Nape Piercing (Punch and Taper Method, Brian Decker)

Can't see much sorry, noone could film for me so I had the camera on a chair.

But the video is still useful if you want to know how it will be going through 9 mins of the Punch and Taper Method. Brian also explains his steps really well and you can tell I was not in pain, just relaxing and asking funny questions..."is it in yet? Oh it's in already?" I was not able to tell because the pain was this mild, so if you are concerned about pain watch it and feel better.
Note: The punch and taper method is this gentle, I have never experienced other methods on surface piercings.

Jewelry: Anatometal carries the new and improved flat surface bars! They can be bent to match your napes shape and the flat bar makes it harder for them to migrate. Titanium only of course.

And yeah..sorry its not a long hair video this time, but it decorates my buns now ;)

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Nape Piercing
• Brian Decker
• Punch and Taper Method
• Anatometal surface bar

[tommytowne]

Brian Decker has a solid reputation but he sure takes his time. I do them much faster.

[DieSushiBitch]

Using the same method? Or do you mean another method?

Keep in mind he did not start piercing until the middle of the video, he was getting stuff ready still.:)

[McMattR]

what piercing could u compare the pain 2?

[DieSushiBitch]

It was less painful than any of my other piercings, maybe a 2 on a scale from 1-10. I think the pain very much depends on the piercing method too though.

However cartilage is more painful (but imo no piercings really hurt too badly)

[humbleknightforever]

Brave you, Emi :-D My eyes were wide-eyed and glued to your clip :D Oi, don't apologise!! It's a fascinating insight into one of your other interests ;-)

I hope you're well, my friend!!