How do you tell your parents you pierced your own ear?

Be direct and honest.

1. State outright what you want to talk about. Say something like, “Mom, I really want to get my ears pierced and I was hoping to get your permission.”
2. From there, give an honest reason as to why you want your ears pierced.

How do I tell my parents I want a piercing?

Have a conversation about it. Show them that you want to take responsibility and work for what you want. If your parents give you a clear way to improve, do it! By following through, you’re showing them that you’re ready for a piercing. If this approach doesn’t work let a few months pass before you bring it up again.

What G is a smiley piercing?

Upper Lip Frenulum (a.k.a. smiley, scrumper) Piercing The jewelry that is typically worn in this piercing initially will be 18 gauge (1mm) to 16 gauge (1.2mm) in thickness and includes small diameter circular barbells, such as horseshoe rings, segment rings, or captive rings.

Do I need my parents’ permission to get my ears pierced?

If you’re under 18, you will need a parent’s permission to get your ears pierced. If you need your mom’s permission, there are several things you can do. Research how to care for pierced ears, to show that you’re responsible.

Can I get my ears pierced twice at the same time?

Point out that your parents have given their permission for your previous ear piercings and this one will be no different. If you’ve gotten your earlobes pierced once, for example, you can explain that a second lobe piercing is essentially the same thing, with the same method for piercing and same healing time.

What should I avoid when getting my ears pierced?

Avoid getting your ears pierced with a piercing gun. Don’t get your ear pierced with a gun. By doing so, you are quickly forcing a blunt post through your flesh, and this could result in scarring. Make sure your piercer uses a very sharp, hollow needle that is discarded after use.

How do I convince my parents to let me get another piercing?

Ask kindly and patiently. Simply ask your parents for what you want, explaining why piercings are important to you. Let them know whatever is involved, like a parent signature. Listen to their questions, and respond calmly with all the information you have. You can say: “Mom, Dad, I want to get another ear piercing.