Can the blackened ear piercing be restored

Loving beauty is a girl's nature. Summer is here. Wearing a long skirt with flowing hair and earrings will make you more elegant. Although pierced ears can cause inflammation, there are still many girls who get pierced ears. If you don't take good care of your ears after piercing them, they are prone to inflammation, especially in the summer. For some girls, their ear piercings only become red and swollen when they become inflamed, but for some other girls, their ear piercings turn black. Can the blackened ear piercings be restored? My ear piercing has turned black, what should I do next?

1. It can be recovered. The local blackening is caused by the retention of pigment after local inflammation, as well as local congestion, scabs, etc.

2. This phenomenon will gradually improve and disappear within a few weeks after the inflammation is controlled, and the black and blue areas will gradually improve and disappear, so now it is sufficient to perform local iodine disinfection.

3. Go to a regular hospital. Whether it hurts or not, it could be an infection or pigmentation.

4. That means there is something stuck in your ear hole, that is, there is dirt in the hole. It is recommended that you squeeze it hard and it will come out. If it still doesn't work, change the earring straps frequently. This is caused by wearing the same pair of earrings for a long time. Otherwise, you can also buy an ear wire, and after putting it into your ear, the dirt in the ear hole will be removed.

5. It is recommended to wear better earrings in the future. Bad earrings will fade and impurities will be stored in the ear holes.

6. There are two possibilities. One is that it is indeed silver, but the thickness of the electroplating layer is not enough and the electroplating is not strong enough, or it is because of the sebum secretion of the OP that it has partially oxidized and turned black.

7. Another possibility is that the "ear stick" is not pure silver, but silver plated with an alloy such as lead and tin. The surface electroplating layer has fallen off, exposing the alloy inside, which is black-gray.

8. You can try to break it. Lead-tin alloy is brittle and easy to break. Silver is more ductile and will only deform, not easy to break. If it is pure silver, you can simply wipe it with a silver polishing cloth if conditions permit, or wipe it with toothpaste and soft cloth. If it is not particularly serious, it is not recommended to use silver cleaning water or something like that, which will damage the anti-oxidation electroplating layer on the surface of the silver jewelry.