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Hottie Body Jewelry Addresses Parental Worry about Body Piercing with Accurate Information and Professional Advice

Palmdale, CA (Vocus) June 16, 2010

Professional body-piercer Lee Ryan is pleased to announce the publication of her brand-new blog, http://www.BodyPiercingNews.com. Developed as an informational counterpart to her original website, this interactive platform was designed to provide readers with a helpful collection of tips and techniques to ensure safety and sterilization and when undergoing a new or first-time piercing – she even provides guidance for self-piercers.

“Over the past years, there has been a huge increase in the popularity of body piercing and modification, especially with younger people. Many parents are concerned about body piercing and stretching, and are struggling with the decision of whether to allow their children to get pierced or begin stretching their ears,” Ryan said. “As a parent myself, who has dealt with this issue in my personal life, I realized there is a lack of unbiased and accurate information, and much of what is out there is misinformation designed to scare people into tattoo parlors. Many parents are afraid if they don’t give in to their kid’s demands, their sons or daughters will try to pierce themselves, often with safety-pins, nails or other dangerous objects. BodyPiercingNews.com addresses this issue in an open forum setting and provides the information and professional advice necessary to deal with this and many other issues.”

At HottieBodyJewelry.com, Ryan’s original website, shoppers are invited to browse an extensive selection of wholesale body jewelry including: belly rings, tongue rings, ear plugs, ear tunnels, ear stretchers, labrets/Monroes, nipple rings, nose rings and eyebrow jewelry – with free shipping on all orders within the United States.

The web store also provides a slew of wholesale piercing supplies designed for tattoo and piercing parlors (as well as individuals) such as piercing needles, autoclaves, forceps, body jewelry and body piercing kits – all professionally sterilized and packaged. Plus, the site carries an array of sterilized tattoo supplies such as colorful inks, tattoo needles, tattoo machines, disposable grips and power supplies. Wholesale bulk orders of all piercing supplies including sterilized and non-sterilized body jewelry may also be purchased.

“Most people have been led to believe that body piercing is a secret art, so complicated that it cannot be learned or successfully completed outside of a tattoo parlor – we are here to debunk this myth. Our body-piercing kits include instructional how-to videos and aftercare guidelines and can be purchased by adults online or at our retail store location,” Ryan said. “At our store, we have created a clean and casual, pressure-free atmosphere for body piercing – the opposite of typical tattoo shops. Our customers tell me daily that, until they came into Hottie Body Jewelry, they have never experienced the care and concern we demonstrate. As corny as it sounds, I really do care about people and I’m concerned about their welfare.”

Check out Hottie Body Jewelry located in Lancaster, Cali. to experience the professional piercings services of Ryan, whose talent is backed by 15 years of experience and expert medical training. With her medical background and years of experience as a professional body-piercer, Ryan brings much-needed medical knowledge and expertise to the body-art industry.

“I became aware of the alarmingly small amount of information out there for people who wish to get pierced or who’ve decided to pierce themselves – a scary thought since body piercing has become so mainstream these days – and decided to use my expert knowledge and professional experience to guide these people through a safe and sterile process,” Ryan said.

About the Company:

HottieBodyJewelry.com is owned and operated by Lee Ryan and currently provides 100 percent free shipping on all website orders within the United States; no minimum purchase required.

Lee Ryan

http://www.HottieBodyJewelry.com

(805) 236-7946

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British writer Kathy Lette, “the mouth from the south”, will be in NYC next week, June 28th-1st promoting her new book, “Dead Sexy.”
Here’s what her home-town has to say about that!
“Lette Loose. New York is on a new terror alert. Kathy Lette is heading Applewards to launch Dead Sexy, promising: ‘Champers and quiplash.’ How we’re going to miss her!” –The London Observer, June 20th

(PRWEB) June 26, 2004

“I don’t recall reading the book so much as DEVOURING it. I was fascinated. The honesty of the story makes it hysterical and terrifying at the same time.” Â?Kylie Minogue, Entertainer

Dead Sexy

By Kathy Lette

Kit Kinkade is every womanÂ?s fantasy and nightmare wrapped up into one. Sure, he sports trampoline-taut abs and radiates sexual charisma. HeÂ?s also an enigma who travels under a false passport, carries a switchblade, and has more skeletons in his closet than clothes. Shelly Green, a jaded bachelorette who believes Â?nice guyÂ? is an oxymoron, knows just how to handle a man like Kit KinkadeÂ?she marries him on a reality TV show.

DEAD SEXY (Atria Books, July 2003, $ 23.00) is the latest comic outburst from internationally bestselling author Kathy Lette (Nip Â?nÂ? Tuck, Altar Ego). Elle magazine writes that Lette Â?breaks through taboos with a wit so daring youÂ?ll gasp at her bravado before you laugh out loud.Â? In this topical, tropical farce, Lette proves once again that humor is the best weapon in the war of the sexes.

Shelly, a self-diagnosed misogamistÂ?allergic to marriageÂ?is convinced that if vibrators could Â?kill spiders in the bathtub, kiss our upper eyelids and tell us we donÂ?t look fat in stretch lycra,Â? then women wouldnÂ?t need men at all. So how does she get married on a show called Â?Desperate and DatelessÂ?? Blame technology: a computer predicts they will make a perfect couple, even though Kit looks like a Greek god and Shelly describes herself as Â?human muzak, fading into the background.Â? The multi-orgasmic romp in a limo might have something to do with it. And sealing the deal: a huge chunk of cash, if they can survive their honeymoon on a paradise island.

