wait its not sterilized?

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id use something a bit nicer at first to avoid infection or bad reactions

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lol of course their cheap jewelry isnt sterilized. it sits in some grimy plastic casing and sometimes the employees let you touch them. hottopic jewelry is cheap and probably externally threaded. use something high quality like Industrial Strength or Anatometal

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Depending on what you got done, you should wait for the amount of time your piercing/tatt artist told you to wait.
Like my bellybutton took six months.
But anything is alright as long as you clean it with an alcohol swab first and you keep applying hydrogenoxide on the actual piercing.
I think that's what it's called.. It's clear, in a brown bottle at like walgreens or something

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Define fresh.

If it is still fresh as in not completely healed, then no, nothing is okay to use. By changing the jewelry and playing with the piercing to do so, you will just irritate it and probably get an infection. You need to wait until it is fully healed. And those healing times are just guidelines or averages. Not everyone heals at the same pace so go by feel and look of your piercing not strictly by the calendar.

If by fresh you mean healed, but just healed, there I'm not sure. I've never bought body jewelry from Hot Topic. As long as the jewelry you're going to use is the same material as what you would get from the piercer, then I can't see there would be a problem with it no matter where it came from.

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