How Do You Treat An Infected Eyebrow Piercing?
Eyebrow piercings take about 6 to 8 weeks to heal and are usually very easy to care for. After an eyebrow piercing, some people experience temporary swelling, bruising or bleeding that is not considered an infection. When eyebrow piercings become infected, they swell and become red and warm. They’ll often develop a puss-filled bump at the hole. In order to save your eyebrow piercing, it’s important that you treat the infection as soon as possible. Here are a few tips to help you treat an infected eyebrow piercing. Wash your hands. Lather up with an antibacterial soap before touching your infected eyebrow piercing. Only touch it as necessary and try to minimize hitting or bumping it with your hand, hair brush or other objects. Create a saline solution. Measure a quarter tbsp. of sea salt. Pour one 8 oz. glass of warm water. Add the sea salt to the water to create the solution. Stir. Pour the stirred solution into the shot glass. Soak the infected eyebrow piercing in the warm saline solu
