Q1: How many types of piercing are there?
A: There are so many types of piercings:
⦁ Ear piercing
⦁ Nose piercing
⦁ Oral piercing that includes lips and tongue
⦁ Navel piercing, also called belly piercing
⦁ Cartilage piercing
⦁ Industrial piercing, also called scaffold piercing
⦁ Nipple piercing
⦁ Eyebrow piercing.

Q2: Which one should I do first?
A: The most common piercing is ear piercing which is mostly done in childhood by our parents after ear, you can pierce your nose, ear cartilage, and many others too, but you should follow the age restrictions about piercing, you should wait for the age of 14 to officially pierce everywhere.
Q3: Which piercing hurt the most?
A: The most painful piercing is cartilage piercing, especially of daith, rock, and industrial. Three of them come under ear cartilage piercing. Other than that, nipple and septum piercing also hurts a lot. The pain also depends on the person's threshold, and some people bear a lot of pain, while some have very few threshold levels they can't even bear little pain.
Q3: Can I get more than three pierce in the ear?
A: Yes! You can. But not at once. You can pierce one by one with a gap of one month. Because everyone has a different skin type and takes a different period to heal, a wound may take 2-3 months to heal. One more thing is that cleaning your pierced site will be difficult if you pierce more than one at the same time. So pierce one at a time, take proper care of it, clean it twice a day with an anti-bacterial solution. Once you heal, then go for the second one.
Q4: Where should I pierce the least?
A: As per my knowledge, I would prefer not to pierce on the tongue. The tongue is one of the most delicate areas; you won't eat, drink, and talk properly if it gets hurt. It would be best if you had to take extra care of your mouth. If your tongue comes under your teeth, it will pain like hell. Bacteria grow in a moist place, and the mouth is the moistest place and best platform for bacteria to grow.

Your pierced site in the mouth can be infected through bacteria, and you won't be able to eat anything; it will be very painful for you. If you can bear the pain and take extra care of your tongue, you can go for a tongue piercing.