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Description
Product Name: Plug in organic brown wood
SKU: Plug-25
Type: Plug
Placement: Stretching
Material: Wood
Color: Brown
Depth: Various
Number of items: 1 piece
Design: Simple
Description
This plug is made of organic wood in brown color, which is an excellent material that will adapt to your body perfectly. It's a brown plug with small black markings.
Keep in mind that, since it's a 100% organic material, the color may have variations.
We recommend using Holey butt'r or some lube in your ear gauge before sliding this plug into it.
Recommended for you
Everyday use
The jewelry is designed for everyday use. It is not likely to cause any irritation with everyday use.
Biocompatibility
If you suffer from a nickel allergy, this jewelry is safe for you.
Water resistance
The metal composition and/or craftsmanship of this jewelry makes it vulnerable to water and sweat.
Lifespan
This jewelry is durable. With proper care and storage it can last up to 2 years.
Ease of insertion / removal
It’s easy to insert/remove this jewelry due to its very user friendly open and closing mechanism.
Reviews
4.84 reviews
Rating
Fit perfectly and are colorfast
I have the 10mm version and they fit perfectly. No color bleeding like with some other supposedly colorfast plugs. Overall satisfied!
Written by Ben
Rating
Lovely neutral plug
It is a really nice and neutral plug. That it is made of wood is nice since you avoid your stretch smelling. But as Signe writes, due to the shape, it can be a bit hard to get in unless you order one size smaller. However, I don’t need that as I have very rubbery earlobes.
Written by Fie Herlev
Rating
beautiful jewelry
really lovely jewelry. a bit difficult to get in the ear... otherwise good :)
Written by Fiia
Rating
Super Cool
They come in sizes from 4 mm to 8 mm and they look really good; you just need to buy them one size smaller than your taper, since they are hard to get in. So, for example, when I've stretched with a 6 mm taper, I use a 5 mm plug :) I have heard recently, however, that if you put them in the freezer for 10-20 minutes, they shrink a bit, but I haven't tried that yet!
Written by Signe Skov