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Read client testimonials for Jade Alexandra Collective, Durham. Real experiences from happy clients who trusted us for safe, professional body piercing. TESTIMONIALS For us, the best part about Jade Alexandra Collective is building relationships with our customers and making sure they leave happy and satisfied. We’ve included some of their feedback below to give a snapshot of what it’s like to have a piercing experience with us. Testimonials: Testimonials Very professional piercer who actually cares for her work out of passion. Very clean and efficient using real needles that cause less pain and heal quicker than the guns they use in amature shops like Claire's accessories for a similar price. She is great with children too! Lee

Find piercing aftercare and troubleshooting advice from Jade Alexandra Collective. Expert guidance to support safe healing and resolve issues. PIERCING AFTERCARE CLEANING SOLUTIONS Packaged sterile saline is a gentle choice for piercing aftercare. Mixing your own sea salt solution is no longer a suggested practice. We strongly encourage you to use a sterile saline labelled for use as a wound wash. Contact lens saline, eye drops, and other saline products should never be used on a body piercing. Your saline ingredients should list .09% sodium chloride as the only ingredient. Mixing your own sea salt solution will commonly result in the product being far too salty and strong, this can over dehydrate the piercing and interfere with healing. CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS FOR BODY PIERCINGS WASH your hands thoroughly prior to cleaning or touching your piercing for any reason. SALINE rinse as needed during healing. For certain placements it may be easier to apply using clean gauze saturated with saline solution. A brief rinse afterward will remove any residue. If your piercer suggests using soap, gently lather around the piercing and rinse as needed. Avoid using harsh soaps, or soaps with dyes, fragrances, or triclosan. RINSE thoroughly to remove all traces of the soap from the piercing. It is not necessary to rotate the jewellery through the piercing. DRY by gently patting with clean, disposable paper products because cloth towels can harbor bacteria and snag on jewelle ry, causing injury. WHAT IS NORMAL? Initially: some bleeding, localized swelling, tenderness, or bruising. During healing: some discoloration, itching, secretion of a whitish-yellow fluid (not pus) that will form some crust on the jewellery. The tissue may tighten around the jewellery as it heals. Once healed: the jewellery may not move freely in the piercing; do not force it. If you fail to include cleaning your piercing as part of your daily hygiene routine, normal but smelly bodily secretions may accumulate. A piercing may seem healed before the healing process is complete. This is because tissue heals from the outside in, and although it feels fine, the interior remains fragile. Be patient, and keep cleaning throughout the entire healing period. Even healed piercings can shrink or close in minutes after having been there for years! This varies from person to person; if you like your piercing, keep jewellery in - do not leave it empty. WHAT TO DO Wash your hands prior to touching the piercing; leave it alone except when cleaning. During healing it is not necessary to rotate your jewellery Exercise during healing is fine; listen to your body. Make sure your bedding is washed and changed regularly. Wear clean, comfortable, breathable clothing that protects your piercing while you are sleeping. Showers tend to be safer than taking baths, as bathtubs can harbour bacteria. If you bathe in a tub, clean it well before each use and rinse off your piercing when you get out. FOR PARTICULAR AREAS N AVEL: A hard, vented eye patch (sold at pharmacies) can be applied under tight clothing (such as nylon stockings) or secured using a length of elastic bandage around the body (to avoid irritation from adhesive). This can protect the area from restrictive clothing, excess irritation, and impact during physical activities such as contact sports. EAR/EAR CARTILAGE AND FACIAL: Use the t-shirt trick: Dress your pillow in a large, clean t-shirt and turn it nightly; one clean t-shirt provides four clean surfaces for sleeping. Maintain cleanliness of telephones, headphones, eyeglasses, helmets, hats, and anything that contacts the pierced area. Use caution when styling your hair and advise your stylist of a new or healing piercing. Return to your piercer for aftercare check-ups and downsize when requested. NIPPLES: The support of a tight cotton shirt or sports bra may provide protection and feel comfortable, especially for sleeping. GENITAL: Genital Piercings – especially Triangles, Prince Alberts, Ampallangs, and Apadravyas – can bleed freely for the first few days. Be prepared. Additional cleaning after urination is not necessary Wash your hands before touching on (or near) a healing piercing. In most cases you can engage in sexual activity as soon as you feel ready, but maintaining hygiene and avoiding trauma are vital; all sexual activities should be gentle during the healing period. Use barriers such as condoms, dental dams, and waterproof bandages, etc. to avoid contact with your partners’ body fluids, even in long-term monogamous relationships. Use clean, disposable barriers on sex toys. Use a new container of water-based lubricant; do not use saliva. After sex, an additional saline rinse is