Ear Gauge Stretching Kit Stainless Steel Tapers and Plugs Set 36 Pieces 14G-00G

Makes sizing up very easy

when i got these i was already at a 4G as i started gauging a while ago with a acrylic kit- unfortunately though, i have quite sensitive ears. the acrylics didn’t really affect me until i got to around 10G they started to get a bit irritated and by the time i was at 6G they were bleeding puss filled messes. as soon as these came in and i put them in it was an immediate relief, my ears stopped itching after a few days and the infection cleared up completely within a few weeks. really good for sensitive ears- highly recommend. plus i love that the tunnels start at a low gauge :) only complain is the tapers don’t have much surface area for your ear and the stoppers- so they’re really easy to lose as i only wear them at home because of that. i also like a little tiny bit of room between my ear and stopper do my ear can have some space and not get flakey :/ still great though!

Nice

Very clean looking, love the black, but severas pieces had strips on them where you can see the original metal. Not a lot of pieces, but enough that I noticed it.

I’ve gauge my ears once before, and had let the holes heal ups slightly. I was able to immediately start at a size 4, which was pretty awesome. For anyone who is new to gauging your ears, you always want to get some sort of metal taper and tunnel to initially stretch with so that as your ear is healing, it doesn’t heal to the material in your ear. Never get silicone. These are super easy to use, and I also bought an ear stretching lubricant and healing kit that works nicely. One thing I will warn you about however, the jump from 2 to 0 is awful. I remember this happening the last time, too, so it’s not specifically the product. Always be sure to clean your ears thoroughly, and make sure you’re able to twist the tunnel in your ear so that nothing is sticking. Happy gauging!

They’re nice and heafty which makes it feel higher end and the color is gorgeous in rose gold. My ears don’t itch either. I lost one plug a while ago out of my ear and it kept coming out. I accidentally gotten an old pair mixed up when changing and one was slightly smaller. I didn’t have any extras in that size anymore and smaller ones wouldn’t stay in so I let them go for about 6 months. I didn’t know what size I am now so I bought a whole kit to see where I was and where I should restart to get back to where I was. I don’t even feel like it’s wasted with how happy I am with the product. If a friend asked me what kit they should start with it would be this one.

When I started stretching my ears I started with a cheap acrylic kit it was awful I had to keep starting over because it hurt so bad and they didnt heal properly. I did some more research and decided to go with stainless steal instead and they worked if youre going to start stretching your ears make sure to do a lot of research and I recommended these, not only are they easier and less damaging with the right kind of oil the rainbow effect is super cute!

I’ve lost all of the 0 gauge O-rings and one of the tapers because the rings don’t fit snugly enough on the jewelry. Luckily, I managed to locate the tunnels when they fell out each time. The jewelry itself is decent quality and the color is really pretty, it does make your ears smell though, as it’s not organic material. But I’ve started using the O-rings for a size lower (2guage) on the 0’s and they stay on good. Took a bit of wrestling to get them on, though.