DETROIT (WWJ) - It's a popular right of passage: going to the earring store and having a gun put to your head. If you're getting your little girl's ear pierced soon, listen up because there's a safe ...

Gun piercing can push bacteria deeper into the tissue, increasing the risk of infection. Needles, on the other hand, create a cleaner hole and minimize bacterial contamination during the process.

There's almost too much information out there about piercing your child's ears. If you can avoid one thing, though, avoid getting them pierced with a gun, which is most commonly used at stores in the ...

For years, friends and family have ribbed Cathy Schramm about how they would like to take her to the mall and put her through an age-old rite of passage–the one that involves getting up close and ...

Getting your ears pierced can be a big decision. If you have waited until adulthood, the thought of needles or piercing guns could be enough to keep you from making the plunge. Rest assured, ear ...

With sites like Instagram, Tumblr, and Pinterest making a case for masterful, delicate, and multiple piercings, the pros have seen an influx of young clientele into their parlors. When it comes to ...

If you bloomed into tweenhood in the 1990s and wanted your ears pierced, you probably had it done by a bored college kid at your local Claire’s. Until recently, the old-school mall chain has seemingly ...

Charleston, get ready for a new ear-piercing studio in town called Studs. The grand opening will take place today - Thursday, Oct. 6 - at 346-B King Street. This will be the store’s 14th location ...