STUDIO POLICIES
At Be Mine Piercing, Our top priority is to ensure that you receive a piercing and jewelry that you love, executed by a trained professional in a safe and hygienic environment.
You must bring ID to EVERY visit:
Anyone getting pierced or having jewelry inserted into a piercing must have a valid, government issued form of ID
Children in the studio
We ask that adults visiting the studio with children make sure they are supervised at all times both while at the counter and back in the piercing room. If you are looking to book an appointment for your child, please read our FAQ section.
Client Guests
As a small studio, we are unable to have more than 2 guests accompany the client into the piercing rooms. Therefore, we kindly request that you bring two people maximum with you to your appointment.
Sobriety is required
We have both a legal and ethical responsibility to pierce only those who can provide informed consent while sober. The use of alcohol or drugs before a piercing can lead to various complications affecting the procedure and can pose a safety risk for both you and your piercer. If any member of our team suspects that you may be under the influence, they will ask you to return once you are in a better state to be pierced.
We Love Questions!
When you arrive, please don’t hesitate to ask us questions! At Be Mine, we view it as our responsibility to share information with our clients and empower you with knowledge regarding safe and sustainable body piercings. We want you to get a piercing that you love and feel confident about, so we welcome any inquiries regarding our piercing techniques, the materials used in our jewelry, etc. We take immense pride in serving both new and returning clients, and we enjoy sharing the insights we’ve gained through our years of study, training, and hands-on experience.
You must bring ID to EVERY visit:
Anyone getting pierced or having jewelry inserted into a piercing must have a valid, government issued form of ID
do not twist touch your jewelry
While you’re in the studio, we kindly ask that you refrain from touching, removing, or handling your body jewelry for any reason. We understand that people may do this unintentionally, but handling your worn body jewelry can transfer germs onto surfaces or objects that you come in contact with. Although we take extensive measures to ensure a clean and sanitary environment, avoiding contact with your worn jewelry helps us reduce the risk of cross contamination and the spread of germs. If you need assistance with removing your jewelry, we will be more than happy to help!
How to bring in worn jewelry
When bringing in previously worn body jewelry, please ensure it is contained in a clean container or baggie. It’s essential to prevent any previously worn jewelry from coming into contact with surfaces, cases, or individuals in our studio. If you do not have a suitable container, please inform one of our staff members, and they will gladly assist you in safely storing your jewelry and providing you with hand sanitizer.
CHildren in the studio
We ask that adults visiting the studio with children make sure they are supervised at all times both while at the counter and back in the piercing room. If you are looking to book an appointment for your child, please read our FAQ section.
Client Guests
As a small studio, we are unable to accommodate large groups. Therefore, we kindly request that you bring two guests maximum with you to your appointment.
Sobriety is required
We have both a legal and ethical responsibility to pierce only those who can provide informed consent while sober. The use of alcohol or drugs before a piercing can lead to various complications affecting the procedure and can pose a safety risk for both you and your piercer. If any member of our team suspects that you may be under the influence, they will ask you to return once you are in a better state to be pierced.
We Love Questions!
When you arrive, please don’t hesitate to ask us questions! At Be Mine, we view it as our responsibility to share information with our clients and empower you with knowledge regarding safe and sustainable body piercings. We want you to get a piercing that you love and feel confident about, so we welcome any inquiries regarding our piercing techniques, the materials used in our jewelry, etc. We take immense pride in serving both new and returning clients, and we enjoy sharing the insights we’ve gained through our years of study, training, and hands-on experience.
do not twist or touch your jewelry
While you’re in the studio, we kindly ask that you refrain from touching, removing, or handling your body jewelry for any reason. We understand that people may do this unintentionally, but handling your worn body jewelry can transfer germs onto surfaces or objects that you come in contact with. Although we take extensive measures to ensure a clean and sanitary environment, avoiding contact with your worn jewelry helps us reduce the risk of cross contamination and the spread of germs. If you need assistance with removing your jewelry, we will be more than happy to help!
How to bring in worn jewelry
When bringing in previously worn body jewelry, please ensure it is contained in a clean container or baggie. It’s essential to prevent any previously worn jewelry from coming into contact with surfaces, cases, or individuals in our studio. If you do not have a suitable container, please inform one of our staff members, and they will gladly assist you in safely storing your jewelry and providing you with hand sanitizer.