Urban ReLeafPiercing Bump Shrinking Drops! Keloid Bumps Gentle Effective Aftercare Solution. Natural Essential Oils. Fast Removal Help for Scars Nodules Cartilage Nose Ear Spots. Clean Soothe

So I made the mistake of switching my nose jewelry to a ring with a gauge that was too small for my hole. After I changed it I started getting the bump that everyone fears! It hurt so much to even touch the right side of my nose. I tried every single thing to try to treat it but nothing seemed to work. So I did some research and found this product. At first I was skeptical about using it bc my skin is sensitive & I didn’t want this to make it worse. I started using the product december 31st and switched my ring to a titanium stud with the correct gauge. I was slacking for about a week with using the product but I really put the work in January 7th. First cleaning with neilmed saline wash and then adding three drops of this and rubbing it in. I saw so much improvement in only a week and a half and now the bump and redness is completely gone by January 13th!

Arrived ASAP, relieved soreness in a few hours, and healed a medium sized, red upper lobe piercing bump completely without a keloid or scar. 1 week and the bump was GONE! No burning nor irritation either.Also, I like the light consistency of the oil and the smell. SN: I rubbed a drop into my itchy ears and it soothed my seb dermatitis. Even used it on a small zit in my forehead and it worked. Lol, bonus. Amazing product!!

Recently got my nostril pierced (mid June) and I ended up with a nasty bump about three weeks in. It was gross looking and painful (probably infected) and all the cleaning and protection of the area wasn’t helping. I’ve never dealt with this sort of thing with any of my other piercings so I didn’t really know what to do.After a ton of searches and internet suggestions, I found this little bottle of sweet, sweet magic. (The first two photos are just before my first use and the second two were taken today)Let me tell you, this stuff is a life saver. The bump/infection is totally gone (still a tad red) and it’s been about a week and a half of consistent use. The pics are kinda blurry and probably don’t do it justice but there is a massive difference.I wash my face in the AM and PM, then wash the piercing with liquid dial (the gold specifically) dry the area with a cotton pad, then massage this oil onto the piercing. If I’m applying makeup, I’ll wipe away the extra around the bump/piercing and be careful not to get any makeup ON the piercing.I gave 5 out of 5 on all areas except the scent and the only reason that didn’t get a 5 as well is because it’s smells heavily of Tea Tree oil and some people may not like that. Personally I like the scent but if you don’t, please stick with it. It’ll be worth it.Good luck!

I was skeptical at first but after trying everything out there, to heal my ear piercing, I read the reviews and chose this. I have an upper lobe piercing that has been slow to heal. It was developing a bump on the side of the piercing. I was told to salt water cleanse ear twice a day or more… but this was causing my skin to dry out and ear was becoming flakey/dry and more inflamed. (Salt pulls water out of cells, therefore drying up anything in the piercing but also harming my sensitive skin). My ear was becoming too irritated, it hurt to even gaze my it with my hair. Anything coming into contact with my ear hurt. I was about to remove and close the piercing before finding this.First day, I noticed the bump was less angry red/less flakey skin around my ear.Third day: bump was smooth and pink and color. Still noticed the bump but it reduced in size and not as painful.Fifth day: bump was smaller and ear had smooth skin, no flakiness nor inflammation.Week 2: bump was almost gone!I continue using this intermittently as needed.Only con: the bottle leaks :(!!! I can’t pack it when I travel. I tried to and it spilled all over my toiletry bag. Hopefully this can be changed in the future. I also agree with another user, the dropper is flat and spills all over my ear. If it was pointed it could be a lot better. I don’t like using a quip on my piercing because it just irritates the area more.

Are you here because you got a nose ring in your nostril and now it has a bump on it? If so, put the phone or mouse down and don't waste your time on this. This will burn your face and cause worse damage.I switched to a hoop too soon and ended up getting an irritation bump above my nostril piercing. Of course, using poor judgement I spent hours scouring the internet for answers about said bump only to learn that is definitely a keloid (wrong, keloids are super rare - you don't have one, your nose is irritated) and that it's never going to go away (also, very, very wrong - it'll go away).Here's what ACTUALLY worked for me:First, I went to a reputable piercer for advice.Secondly, he told me to STOP DRYING IT OUT. My nose was irritated due to the amount of saline spray and these drops. It was exasperating my nose irritation. The bump? It was filled with pus. (Gross, I know, but you're here because your body is freaking out, right? So we're past gross at this point.) He took a cotton swab and pressed it against the piercing & extracted what was inside. He did not press it down towards the piercing hole, he pressed it slightly upwards and towards the front of my nose. Once the bump was emptied I had instruction to hot compress several times a day until the bump started to scab over. Your hot compress needs to be HOT. A rice bag warmed in the microwave & then wrapped in a damp paper towel was the ticket for me.Here's the kicker - because it was irritated I was scared to touch it at all. Don't be afraid to wash & dry it. And really dry it. Use a cotton swab on the area to encourage the dead skin to flake off so it doesn't get stuck in that area again and cause another bump. My peircer said "dry your f***ing face off!" 😂 Then, once you've dried it, slather some coconut oil on it. Do this morning & night, even after you've finished with the compressing.I've had my nose ring for about 6 months and I'm pretty we'll