suggested. SURFACE ANCHORS: These piercings require maintenance during their entire lifetime because matter can build up underneath the threaded top causing the piercing to become irritated. Saline and/or shower rinses may be helpful with removing matter from underneath the threaded top. Avoid putting makeup on these piercings even after healing. Even with proper care, surface anchors may be less permanent than other body piercings. ORAL PIERCING : R inse thoroughly with Alcohol free mouth wash, (such as Corsodyl and CB12) including after meals. Downsize when requested and do not play with jewellery as this will cause irritation. Use a new soft-bristled toothbrush and store it in a clean area away from other toothbrushes. Brush your teeth and use your chosen rinse (saline or mouthwash) after every meal. During healing floss daily, and gently brush your teeth, tongue and jewellery. Once healed, brush the jewellery more thoroughly to avoid plaque build up. WHAT TO AVOID Avoid cleaning with alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, antibacterial soaps, iodine, or any harsh products, as these can damage cells. Also avoid ointments as they prevent necessary air circulation. Avoid Bactine®, pierced ear care solutions, and other products containing Benzalkonium Chloride (BZK). These can be irritating and are not intended for long-term wound care. Avoid over-cleaning. This can delay your healing and irritate your piercing. Avoid undue trauma such as friction from clothing, excessive motion of the area, playing with the jewellery, and vigorous cleaning. These activities can cause the formation of unsightly and uncomfortable scar tissue, migration, prolonged healing, and other complications. Avoid all oral contact, rough play, and contact with others’ bodily fluids on or near your piercing during healing. Avoid stress and recreational drug use, including excessive caffeine, nicotine, and alcohol. Avoid submerging the piercing in unhygienic bodies of water such as lakes, pools, hot tubs, etc. Or, protect your piercing using a waterproof wound sealant bandage. These are available at most drugstores and work best for nipple, navel, and surface piercing placements. Avoid all beauty and personal care products on or around the piercing including cosmetics, lotions, and sprays, etc. Don’t hang charms or any object from your jewellery until the piercing is fully healed. Sleeping directly on a healing cartilage piercing can cause irritation, even causing shifts in the piercing’s angle which may result in the piercing failing. Placing a travel pillow, on top of your pillow, and then placing your ear in the opening can be helpful to avoid this. ORAL PIERCING HINTS AND TIPS Sleep with your head elevated in the beginning to minimize overnight swelling. Once the swelling has subsided, it is vital to replace the original, longer jewellery with a shorter post or barbell to avoid damage to the teeth and gums. Because this necessary jewellery change often occurs during healing, it should be done by a qualified piercer. This information should have been given to you during the piercing. If not, consult with a professional piercer about your downsize . With clean hands or paper products, be sure to regularly check threaded ends on your jewellery for tightness. For threadless jewellery make sure there is no gap between the post (inside) to the top (outside). In case of a gap, place your index finger and thumb on both sides of the jewellery and press them together. Be sure to check that the gap is closed. Contact your piercer for a non-metallic jewellery alternative if your metal jewellery must be temporarily removed (such as for a medical procedure). Should you decide you no longer want the piercing, simply remove the jewellery or have a professional piercer remove it and continue cleaning the area until the hole closes. In most cases, only a small mark will remain. EATING Take your time with eating until you are used to the piercing and the jewellery is downsized to prevent irritation or prolonged healing. Avoid eating spicy, salty, acidic, or hot temperature foods or beverages for the first two weeks (no specific foods need to be avoided). Cold foods and beverages can be soothing and help reduce swelling. For labret (cheek and lip) piercings: be cautious about opening your mouth too wide as this can result in the jewellery catching on your teeth. WHAT TO AVOID Do not play with your jewellery. Long term effects include permanent damage to teeth and gums. Avoid undue trauma; excessive talking or playing with the jewellery can cause scar tissue, migration, and other complications. Avoid using mouthwash containing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide. It can irritate the piercing and delay healing. Avoid oral sexual contact including wet kissing or oral sex during healing. Avoid chewing on tobacco, gum, fingernails, pencils, sunglasses, and other foreign objects that could harbour bacteria. Avoid sharing plates, cups, and eating utensils. Avoid using straws. Straw use can increase the risk of swelling and bleeding. Minimize the intake of smoking and vaping (tobacco or cannabis). It increases risks and prolongs healing time. Avoid aspirin, alcohol, and large amounts of caffeine as long as you are experiencing bleeding or swelling. Avoid submerging healing piercings in bodies of water such as lakes, pools, oceans, and even the bathtub. Each body is unique and healing times vary considerably. If you have any questions, please contact a professional