Captive bead rings, also known as ball closure rings, are a popular type of body jewelry used in piercings. These rings are made up of a closed ring with a small ball in the center, which is held in place by the tension between the ends of the ring. Captive bead rings can be used for many different types of piercings, such as helix, septum, and nipple piercings. If you are interested in adding a captive bead ring to your collection of body jewelry, here is how you can put one in.

First, gather all the necessary materials. You will need your captive bead ring, a pair of clean latex gloves or sterile forceps, and a clean work surface. It is crucial to ensure that all your equipment and the area around you is thoroughly sanitized to avoid infection or complications.

Next, put on your gloves or use sterile forceps to handle your captive bead ring. If you are using gloves, make sure that they are powder-free and have a good grip to hold the jewelry in place. On the other hand, if you are using forceps, ensure that they are sterile and specially designed for piercing.

Once you have your accessories ready, identify the entry and exit points of your piercing. Use a clean tissue paper or a sterile cotton swab to mark the spots on your skin. Thoroughly clean both the entry and exit points of the piercing with an alcohol swab or saline solution.

With your entry and exit points cleansed, start the process by holding the bead and pulling one end of the ring out to create space for the ball to fit in. With the ring opened, align the entry point on one side and slide the ring through your piercing until it comes out through the exit point.

Once the ring is in place, hold it steady with one hand and use the other hand to place the ball in the center. To do this, carefully push the ball into the gap on the open end of the ring. Make sure that the ball is securely locked inside the ring.

Lastly, check the placement of your captive bead ring by moving it gently and feeling for any pain or discomfort. If the ring is not correctly placed, you may need to remove it and start again until it sits comfortably in your piercing. You can then clean the area around the piercing once more with a saline solution or alcohol swab.

In conclusion, putting in a captive bead ring is a simple process that can be easily mastered with practice. With proper sanitation and attention to detail, inserting a captive bead ring can be a painless and enjoyable experience. Remember to take your time, use the right tools, and ensure that your jewelry is clean and sterile before use. If you experience any complications or discomfort, visit your piercer or healthcare professional for assistance.

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