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Home›How To›How to Hide Gauges: 12 Steps

How to Hide Gauges: 12 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
March 6, 2024
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If you’re looking to conceal your gauges for a job interview, special event, or personal reasons, there are some simple ways to do this without causing any damage to your piercings. Here are 12 steps to help you hide your gauges effectively.

1. Choose flesh-toned plugs: Pick plugs that match your skin tone as closely as possible. When inserted into your stretched ears, these flesh-toned plugs create the illusion of emptier piercings.

2. Use clear plugs or retainers: Clear or transparent earplugs can make it less noticeable that you have gauges in your ears. There are various materials available, like silicone and glass, which ensure both comfort and camouflage.

3. Wear solid-colored plugs: If you can’t find flesh-toned or clear plugs, opt for solid-colored ones that do not draw too much attention.

4. Downsize temporarily: Reducing the size of your gauges by a couple of sizes will make them less noticeable. However, be prepared for a longer process if you plan on re-stretching them afterward.

5. Keep your hair down: A simple solution to hiding gauges is leaving your hair down or having a hairstyle that covers your ears.

6. Use a headband or ear cuffs: A wider headband can be used to hold back hair and cover the ears simultaneously, while ear cuffs offer a decorative element that masks the presence of gauges.

7. Choose large earrings: Wearing large earrings that cover the entire gauge hole can make it difficult for others to notice that you have stretched piercings.

8. Opt for clip-on earrings: Another option is using clip-on earrings to hide the gauge holes entirely while still wearing stylish accessories.

9. Wear ear hoods or earmuffs: For colder weather or casual occasions, donning ear hoods or earmuffs can keep your gauges out of sight.

10. Use makeup: Applying concealer or foundation to the gauge area can help it blend in with the surrounding skin.

11. Speak with a professional piercer: If you have concerns about hiding your gauges or maintaining their health, consult with an experienced piercer for guidance and advice on various options and aftercare.

12. Be prepared for long-term care: If you decide to remove your gauges permanently, you will need aftercare and possibly reconstructive surgery to ensure your ears heal properly.

By following these 12 steps, you can effectively hide your gauges while maintaining their health and the integrity of your piercings. Ultimately, the method you choose will depend on your personal preferences, as well as the occasion for which you’d like to conceal them.

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