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Home›How To›11 Easy Ways to Blow Your Nose with a Nose Ring

11 Easy Ways to Blow Your Nose with a Nose Ring

By Matthew Lynch
November 3, 2023
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Blowing your nose can be a bit trickier when you’re wearing a nose ring. However, there’s no need to worry. Here are 11 easy ways to blow your nose without causing discomfort or accidentally dislodging your nose ring.

1. Soften the Blow: Gently blow your nose instead of forcefully exhaling. This will minimize the chance of dislodging your nose ring or causing any discomfort.

2. Hold Your Nose Ring in Place: Use your free hand to hold the nose ring in place while you blow your nose. This will ensure that it doesn’t move during the process.

3. Use A Cold Pack: Applying a cold pack before blowing your nose can help reduce swelling and make it more comfortable for you to blow your nose with a nose ring on.

4. Tissue Technique: Fold a tissue around the nostril with the nose ring, creating a barrier between the jewelry and the tissue. This will provide additional support and protection for your nose ring while you blow your nose.

5. Pinch and Blow: Close off the opposite nostril by pinching it with your fingers, then gently blow through the unblocked nostril. This method offers more control over the blowing pressure, minimizing discomfort.

6. Saline Spray: Use saline nasal spray to moisten and loosen up any mucus, making it easier to expel while blowing your nose gently.

7. Tilt Your Head: Try tilting your head slightly to one side, so that the nostril with the nose ring is facing downward. This can help direct mucus away from the jewelry.

8. Steam It Out: Inhale steam from a bowl of hot water or take a warm shower to loosen up mucus, making it easier to blow out without disturbing your nose ring.

9. Invest in Hypoallergenic Tissues: Some tissues contain chemicals or fragrances that may cause irritation. Opt for hypoallergenic tissues for a more comfortable nose-blowing experience.

10. Clean Your Nose Ring: After blowing your nose, it’s important to clean both your jewelry and the piercing site to prevent any buildup of bacteria or germs.

11. Know When to Remove: If you’re experiencing extreme discomfort while trying to blow your nose with a nose ring, consider temporarily removing the jewelry (consult your piercer first). This will allow you to blow your nose freely without worry.

By following these 11 easy ways to blow your nose with a nose ring, you’ll be able to maintain proper hygiene without causing harm to your piercing or personal style.

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