Fashion makes sense with navel rings
Hollywood has a way of promoting fashion. When the representation of naked navels was restricted in the 1940s, the idea was excellent. They covered the navel with a jewel. The placement of jewelry in the navel was popularized by images of belly dancing of the time. As a result, people began to believe that a navel jewel was part of the culture of the Middle East. It's not. It was only a ploy invented by Hollywood filmmakers to get around the ban, but the idea got its way and no one complains. The idea was ridiculously great. You can imagine until now the sufficient smile of the directors and costumers of the time.
Like any good idea from Hollywood, placing accessories on the navel has not been forgotten and has now evolved into a navel ring.
Nowadays, most belly button rings are considered an essential accessory because the length of shirts and blouses increases and the hip line decreases. The belly for many will look naked if it has nothing to show except the naked navel, and the navel ring has found its way to popularity.
Belly button rings come in so many varieties that are fun, enjoyable and catchy. The rings of the belly buttons can be flashing, hanging objects, a logo and works of art that are the craft of a gemstone designer.
Placing navel rings will require piercing. Any perforation creates sores and wounds could be infected. If you find that belly buttons are essential accessories, you must first know what materials to use to adorn this belly and know the procedures to follow to not be on the wrong side.
The safest materials for navel rings are gold (at least 14K), silver, surgical steel, titanium, niobium, rhodium, etc. Avoid as much as possible the imitations of gold, the money lead to an infection. Avoid covered and covered base metal materials that could break easily. Avoid those that could easily tarnish and corrode in contact with body fluids and those that may contain allergens. For people sensitive to metals, a special plastic called Tygon advantageously replaces the navel rings.
To prevent infections, have your piercing performed by qualified practitioners. Otherwise, piercing could lead to problems such as infection and body intoxication, even with properly sterilized instruments. Nerve damage may also be possible when performed by an amateur.
Pregnant women can wear their belly button rings until the fifth month of pregnancy or when the belly skin begins to stretch significantly.
The navel piercing will take some time to heal, according to the individuals. The first days after your piercing, have the captive ring removed from the navel by the store where you bought your piercing. When your belly button has healed, ask the store to replace the captive bead with the new belly button rings.
