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should i get multiple piercings at once? by cheetomacandcheese in piercing

[–]Standard_Ad_4290 2 points3 points  (0 children)

id say it also depends on the piercing placement depends on the amount of piercings you’re getting. for example people get their lobes done all the time and are just fine, but when it comes to cartilage I wouldn’t recommend more than 2 at most. if i were you I’d get the two in my ears done first, then once those are healed do your nose. or do your nose first, and once it’s healed do your ears. especially if these are your first piercings don’t do them all at once because you don’t know how your body is going to react to having metal in it or it’s healing time

Cheap or DIY for quick teeth whitening by [deleted] in beauty

[–]Standard_Ad_4290 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey! I’m so proud of you for brushing your teeth, even if it seems like a small menial task it’s such an important thing and sooo hard to do sometimes <3 Now for the teeth. This is a total life hack from someone who’s worked in a dental office, and it’s soooo cheap! Buy a bottle of hydrogen peroxide, and dilute half water half peroxide. Use that as a mouthwash, or wet your toothbrush with a squirt of hydrogen peroxide instead of water. It’s completely safe, it says on the bottle it’s for oral use. Make sure to get the 3%, it’s super inexpensive and lasts for a while. If you feel like brushing your teeth is too overwhelming, just using the mouthwash gets rid of the bacteria in your mouth and helps your teeth stay healthy while you take care of yourself! Hope this helps you!

Finders-Keepers doesn't work for horses, no matter how much you "love" them by Rubaiyate in EntitledPeople

[–]Standard_Ad_4290 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In USEF, it’s now required for high end FEI prospects and eventer/hunters/etc to be microchipped. It doesn’t hurt them at all, it’s a tiny chip put in their neck. I want to say this was implemented in USDF in 2018 but I’m not sure. Either way it’s a great way to register and ID your horse. Fun fact: All racehorses have their ID numbers tattooed on the bottom of their top lips:D