Nose piercings are becoming more widely accepted now as compared to in the recent past.

You will find fewer employers these days that completely ban them, although some may ask that workers pick flesh colored nose rings or require them to wear studs of a particular size or shape.

If you work outside of the home, be sure you keep the policies of your work place in mind when choosing your starter nose rings, or you may be forced to make a painful decision that could result in the loss of your piercing or even the loss of your job.

It is very important to select a nose ring that suits your lifestyle as well as any possible work specifications when you first get your nose pierced, since you will need to wear that particular nose ring for quite a while as the piercing heals over.

This isn't the time to choose a Hello Kitty nose ring, nose bone jewelry, or some other outlandish nose ring that may draw issues at work and/or school.

Read on for a few more things you may not have thought about when it comes to getting your nose pierced for the first time.

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