Hunk, chunk, and paradise? Shelly decides she has nothing to lose. . .except, perhaps, her sanity. Once the vows are exchanged, her tall and handsome stranger becomes just plain strange. His flowing blonde mane turns out to be a wig. He refuses to share a hotel

room and gets chummy with Coco, a nightclub singer whose IQ approaches her bikini size.

Kit is surely bad news wrapped in great pecs but Shelly canÂ?t get those pecs out of her system. At one point, she laments, Â?The only thing missing was the Â?666Â? tattoo on his forehead.Â? But then why is her libido the size of the Indian Ocean? Can Shelly salvage her made-for-TV marriageÂ?or at least get Kit back in the sack? Why is Kit so

mysterious? Why are they sharing their honeymoon with a band of nationalist militants, a deranged ex-wife and a psychotic police chief? And whatÂ?s that gun doing in ShellyÂ?s panty drawer? In this tropical farce, love may be blind, but marriage is the real eye-opener.

With DEAD SEXY, the reigning Â?queen of quip-lashÂ? delivers a painfully hilarious report from the front lines of the sex war.

Kathy Lette first achieved literary success as a teenager with her novel Puberty Blues, now a motion picture. She has worked as a newspaper columnist in Sydney and New York, and has written television sitcoms in Los Angeles including Â?The Facts of LifeÂ? sitcom starring George Clooney. Her novels, GirlsÂ? Night Out, The Llama Parlour, Foetal Attraction, Mad Cows, Altar Ego, and Nip NÂ? Tuck, are all international bestsellers. Lette lives with her husband and two children in London.

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Tattoo body art has been an essential part of most people’s life. It’s really amazing to see so many fantastic designs on their bodies. Tattoos, indeed, become a fashion, especially among the young, to show their special personalities. To apply a tattoo on your body, you should do many preparing work. Besides the needed tools and skilled, a much more important thing for you is to learn about how to make a proper choice among various tattoo ink and mix those tattoo ink colors to create an awesome design.

Basically, there are eight tattoo ink colors that are required by almost all the designs, namely, green, red, purple, yellow, orange, blue, brown and white, which are called the basic colors of tattoo ink that will be applied directly or be mixed by tattoo artists to make different color shades. Besides, some more colors are frequently used, such as gold, magenta, ecru, crimson red, mud red and so on.

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To choose a suitable tattoo ink color is a challenging task as you should take the skin tone into consideration. For fair skin, never apply those light colors like yellow, orange or something else like that, which appear to be less visible. To pick a right color for dark skin will be much more difficult, but dark reds, light pinks and blues will be a better choice.

Though tattoo ink is vital, you should be aware that there exist possible risks with every tattoo ink color as the main constituents of ink are clay, coal, various organic compounds, chemicals and iron, which may result in a risk of an allergic reaction based on an individual’s medical history.

Things will be better if you follow the tattoo artist’s advice. He will tell you what colors are suitable to you. Bad choices will cause allergic reactions which results in severe scabbing on your tattooed area, then the original quality of the tattoo ink colors are missing. And you may need some topical cream or steroid injections to treat the reactions.

More suggestions on buying tattoo ink: get to know how a tattoo design is applied on the body, and how tattoo ink interacts with the skin to get the most suitable ink for your own tattoo body art.

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when we purchase a tattoo machine ,it is important to care about this share.

The purchasing is now pain free and easier than ever before. You need not always start off with buying expensive products that may not be necessarily user friendly. There are many companies which have emerged as potential competitors supplying quality products at cheap prices. You can also consult tattoo artists and tattoo shops for better advice and latest trends in tattoo machines and equipments from a tattoo supplies.

Ask people who have been in the industry for a long time and are well acquainted with companies and quality and prices of products. Also learn to compare prices and quality of different tattoo suppliers and decide after you are fully satisfied. All you need to do is to get a nice and quick start with buying quality tattoo kits that are in your reach.

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As a tattoo artist, do you notice the strength of tattoo machines? In fact, the strength of tattoo machines is playing an important role during the tattoo process. It has a close relation to the pain extent and skin damage from your customers. It also determines the final tattoo patterns.

We know, most hard things often easily break or make damage to the objects. Therefore, if tattoo machines have hard strength, they will leave more pain to your customers. Compared with soft strength tattoo machines, customers will feel much pain during the tattoo process. Same time, these tattoo machines affects the final pattern, the pattern always lighter than normal, as the hard strength tattoo machines keep less ink than normal.

Whether you are a tattoo artist just beginning or have advanced experience already, you will need tattoo supplies. If you are relatively new to the career of tattoo artist you may prefer to buy your tattoo supplies in tattoo kits.

We know, most hard things often easily break or make damage to the objects. Therefore, if tattoo machines have hard strength, they will leave more pain to your customers. Compared with soft strength tattoo machines, customers will feel much pain during the tattoo process. Same time, these tattoo machines affects the final pattern, the pattern always lighter than normal, as the hard strength tattoo machines keep less ink than normal.

Question by THE DUDE!: Question about tattoo machine.?
Ive been researching the Micky sharpz tattoo machines. And every article I read about them says they are some of the best machines in the world, if not the best. but I cant seem to find many of them in many places. I mean, eBay only had about 5 of them. And even some tattoo artists I’ve asked say they never heard of them. Are they really reliable? And why cant i find many of them for sale?

Best answer:

Answer by Tzaiwei
Most Sharpz machines are sold directly through Sharpz. You dont find too many of them for sale cause usually the artists that buy them dont wind up selling them. Just cause some artists have never heard of them doesnt mean they are bad. The guy I apprenticed under had no clue about buying machines from anyone cause he had always made his own. Theres lots of companies making good machines these days and theres nothing wrong with a Micky Sharpz.

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