International Body Piercing Day - June 28
Wed Jun 28th

International Body Piercing Day

PIERCING DAY IS THE DAY OF INTERNATIONAL BODY PIERCING.

International Body Piercing Day is June 28th. The day acknowledges the use of body piercing and modification. It also promotes the education and knowledge of both the culture and safety requirements that should be followed with body piercing.

Body piercing is not new, even though it is much more common than a few decades ago, when only ears were pierced. No one knows when body piercing started. Nose used nose jewelry as a sign of wealth in ancient civilizations (such as Mayan). Records and evidence of piercing dating back at least as far as Ancient Rome can be found..

Body piercing in all forms has grown in popularity among both male and female, as well as cultures. As the art form evolves, the industry and laws governing those businesses change around the world and the world. Some states in the United States require studios to be licensed by the health department, while others have no rules in place at all. Depending on where you work, getting a piercing can be risky. The personal expression of a piercing is a valuable in other situations.

Make sure you use a trusted artist when considering a piercing. For a list of tips on finding the right studio for you, visit www.safepiercing.org for a rundown. Are you an artist? Are you an artist? Are you an artist? Take steps to make your studio the best and safest for your clients and your artwork!! They'll keep coming back and keep coming back for more and recommend you for more. When is the last time you removed the piercing and cleaned it?

On social media, use #Internationalbodypiercing to track the discussion.

The first day of an international body piercing day in the United States' history

Because it is the birthday of the cosmetic piercing pioneer, Jim Ward, was selected for International Body Piercing Day on July 28th.. In 1978, He opened Gauntlet, the world's first professional piercing studio in California.. According to reports, a friend of the great Mr. Ward started the holiday to continue his tradition of piercing education and raise safety legislation within the industry..