piercer. Troubleshooting Problems INAPPROPRIATE AFTERCARE IS THE MOST COMMON CAUSE OF A DISTRESSED PIERCING. What is normal? Tenderness, bleeding and/or bruising. A clear, yellow or whitish discharge, which may crust. What is not normal? Puss or thick discharge, that may look greenish. Excessively swollen and is hot to touch. PIERCING BUMPS. Most people assume the bump around their piercing is a keloid, however this is unlikely to be the case. Most bumps forming around piercings are caused by improper aftercare and irritation. WHAT CAUSES BUMPS? Piercing bumps are caused by a number of reasons, such as excessive or overly rough cleaning, knocking and accidentally snagging piercings, sleeping onto the piercing and either poor quality jewellery, or jewellery that is not correctly fitting. Applying ointments and creams can also irritate piercings, such as tea tree oil and savlon etc. WHAT IF MY PIERCING IS INFECTED? If you suspect you piercing is infected, you should visit your GP as soon as possible. Please refrain from removing the jewellery, as infections can be dealt with - without the loss of the piercing and removal could then cause an abscess. EXCESSIVE SWELLING Fresh piercings are done with jewellery that has allowed room for some initial swelling, however in some cases, if the piercing has experienced trauma such as being knocked or bumped, the piercing has become infected or irritated, swelling may begin to surpass the jewellery. In these cases, you will need to visit your piercer and have them fit a temporary, more accommodating length or diameter piece of jewellery. WHAT IF I CANT SEE A PIERCER - ADVICE For suspected infections, follow the above advise and go see a medical professional. For excessive swelling, if you do not have a safe alternative piece of jewellery to wear temporarily you may need to remove your jewellery altogether to reduce the risk of imbedding and your skin healing completely over the jewellery, which unfortunately may mean you lose your piercing. Your piercer may be able to taper it back open, when you can get into see them, it may need to be re-pierced. If you have lost your jewellery and need a replacement, book an appointment to have your piercer refit you the correct jewellery. To prevent the piercing from closing up in the meantime, you can wear something temporarily. More troubleshooting info

Aesthetic care designed to support skin health and natural results, including anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, skin boosters and advanced skin treatments. Aesthetic Care Aesthetic treatments are offered alongside body piercing within a calm, appointment-only studio environment. Services focus on skin health, rejuvenation, and subtle enhancement, delivered with an emphasis on safety, anatomical knowledge, and informed consultation. All treatments are carried out following an appropriate consultation and, where required, in collaboration with a qualified prescriber. Advanced Skin Treatments Targeted treatments designed to improve skin quality, texture, and overall appearance. Microneedling A minimally invasive treatment that stimulates collagen and elastin production, helping to improve fine lines, scarring, enlarged pores, and uneven skin texture. Typically recommended as a monthly treatment for best results. Chemical Peels Professional exfoliation treatments selected to suit your skin type and concerns. Chemical peels support skin renewal, improve tone and texture, and can help with congestion, pigmentation, and breakouts. Dermaplaning A professional exfoliation technique that removes dead skin cells and fine vellus hair, leaving the skin smooth, bright, and more receptive to skincare products. Injectable Skin Treatments Treatments focused on hydration, skin quality, and biostimulation rather than volume. Skin Boosters Injectable hyaluronic acid treatments designed to improve hydration, elasticity, and skin resilience. Profhilo A bioremodelling treatment that hydrates the skin and stimulates collagen and elastin to improve firmness and overall skin quality. Revitalise Pro / HA Boosters High-strength hyaluronic acid treatments aimed at improving skin texture, luminosity, and hydration. A course of treatments is usually recommended for optimal and longer-lasting results. Dermal Fillers Delivered with a conservative, anatomy-led approach. Classic lips Marrionettes Nasolabial folds Used to enhance structure, balance, and proportion, with treatments tailored to individual facial anatomy and goals. Anti-Wrinkle Injections Prescription-only treatments designed to relax targeted facial muscles and soften the appearance of dynamic lines. Commonly used to treat areas such as the forehead, frown lines, and crow’s feet. Results aim to reduce the appearance of expression lines while maintaining natural facial movement. These treatments require a consultation and prescription from a qualified prescriber prior to treatment. Consultations A skin consultation is recommended before booking advanced skin treatments and is required for injectable treatments. This allows time to assess skin condition, discuss suitability, and plan treatments safely and effectively. Some treatments require a prescription and will only be carried out following consultation with a qualified prescriber. TREATMENT PRICELIST

Explore our body piercing gallery at Jade Alexandra Collective Durham. Safe, professional placements with luxury implant-grade jewellery. Body Piercing Navels - Nipples - Dermal anchors & Surface piercing.

