Piercing
Add New Body Interest With Our Piercings
Whether it is navel, nipple, earlobe, eyebrow, or just about anywhere else, Pink Armadillo can enhance your look with great body piercings.
In operation since 2000, we’re no fly-by-night operation
Better Business Bureau member
We stand behind everything we do
Piercing children 6 years old and up is welcomed any days other then Friday and Saturday those are busier days and could have long waits
All piercings are walk-ins, no need for an appointment
We take are last piercing at 7:00pm Monday-Saturday and 5:00pm on Sundays. Please allow ample time we get very busy at the end of the night and may not be able to get every piercing in.
How To Care For Your New Piercing
As with tattoos, aftercare is important when you get a piercing. Your piercer will give you special instructions, but there are some things everyone should pay attention to.
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Clean your new piercing 3 to 5 times a day with warm water and any liquid antibacterial soap, such as Dial or Softsoap. Use your CLEAN hands or a cotton swab and gently clean around both holes, removing any dried blood or other crust. Rinse completely.
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Do NOT use straight soap or alcohol, which can be very irritating and can even cause your piercing to grow out.
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Unless you’re in the process of cleaning it, do not spin or rotate the jewelry. Touch the piercing only when you’re cleaning it, since your hands would otherwise be dirty.
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Keep makeup, hair spray, body glitter, and other similar materials away from your piercings. This is good advice even if your piercing is healed.
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If your piercing is irritated, a mixture of sea salt and warm water can help soothe and promote healing, and is also a great cleaning aide.
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Avoid pools, hot tubs, and tanning.
Special Aftercare Instructions For Tongue Piercings
A tongue piercing is a serious procedure and requires essential aftercare. However, you need to be aware; your new piercing will bleed a bit, and when it mixes with your saliva, it will look a lot worse than it is.
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Always rinse with Listerine after you eat, drink, smoke, or put anything in your mouth. If Listerine is hard on you, water it down just a little.
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When you eat, begin with soft foods and chew slowly. Be careful not to bite down on your jewelry and chip your teeth. Eat what is comfortable for you and remember that everyone heals differently.
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Avoid drinking with straws.
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Swelling usually lasts about 5 to 10 days, so be patient.
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Do not play with the jewelry. Playing can create scar tissue and make your piercing very uncomfortable.
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Wait 3 to 4 weeks before you change your jewelry. The initial barbell used in the piercing is going to feel too long, but that is to make room for the expected swelling.
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Avoid heavy kissing and oral sex for about 3 weeks, if possible.
Pricing
EARS
Ear Lobe or Cartilage
$35 (One)
$60 (Two)
Tragus/Rook
$35 (Hoop)
$45 (Barbell)
Daith
$45 (One)
$85 (Two)
Helix
$60 (Double)
$90 (Triple)
Industrial/Orbital
$60
Hidden Helix
$60/one $110/two
BODY
Navel
$45
Nipples – Hoops or Barbells
$45/One
$80/Two
Nape or Surface
$65
FACIAL
Nostril
$45
Tongue/Web
$60
Lip/Labret/Monroe (Hoop, Stud, or Barbell)
$60/One
$110/Two
Eyebrow
$35/Hoop
$45/Barbell
Septum
$45
Dermals (Implants)
$90/One
$170/Two
Genitals
$90(18 and Over only. Currently Females Only.)
Tooth Gems
$50 each ($25 for each additional gem placed at the same time)
All Prices are Subject to Change
*Final Price is Determined By Jewelry Chosen and Degree of Difficulty of the Piercing.