BASE LABORATORIESPiercing Bump Solution & Keloid Bump Removal | Soothing Piercing Aftercare for Piercing Bumps & Keloid Scar Removal | Ear & Nose Keloid Bumps Piercing Aftercare Solution Oil | 0.5 oz

Ok, so I had seen this all over TikTok and was super skeptical about it. I am black and had really only saw reviews from white people and saw piercers saying don’t do it. Made me think the reviews were fake, it wasn’t successful on black skin, or it would harm me. But I’d had my piercing for a year. It was done with a hoop; I went back to stud. It was great for like 4 months so I tried to switch to a hoop again; it was irritated and infected so had to get it switched back to a stud and had no complication for 8 months. Then when I put in a hoop I got an irritation bump. I was annoyed but determined to heal it. So I started using saline spray to clean it multiple times a day and this oil. I think I’ve had the oil a week now? My bump is completely gone!!!! Gone. I used it 3-4 times a day. I did water nose bubbles and I tried not to rotate the jewelry too much. I typically listen to the piercers but in was at my last attempt so I tried this and it was great. Will keep using to ensure bump doesn’t return.

wow noticed the difference already in the day!first picture is on wednesday 07/09 after i got my helix piercing downsized (i got my helix pierced a month ago) I wasn’t sure if I had a keloid, my piercer said that it was just irritation, most likely from the piercing and that downsizing it should help with it, but she also recommended that I get this because it will help with swelling.The second picture is from friday 7/11 and i can see the difference!

Let me start off by saying this….I NEVER WRITE REVIEWS UNLESS IM SATISFIED WITH MY PURCHASE!!!I’m Satisfied with this purchase!!!!I don’t have a lot of piercings for the fear of getting the bumps and dealing with the healing! I wanted to get my nose pierced since forever. I have my septum pierced 6 years ago and it never caused me any problems. I waiting that long to get my nose pierced and I’m going to be honest, I was scared! Because I know myself I would be messing with it and touching it a lot and making sure it doesn’t look weird. So guess what? That stupid bump appeared. Worst of all, IT APPEARED INSIDE MY NOSE!! I was freaking out and of course I decided to look on my favorite shop, Amazon! I found this and I bought it. I decided to first heal my piercing, making sure it was okay to apply this oil and I started to use it. Yes, you need to be F patient. It took 2 weeks for me to noticed that the bump had LITERALLY disappeared inside my nose. Magic? Absolutely!Would I continue getting piercings knowing I have a product that can remove those ugly bumps in days!??? You bet your ass I will!!

I’ve tried several remedies for piercing bumps, but the BASE LABORATORIES Piercing Bump Solution is by far one of the most effective. After using it consistently for a couple of weeks, I noticed reduced redness, swelling, and size of the bump around my cartilage piercing.The formula is made with natural ingredients like tea tree oil and aloe vera, which not only help heal but also soothe the area without causing irritation. It’s lightweight, non-greasy, and absorbs quickly into the skin. I applied it twice daily using a clean cotton swab, and the results have been impressive.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Read about this product when I was looking up ways to heal a piercing bump. I got my nose pierced and 2 weeks later a big red bump appeared. I applied the oil to the bump twice a day morning and night. At first I was skeptical cause I didn’t see any changes. But soon the bump started to shrink and darken. Then it would flare up and I was getting frustrated. I stuck with it though. Keep applying the oil twice a day. People said that their bump disappeared in like a month. It took over 2 months for me to get rid of my piercing bump. So my advice is to stick to the process and just believe.

Ok, this stuff WORKS! Photos are after Day 1 of use (forgot to take a "before" pic) & on Day 12 of use. My nose piercing bump is almost completely gone! I used it 2-3 times/day, cleaning it once per day with saline spray at night when I washed my face. I tried another piercing bump solution and it actually made things worse, but this is THE ONE if you're dealing with an irritation bump. Results speak for themselves. I'm very pleased!

Got it to help with a daith and a lobe keloid. I used it twice a day, usually after saline spray and/or clean warm water rinse. I also made sure to dry my ears with my portable fan after getting them wet.DAITH: Got it pierced about 14 weeks ago, I've had a big bump on the inside of my ear for a little over a month and I'm scared of it becoming permanent. A daith is hard to "massage" the ointment into, so I used a cottonswab to apply it top and bottom very carefully, trying not to irritate the healing piercing. Not only was my daith irritated from being touched, it ached; it hurt like a bruise and it itched nonstop. Again, I wanted to be patient like these happy reviewers. But you can see from the photos that it actually CAUSED a piercing bump on top of my daith, and basically just irritated my bottom bump. It's crazy, the "progress" photos look reversed. :(LOBE KELOID: Have had a keloid in/around my 2nd lobe piercing for about 3 years, it's only visible from the back of my ear so I'm not too self-conscious of it. I placed a couple drops directly onto the keloid and one drop on the front of the hole, then massaged it in with my fingers. Just like my daith, my lob was very sore and achey. A healed piercing was now very irritated and hard to sleep on, and it also has been irritating another nearby cartilage piercing. At first I thought it was helping - my keloid felt a little softer. BUT I started developing a painful bump (not a pimple) on my neck behind my ear RIGHT WHERE the keloid pokes and touches my skin, getting irritated from the ointment.TLDR; this ointment didn't work for me, it just irritated my ears and has caused new issuesGiving 3 stars only because I did not stick with it for longer than 6 (5?) days, I understand that most positive reviews say be patient and stick with it but I'm super concerned and am going to stop