Steel Mircro Barbell - 1.2mm

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Number of Reviews: 11
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Looks and feels great! (By stevelachan - 17 Feb, 2008)

I just bought this for eyebrow piercing and it looks amazing!
the balls are very secure and interchangable, and if feels natural and light!
definately recommended for all eyebrow piercings.

Surgical Steel Barbell (By beckybull - 2 Feb, 2008)

A use this in my cartalidge piercing and it both pratical and attractive. The balls are quite hard to screw on because they are small but once on they never come off!
An essential product!

Different! (By labmarc - 27 Jan, 2008)

I used one of these in my lobe piercing because i wanted something other than a BCR but not a stud, and this did the job perfectly.

It looks alot different from other jewellary, and fits very well.
Easy to use, and your friends will ask where its from!

Great value for money too!

hi-quality (By twistedgoth - 17 Dec, 2007)

i av a few o these lil thinks ranging from 1.0mm ur to 8mm these r good lil products not only can u select sizes for these but u can choose your desired lengh i use a 6mmlong one n just took out my 6mm to replace it with a tube but wud recomend these. although the larger ones r heavy-ish they take a day or two to get used to but look and feel great when there in.

The Perfect Alternative To Stud Earrings (By roraar - 15 Oct, 2007)

Sometimes I want something a bit more discreet in my ears, but stud earrings are over-priced, fall to bits and easily lost when the rubbish little butterflies bend and fall out in the bath, in the pool or when you're in bed.

I found these barbells a perfect alternative. I had my latest lobe piercings for four or so years before I put in 1.2mm widths into them, so they were fairly flexible although there was a tiny amount of stretching. I'm not into the plugs thing and I still want the option to let my piercings be able to heal to a reasonable amount if I decide I don't want them in the future, so 1.2mm isn't a problem.

Unlike butterflies, the balls stay on securely through any situation. I only just lost one last week, so its a good idea to have a couple spare (barely any cost at all!) and you can also use the more decorative balls on the outward-facing ends for a more decorative alternative.