2 PCS Disposable Nose Piercing Gun Self Nose Piercing Kit Piercing Nose Rings Piercer Hypoallergenic Nose Stud

Process was quick and easy. All you do is place it in your desired spot and push hard and fast. For me personally I had my brother do it for me and it was shockingly painless.

It's been eleven days now since I used this kit to pierce my nose, and it has gone so well! Everything is nicely packaged, and the "gun" is easy to use. I pulled the gun out of the package and used the alcohol swab to sterilize my nose, the stud, and parts of the gun. I marked where I wanted my piercing, and it was pretty simple after that. Mine wasn't pain free, but it was more than tolerable. I do think I could have squeezed faster to help with that. Honestly, it just felt like a sharp squeeze, but within a few minutes it was gone. My healing has been wonderful. I use Neilmed Wound Wash externally three times a day: After shower, midday, and before bed. Other than that, I LITHA (leave it the h*** alone). I do not twist and turn it, but just let it do its thing. My minimal swelling went down super fast and I have zero pain or discomfort. I had minimal crusting about day three and four that I left alone other than the saline spray and showers (no direct spray in the shower). The stud is really comfortable and cute. It's great because it's a bezel setting so no prongs, and it's a tiny 2mm. The biggest thing that sold me on this kit versus the others is that this one bends the stud into an L, where the others are "bone studs" but with essentially a barb on the end. The thought of removing that seemed terrifying to me. I'm leaving mine in for up to six months before changing, but removal *should* be smooth. *Edit* I ended up changing the stud after a month. I got sick, and constant blowing my nose was awful with the extra length of the piercing stud. Changing was a breeze. It came out pain free, and I used a taper to insert a flat back with no issues.

Perfect inexpensive option to pierce your nose at home. I highly recommend watching some YouTube videos so you see how it works before you do it though. The peircing gun is quite small and you really have to press it to get it to click. I used numbing cream about 30 mins beforehand. It didn't hurt at all..about the same as a normal ear piercing. Love that the end of the stud bends up so it doesn't poke inside the nose. Mine did fall out accidentally, about a week after peircing, while I was washing my face so be very careful. I could NOT get it back in because of the bend and couldn't get the curved studs in either since the hole was still so new. It really hurt and was starting to bleed so I used the ring (much easier to get in) and went to Claire's and bought some new ones (pictured). I wore the ring for another week and then was able to get the curved stud in with ease. So just a warning to be very careful that you don't accidentally pull out the stud you pierce with, at least for the first 2 weeks! Just in case, I recommend getting rings with the stopper so you don't have to worry about it falling out (the one provided doesn't have it). Be sure to clean and turn daily. It's been almost 6 weeks now and have had no issues and absolutely love it. Definitely recommend!

Bought the 2 pack & pierced both sides of my nose. Everything arrived exactly as shown & described. No directions but easy to use & pretty self explanatory. When doing it, make sure you have a firm hold & give it a good, consistent squeeze. Try not to hesitate. Love how the tip is the same size as the post & how it bends at the end. If i purchased the reg. version w/ the round, pin tip, it def. would have poked the inside of my nose & looks like it would have been a pain to change out. First side went perfectly, barely felt it. Pain was not even a 1/10. When i did my 2nd side it felt like a good pinch. Didnt hurt much but it made my eyes water. Pain was 2/10. The 2nd one did get stuck shut on my nose for a second but it ended up just popping right open when i went to open it. This morning my nose is a little sore to the touch but I am super happy w/ the results. Everything worked perfectly. Def. recommend this kit.

i’ll start out by saying my nostril has been pierced twice on this side already, both times were at a shop and with a hollow needle. i know piercing guns are frowned upon but i looked at all the reviews, watched all the videos, and i was confident that i could do it myself. and im so glad that i took the plunge and did it. it arrived today and i didn’t hesitate to full send it. it literally did not hurt. if i had to rate the pain it would be a 1/10 compared to how painful it’s been in the past at a shop. the process itself was very straight forward. mark your spot (in my case it was the old hole that i could see), line up the end of the “needle” to the spot and press in just a little bit until it’s pressing on it (it won’t fully go through until you press hard), THEN you press hard and keep pressing until you hear the “click” and the plastic pieces will fall off and you throw everything away once you’re finished. i’m doing my bf’s this weekend with the other one. this was honestly SO easy and the end bent as designed. i’ll update my review in a week with how the healing is progressing.

Works great on re-piercing your nose . Super painless and I am glad I didn’t spend 50 bucks to get it redone . Jewelry small not chunky . Edit: tried doing my other side of my nose to re-pierced and it fell apart mid through . Had to shove it in . So it’s a 50/50 shot of getting it in right the first time

Pretty easy to use

I pierce my nose myself four times but it’s the first time I’ve actually used a piercing device and I’m gonna say this was the easiest way and it caused the least pain like it felt like a pinch. The healing process was a lot easier than all my other pierces and I would definitely love it. I only used one and I have one and I kinda just want to use it because it didn’t hurt so if you’re scared to get your nose pierced because of the pain, I would definitely recommend this I did end up having to put in a different one because the piercing that that was in it eventually fell out, but it didn’t fall out till at least one to two weeks after I’ve had it did bend in like it said it would which I loved that it bend end perfectly fine no complications like some people said the reviews it was the easiest thing to use because I seen there was Some of the reviews said it only went halfway through. I made sure I pressed even harder to make sure it went through before I released. And the fact that I didn’t believe it was already went through with how little pain it was

I'll rate this 4 stars. I used both guns, one on each nostril. It was relatively painless- However, despite even pressure being applied, the stud didn't go fully through my nostril in either case and my wife had to push it through. The pain was rated around a 2 at the time. The jewelry, however, is subpar quality. This is because stainless steel is not appropriate for initial piercings, only for healed ones. After 2 weeks an irritation bump appeared on my right nostril, despite good aftercare. I swapped to a titanium l-bar and will update on the end result. It's worth saying that generally piercing guns are not a great option for piercing at all, but I bought these while, A. Knowing the risks associated, and B., taking advice for granted and knowing what I was getting into. Overall, not bad if you know what you're getting, but I would recommend using a hollow needle over these guns. These are the lesser compared to reusable plastic blue piercing guns. Update: both piercings have healed after being swapped to titanium. :)