BodyJ4You37PC Ear Stretching Kit - Beginner Gauges 14G-00G Starter Set - Aftercare Balm Wax - Steel Tapers Single Flare Plugs Screw Fit Tunnels - Women Eyelet Mens Earrings Expander Piercing Jewelry

BodyJ4You 37PC Ear Stretching Kit to begin my ear stretching journey, and I couldn’t be more satisfied with my experience! This kit has everything I needed to get started and made the process smooth and easy.Pros:Comprehensive kit: The kit includes a variety of gauges from 14G to 00G, giving me plenty of options to gradually stretch my ears at my own pace. It’s perfect for beginners like me who want a complete set without having to search for additional tools.High-quality materials: The jewelry is made from safe, skin-friendly materials that didn’t irritate my skin during the stretching process. This is crucial for anyone concerned about allergies or sensitivities.Aftercare balm included: The aftercare balm is a fantastic addition to the kit. It helps keep my ears moisturized and promotes healing, which I found extremely helpful after stretching.User-friendly: The instructions provided were clear and easy to follow, making it simple to understand the stretching process. I felt confident using the kit right away.Overall, the BodyJ4You 37PC Ear Stretching Kit is an excellent choice for anyone looking to begin their ear stretching journey. It’s well-priced, comes with all the necessary tools, and the quality is impressive. I highly recommend this kit to anyone interested in ear stretching!

The o rings don't fit on the smaller plugs very easily and they're super easy to lose. This is a quality set all the pieces are there. Gauging my ears at home myself it's user friendly just watched some YouTube videos and read some articles first to learn the process.

When I was stretching my ears these were my go to kits. They work as intended and are well made. I have nothing bad to say about these. I could also use the orings for my other gauges which came in handy. Don't be afraid that these would be too heavy. They weren't. If you're planning on stretching your ears. Look no further!

nothing wrong with the product. they came exactly as expected.i ordered this set before i did a lot of research, which didn't hurt me too bad but here are some things about ear stretching i wish i had known before i bought these:• tapers are not the safest way to stretch your ears. after actually doing research, i found out that tapers are the biggest reasons blowouts happen. no one wants a blowout.• guage sizes don't work how you think they would. **see the end for more on this• if your job requires plugs and not tunnels, you will need to buy an additional pair of (preferably glass) plugs for each size as you stretch. (i personally forgot about this. i'm going to wait until i get to 8g to use plugs because anything smaller is hard to notice as visible holes.)here's some tips i have now that i've started using these:• even if you have oldish holes, wear normal earing for a few days prior to the first stretch. (my 14g stretch pinched more than to 12g or 10g, bc i didnt wear earings for months. even though my holes are 6 years old, they still got used to being empty.)• you will lose o rings. a lot of o rings.• cleaning your ears at least once a day is necessary. an additional step to add to your morning routine that takes about 3-10 minutes, depending on how stubborn the o rings are being.• there is no set in stone amount of time between stretches. every. person. is. different. some people may be able to stretch every week, others every two months. listen to your body, if it hurts any more than a tiny pinch, you're not ready.• look up the taping method. a way to safely stretch your ears by wrapping small amounts of tape at a time around a plug/tunnel every couple of days to slowly stretch your holes instead of forcing a taper in and risking a blowout. you can use this method with the tunnels in this set, the ~very importantly specific type of~ tape only costs about 6 bucks here on amazon.tl;drthis is a great place to start, but do your research. you will most likely end up spending more money on more tapers/plugs/tape than you plan to anyways.i'm at 10g right now, and i've already bought tape and 8g and 6g glass plugs that i plan to tape with (because my job doesnt allow tunnels). i'll probably only end up using 50% of this kit. which, for $20, i dont mind. the stretching balm is handy and good quality as far as i'm concerned.i'll update this with pics once i get to my goal size (2g)**guage to mm is as follows:- 14g = 1.6mm(0.4mm jump)- 12g = 2mm- (0.5mm jump)- 10g = 2.5mm(0.5mm jump)- 8g = 3mm(1mm jump)- 6g = 4mm(1mm jump)- 4g = 5mm(1mm jump)- 2g = 6mm(2mm jump)- 0g = 8mm(2mm jump)- 00g = 10mmsome stretches are .5mm, and some are 2mm. anything more than 1mm at a time is most likely unsafe.you can buy taper sets for the big jumps (2g to 0g and 0g to 00g) on online body jewelry stores, but they each cost about as much as this whole set.

This is the set I used to gauge my ears up! I had a little trouble/blowouts when going to a 0 or 00 but overall a good product. Very easy to clean and the balm it comes with helps a lot!

Has been helping me stretch my ears wonderfully! I'm up to size 10 and am very happy.

UPDATE: I’m at 1g right now (purchased an additional taper kit for in between sizes from another seller) and these tapers and tunnels have been amazing. they do the job and are cheap for what they are. Like with every taper kit the jump from 8g to 6g can be painful as well as the jump from 2-0g and 0-00g so i recommend taping or buying glass plugs in between those sizes. makes stretching painless and easier.Original Review: I’m only on 14g but this kit seems to be high quality and the “holey butter” does it’s job! it helps slide in the taper as well as keep your lobes moisturized. although you can definitely find a cheaper kit that is made out of acrylic, i feel safer and more secure knowing that this is made out of surgical steel and isn’t porous so it won’t keep and grow bacteria while in my ear. the ear butter was an added plus. most kits in stores like hot topic and spencer’s only go up to probably 4g and are made out of acrylic. not only that but they don’t even include the ear butter and are $25. rip off. i’m glad that this kit was available to me and i recommend it to people who have researched ear stretching and would like to modify their body in such way.