Belly button piercing care tips

If you’re considering getting a belly button piercing but want to know more first, read this guide. We’re sharing the process, costs, care tips, and more.

Find out how long you need to wait before you can change your belly jewelry after a piercing. Can’t wait? I get it, but it’s essential to be safe. Click the pin to learn more.

Did you previously have a navel piercing, and it closed up? Want to know whether you can get it done again? We discuss re-piercing a belly button here.

This chart refers specifically to belly button rings, but many of the terms (like ball top and gauge) mean the same thing across various pieces of body jewelry.

Your belly button is easy to overlook, but it needs to be cleaned just like every other part of your body. Fortunately, all it takes to keep your belly button clean is a little soap and water! If you have unpleasant belly button odor that...

Well, to get rid of hyperpigmentation around your belly button piercing, start by consulting a dermatologist or piercing specialist to identify the cause and receive personalized guidance. Maintain good hygiene by cleansing with saline solution or gentle soap, choosing hypoallergenic jewelry, protecting the area from the sun, and considering topical treatments like vitamin C, hydroquinone, retinoids, or niacinamide.

Do you really want a belly button piercing but have no idea how much it’s going to cost? We explain all you need to know about belly piercing pricing.

Bringing new life into the world is a wonderful thing, but that also means you need to be extra careful. Typically, people who have nipple and belly button piercings worry about what might happen as their body changes throughout the next 9 months. Whether you’re trying to conceive or are currently expecting, here is what you need to know about how it could affect these piercings and what you can do about it.

So, you want a navel piercing? A navel (belly button) piercing passes through the rim of the navel. While they are typically done just above the navel on the top ridge, they can also go anywhere around the outside of the navel, wherever there is a fold or "lip."