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Do you want some female vaginal piercings like the woman doing this super fisting? Don't worry, the vaginal piercings won't make your asshole that loose, but if you get that many outer labia genital piercings it will probably make your pussy lips sag. If you want a female genital piercing, you have to decide where to get it first.
Female vaginal piercings have long been accepted in other cultures as both esthetically pleasing and sexual compliments. Though they have not leaked into the mainstream as readily as navel or nose piercings, female vaginal piercings have become more socially accepted, due in large part to them being unseen in most circumstances.
Step 1: To see if you're suited for a female vaginal piercing sit without pants or underwear in a chair with your bottom at the very edge of the seat.
Step 2: Spread your legs and use the mirror to look at your vaginal area.
Step 3: Pinch the skin of your outer labia if you are interested in this particular female vaginal piercing. It should feel a bit thicker and you should realize piercing this will hurt(pain is subjective) more than many other piercings. The firmer the skin here is the more likely a candidate you are, though this piercing is possible for most. It take 6-8 months to heal.
Step 4: Hold the inner labia between thumb and forefinger if you're interested in this vaginal piercing. If you are able to hold the flap of skin here, this piercing is likely suitable for you. This takes only 6 weeks - 2 months to heal.
Step 5: If the female vaginal piercing that interests you is the clitoral piercing, you are probably really looking for a hood piercing. This pierces the hood of the clitoris instead of the bundle of nerve tissue. To test if you can receive a clitoral hood piercing, with the tip of the finger, or very gently with your fingernail, lift the hood away from the clitoris. It will not lift very far and will be very thin. If you are too sensitive to lift it, this type of piercing is not for you. All of the variations(vertical piercing, horizontal piercing, triangle piercing, etc.) of hood piercings take about 4-6 weeks to heal.
Step 6: If you really are interested in the exotic body piercing of a true clitoral piercing be aware that most women do not have the appropriate anatomical shape for this piercing. Go to a piercing professional who specializes in female vaginal piercings to find if this is right for you.
Step 7: After you determine where is most appropriate for your body shape, sensitivity and your own preference, call a piercing professional to discuss the variations of the piercings in your chosen area.
Step 8: When you have found a body piercing shop you like, go in to get your female genital piercing done.
Tips:
You should only speak with or visit a qualified piercing professional who specializes in the type of piercing you want. There are many exotic body piercing stores that do not truly specialize in exotic body piercing.
Don't get a large number of female genital piercings in one area, this will cause sagging, as evidenced in this super fisting video.
Do not get overly large female genital piercings, as this will also cause sagging, and just an overall disgusting look, as seen in this cervical contraction video.
Female vaginal piercings have long been accepted in other cultures as both esthetically pleasing and sexual compliments. Though they have not leaked into the mainstream as readily as navel or nose piercings, female vaginal piercings have become more socially accepted, due in large part to them being unseen in most circumstances.
Step 1: To see if you're suited for a female vaginal piercing sit without pants or underwear in a chair with your bottom at the very edge of the seat.
Step 2: Spread your legs and use the mirror to look at your vaginal area.
Step 3: Pinch the skin of your outer labia if you are interested in this particular female vaginal piercing. It should feel a bit thicker and you should realize piercing this will hurt(pain is subjective) more than many other piercings. The firmer the skin here is the more likely a candidate you are, though this piercing is possible for most. It take 6-8 months to heal.
Step 4: Hold the inner labia between thumb and forefinger if you're interested in this vaginal piercing. If you are able to hold the flap of skin here, this piercing is likely suitable for you. This takes only 6 weeks - 2 months to heal.
Step 5: If the female vaginal piercing that interests you is the clitoral piercing, you are probably really looking for a hood piercing. This pierces the hood of the clitoris instead of the bundle of nerve tissue. To test if you can receive a clitoral hood piercing, with the tip of the finger, or very gently with your fingernail, lift the hood away from the clitoris. It will not lift very far and will be very thin. If you are too sensitive to lift it, this type of piercing is not for you. All of the variations(vertical piercing, horizontal piercing, triangle piercing, etc.) of hood piercings take about 4-6 weeks to heal.
Step 6: If you really are interested in the exotic body piercing of a true clitoral piercing be aware that most women do not have the appropriate anatomical shape for this piercing. Go to a piercing professional who specializes in female vaginal piercings to find if this is right for you.
Step 7: After you determine where is most appropriate for your body shape, sensitivity and your own preference, call a piercing professional to discuss the variations of the piercings in your chosen area.
Step 8: When you have found a body piercing shop you like, go in to get your female genital piercing done.
Tips:
You should only speak with or visit a qualified piercing professional who specializes in the type of piercing you want. There are many exotic body piercing stores that do not truly specialize in exotic body piercing.
Don't get a large number of female genital piercings in one area, this will cause sagging, as evidenced in this super fisting video.
Do not get overly large female genital piercings, as this will also cause sagging, and just an overall disgusting look, as seen in this cervical contraction video.
