Diy Sea Salt Spray For Piercings. This diy sea salt spray contains four types of natural conditioners, though, so there’s not much danger for your hair. Just spray some substance over a wound, or put some spray on cotton and soak a wound with it.
While sea salt soaks and/or saline rinses are the preferred aftercare for most piercings, soap effectively removes the residue of sweat, dirt, skin oils, cosmetics, cigarette smoke, and natural discharge that can sometimes remain after a salt water soak or saline rinse. Use the spray to reduce the healing time and help eliminate adverse issues that commonly arise. For oral piercings, rinse with the solution and spit it out.
Dab of pomade or water.
H2ocean piercing aftercare spray, 1.5 fluid ounce. No fancy solutions needed—a diy sea salt soak is very easy to make. Bring the water to boil and add the sea salt to it. This sterile sea salt spray can be used in addition to a single saline soak a day, but does not replace saline soaks entirely.