Tattoo Decision

karbon · 04-03-2008, 16:05

for you're conch it's an awful lot better from anyone i know that's done it. the thing with stretching your conch is that the cartilidge doesn't really have anywhere to go, whereas with your lobes it can move more freely. makes it harder to heal and you get that "preasure" sensation for a while when you're healing it.

with a punch granted it's a more open would you're healing but it should take fairly well comparitivley.

04-03-2008, 16:05	#21
karbon Long Island Iced Tea Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Glasvegas Posts: 475	for you're conch it's an awful lot better from anyone i know that's done it. the thing with stretching your conch is that the cartilidge doesn't really have anywhere to go, whereas with your lobes it can move more freely. makes it harder to heal and you get that "preasure" sensation for a while when you're healing it. with a punch granted it's a more open would you're healing but it should take fairly well comparitivley. __________________