Ear Gauges Smell Bad. Your skin sheds almost every hour on the hour and all of those dead skin cells are left sitting on the gauge. @maryw and @flo when stretching to larger gauges the smell is unavoidable because of the reasons i mentioned above.
However, if you are worried about your ears shirking in size at all i would perhaps avoid this advice, as you may struggle to get your plug/tunnel back in afterwords. Your skin sheds almost every hour on the hour and all of those dead skin cells are left sitting on the gauge. It is necessary to remove the plugs, or large gauge jewelry, from stretched lobes daily and wash both the plugs and the skin.
Your gauge may start to smell if dirt, sebum, body oils or lymph collect and build up. @maryw and @flo when stretching to larger gauges the smell is unavoidable because of the reasons i mentioned above. The reason your ear gauges smell bad is because they’re sitting in your ear.
Dead skin cells and bacteria thrive on that part of the body and without proper cleaning it will really give a foul odor. It is necessary to remove the plugs, or large gauge jewelry, from stretched lobes daily and wash both the plugs and the skin. The second half of stinky ears.
Ear cheese is a totally natural part of having pierced ears. Lymph is a natural body secretion that is sent to an injury site, such as a gauge site, to help the skin heal. Now, so far you’ve recently gauged your ears.
They seemed really cheap compared to others, but not in a bad way. So i got them for 6$! Your skin sheds almost every hour on the hour and all of those dead skin cells are left sitting on the gauge.
The pair i use are morbid metals (usuallt at hot topic). The dirt buildup will look like a yellow crust. Alcohol is not good to use on piercings and especially stretched ears.
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