woods for use in piercings,
and feel that it is irresponsible to offer these as viable options for body jewelry.

* All within the Dalbergia genera, the „rosewoods.“ These include, but are not limited to:
o African blackwood „Dalbergia melanoxylon“
o Brazilian rosewood aka Jacaranda „Dalbergia nigra“
o Burmese rosewood „Dalbergia cultrate“
o Cocobolo „Dalbergia retusa“ (note that cocobolo is NOTORIOUS for causing reactions)
o Honduras rosewood „Dalbergia stevensonii“
o Indian rosewood aka Bombay blackwood „Dalbergia latifolia“
o Kingwood aka Violetwood „Dalbergia cearensis“
o Laos, Thai, or Cochin rosewood „Dalbergia cochinchinensis“
o Madagascar Rosewood aka Bois de Rose „Dalbergia maritime“
o Mexican kingwood „Dalbergia congestiflora“
o Tulipwood „Dalbergia frutescens“ „Dalbergia decipularis“
* Teak „Tectona grandis“
* Purpleheart aka Amaranth „Peltogyne spp.“
* A few others include: Sugar Maple „Acer saccharum“, Camphorwood „Cinnamomum camphora“, Ziricote „Cordia dodecandra“, Bocote „Cordia elaeagnoides“, Bubinga „Guibourtia tessmannii“, Pau Ferro „Machaerium scleroxylon“, Wenge „Milletia laurentii“, Padauk „Pterocarpus soyauxii“, Thuya Burl „Tetraclinis articulata“, Greenheart „Chlorocardium rodiei“, Mansonia „Mansonia altissima“, and Satinwood „Chloroxylon swietenia.“

Many woods go by common names that may be confusing. For example,
there are many „Pau Ferro“ or „Granadillo“ woods. In addition, some woods may be very hard to identify:
for example, African blackwood can masquerade as ebony. When in doubt, be sure to ask;
knowing the genus and species (aka scientific name or Latin name) is the key to true identification.

ne quellenangabe wär schön gewesen…

undtut mir leid
aberwenn ichfragenstelleübers selberpiercen werde ichblöd angemacht
somitgebe ichauchneteinfachmeineinfoquellenweiter
werwirklichsuchtderfindetauch
grets