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3 Ways to Make a Fake Belly Button Piercing

By Matthew Lynch
October 9, 2023
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If you love the look of a belly button piercing but aren’t quite ready to take the plunge, fear not! There are several methods to create a fake belly button ring that looks just as good as the real thing. In this article, we’re going to explore three different ways to achieve that perfect faux piercing.

1. Clip-On Belly Button Rings

Clip-on rings are an easy and popular method for creating a fake belly button piercing. These rings are available in various designs, colors, and materials, allowing you to match your style effortlessly. Here’s how they work:

– Find a clip-on belly button ring that appeals to you – online stores have a wide variety.

– Carefully clip the ring onto your navel, ensuring it sits comfortably and securely.

– Test out various positions to find the look that best suits your body shape.

Remember, clip-on rings can fall off if you’re too active, so be mindful of your movements while wearing them.

2. Glue On Gems or Charms

Using skin-safe adhesive (such as eyelash glue), you can attach sparkly gems or small charms directly onto your skin for a dazzling fake belly button piercing effect. Follow these steps:

– Choose a gem or charm you’d like to use for your fake piercing.

– Clean your navel area with rubbing alcohol and let it dry.

– Apply a small amount of skin-safe adhesive onto the back of the gem or charm.

– Carefully position the gem or charm over your navel and press down gently.

– Hold it in place for a few seconds until the adhesive dries.

Be careful not to use super glue or any harsh adhesives that can cause harm to your skin.

3. Magnetic Belly Button Rings

Magnetic rings offer another non-piercing alternative for belly button jewelry enthusiasts. They consist of two magnets which hold the ring in place on your navel. Here’s how to use them:

– Select a magnetic belly button ring with a design you like.

– Clean your navel thoroughly with rubbing alcohol and let it air-dry.

– Separate the two magnets from the ring and position the larger magnet on the outside part of your navel, directly over where you would like the piercing to be.

– Place the smaller magnet on the inside of your navel, lining it up with its counterpart.

– Adjust the positioning until it’s secure and comfortable.

It might take some getting used to, but magnetic rings provide a realistic and fun alternative for those not ready for an actual piercing.

In conclusion, there are plenty of ways to create a faux belly button piercing that matches your personal style. Whether you opt for clip-on rings, glued gems or charms, or magnetic jewelry, these alternatives allow you to enjoy the look without committing to a piercing.

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