Most Frequent Female Genital Piercings

19 November 2021
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Female genital piercing everything you need to know:

We are going to discuss the 4 most popular genital piercings and the most demanded according to our collaborators.

The most common types of female genital piercing are:

Christina piercing, also known as Venus piercing
Horizontal clitoral foreskin piercing
Clitoral foreskin vertical piercing
Labia minora piercing

Piercing Christina or Piercing Venus

The Christina piercing is possibly one of the most demanded, it is a piercing that is outside the female genitals, avoiding the risk and pain in such a sensitive area but at the same time has a sensual and erotic "charge" similar to the piercing in the genitals.

It can be considered a surface piercing where the upper genial area starts and goes up to the mons pubis.

This is done with a specific surface bar for that area or with a curved or bnn bar.

It heals well and has a lower level of pain than the genital area itself.

It is a totally decorative earring as it does not provide any stimulation. But we can emphasize that it can be seen when the person is standing, so it has a very high erotic charge.

This piercing has specific jewellery, with various piercing's.

It is possibly one of the most demanded piercing according to our collaborators, since not being a genital piercing as such, it has a very high erotic charge, it can be seen with the underwear and it can be noticed with the bikini and that makes it a very sensual piercing without being genital.

Vertical Clitoral Foreskin Piercing or Vertical Hood Piercing

The vertical clitoral foreskin piercing is the most common type of female genital piercing. It is overwhelmingly the star of the show due to the vertical structure of the female genitalia, it heals well. It is usually done with a semi-curved bar or banana through the skin covering the clitoris.

It heals very well, it hardly bothers you.

The stimulation in this case is provided by the bar and the lower ball as they rest on the clitoris.

Subsequently, once healed, there are specialised jewellery shops for this piercing.

This piercing has a wide range of specific pieces of jewellery.

Horizontal Clitoral Foreskin Piercing or Horizontal Hood Piercing

A horizontal piercing is a piercing that is made horizontally through the foreskin above the clitoris. This piercing is usually done with a pressure ball ring that rests against the clitoris, providing stimulation to the wearer.

Not all women are able to have this piercing as it depends on the shape of the foreskin to be able to be performed for it to look good and be rewarding.

Healing is worse as the area rubs a little more against the rim as it is horizontal and can be a little uncomfortable during healing.

Labia Minora Piercings

Labia minora piercing is an easy piercing to perform and heals quickly.

The piercing is done through the labia minora. These piercings pass through the hairless folds of skin at the back of the thicker labia minora that surround the vaginal opening. The skin is thin (but strong) and soft, with an abundant blood supply, so healing is quick: usually 4-6 weeks.

The piercing is done with a ring, so it may rub at first and you may have a little discomfort during the healing process, until the area settles in.

It is a decorative piercing as it does not produce direct stimulation. It is usually requested for erotic games.

This type of piercing needs a much more specific care than "normal" piercings, so we have asked one of our collaborators to give us some good tips to keep our piercing in perfect condition.

You can find it in this link https://www.acmetattoo.biz/piercing/

Here are some basic rules for the care of your genital piercing:

hygiene is our top priority, in a very sensitive, easily inflamed area with no lack of germs. Your sex life should be put on hold for a while. Follow the care of your Piercer.

Do not touch with unwashed hands
Do not twist or move your piercing except to clean it.
Pay attention to rubbing or pressure from clothing, which could stick to the piercing, as it is a piercing that will be constantly covered.
No baths, sauna, swimming pool, solarium, etc. During the first weeks.
Avoid contact with soap and shower gel, use an intimate shower gel.
Avoid contact with foreign body fluids such as saliva, semen, etc.

If you have any further questions about any of these piercings you can contact one of our collaborators who will surely expand the information we have collected here.