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ear piercing chart

ear piercing chart

Ear Piercing Chart: Understanding Pain Levels

Getting an ear piercing is exciting, but knowing how much pain to expect can help you prepare. Here’s a quick breakdown of common ear piercings and their pain levels, based on the chart.

  • Conch (9/10): Located in the inner part of your ear, this piercing is known to be quite painful due to the thicker cartilage.
  • Daith (8/10): Found in the fold of cartilage just above the ear canal, it’s often chosen for its unique look. Expect moderate to high pain.
  • Rook (8/10): A bit higher up in the ear, this piercing is similar to the daith in terms of pain and placement.
  • Tragus (6/10): This one sits in front of the ear canal. Pain is less intense here, but still noticeable.
  • Helix (5/10): A popular choice for the outer upper ear, the helix piercing is a bit more comfortable compared to others.
  • Earhead (4/10): One of the least painful piercings, located on the uppermost part of the ear.

Each person’s pain tolerance is different, but this chart gives a general idea of what to expect. If you’re worried about pain, some opt to use CBD oils or creams for post-piercing care to soothe discomfort and speed up healing naturally.

Ear piercing pain chart showing the pain levels of various piercings including conch, daith, rook, tragus, helix, and earhead.

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