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Different types of belly piercings

January 4, 2005
By:  Bob Whitehead

Like your ears and mouth, your navel – depending on its shape – can hold multiple piercings. Or, perhaps you’ve seen the most common belly piercing that starts above the belly button and you want something different. Belly piercings can be positioned in several different ways.

Multiple navel piercings can be positioned in several different ways. You could position the rings like points on a compass, or above the navel in a V shape, or in any design you come up with. As long as you have enough skin around the area for the barbell, it’s possible.

If you are going to get only one navel piercing, but you want it to stand out a little bit, consider an inverse one. This is done by piercing the navel’s lower half instead of the traditional upper portion.

Or, if you have a traditional and inverse belly button piercing and both piercings have healed, with a long barbell you can create an industrial piercing in your navel. This would join the two piercings together with one piece of jewelry.

A horizontal belly button piercing lays on top of the navel, rather than passing through it. This is a surface piercing and requires more care and attention than other navel piercings, but it does offer a unique look.

Maybe you have an “outie” and you think you that there’s no way you can get navel piercing. This is not the case! It’s called a true navel piercing, because the piercing needle passes through the navel itself instead of the skin surrounding it. These are fairly uncommon, so talk with your local piercing professional to get someone experienced in the art of true navel piercing.

Now that you understand the different types of belly button piercings, you can decide which one is right for you. Enjoy your piercing!

About the Author:
Bob Whitehead is a successful freelance writer and publisher of http://www.body-jewelry-useek.com.  Body jewelry, piercing and tattooing information you seek to perfectly adorn your body.

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