Learn about piercing downsizing at Collective, Durham. Shorter posts fitted after swelling subsides to ensure stability and healthy healing. DOWNSIZING - WHY IT'S IMPORTANT Downsizing refers to switching jewellery in a piercing to a shorter post, once initial swelling has subsided. Because of the way piercings heal, most require initial jewellery with a noticeable amount of extra room to allow the tissue to swell in the early phases of healing. This is crucial to avoid jewellery embedding in the skin. However, once the initial stages have passed, this initial swelling will have gone away. This will reveal the initial extra room and results in the initial jewellery now being too long. Jewellery that is too long can snag easily and move around excessively, leading to irritation and renewed swelling. In oral piercings, excessively long jewellery can lead to damage to teeth, gums, and other oral structures (read more in Oral Piercing Risks ). At this stage, it’s important to return to your piercer to have shorter jewellery installed to reduce these issues. The piercing is not healed enough to safely change your jewellery by yourself at this point in healing. If this window for downsizing is missed for piercings such as the helix, the excessive length may lead to migration or a change of angle of piercing, especially if the piercing gets slept on. This damage is irreversible and can get bad enough to result in the piercing failing. CREDIT - SAFEPIERCING.ORG

At Jade Alexandra Collective, we believe piercing is more than adornment. It’s self-expression, empowerment, and a personal journey of meaning and choice. Identity-affirming Piercing more than just an adornment At Jade Alexandra Collective, we understand that a piercing is never just a piercing. Yes, it can be a beautiful piece of jewellery, but for many people it carries far more meaning. A piercing can be an act of self-expression, a declaration of autonomy, and sometimes even a turning point in someone’s personal journey. For some, it’s about aesthetics - enhancing natural beauty, adding elegance, or making a bold style statement. For others, it’s something deeper: a way to honour their identity, to embrace who they truly are, or to mark a powerful transition in their life. A piercing might represent a rite of passage, a moment of healing, a reclaiming of the body after trauma, or a way of writing your own story on your own skin. It may be a deeply personal celebration: A tribute to someone loved and lost. A gift of self-love in a world that often demands conformity. A reminder of resilience, courage, or survival. Or simply the quiet but powerful choice to say: “This is for me. I want this, I deserve this, and I don’t need anyone else’s approval.” We recognise that for many, the act of being pierced is sacred. It is more than adornment - it is empowerment, connection, and self-definition. To be trusted with such a moment is a privilege we hold with the utmost respect. At Jade Alexandra Collective, we meet every client with love, dignity, and purpose. Whether you walk through our doors to celebrate beauty, to claim your autonomy, or to heal something within yourself, know that your choice is valid, your experience is honoured, and your journey matters. With us, piercing is never reduced to a trend or transaction - it is a collaboration between art, skill, and soul. And it would be our privilege to walk that path with you.

Ethical piercing and aesthetic treatments rooted in safety, anatomy, and exceptional jewellery, delivered in immaculate clinical settings by a proud Association of Professional Piercers member. Home: Welcome 1/1 BODY PIERCING · AESTHETICS · FINE & WELDED JEWELLERY We are a bespoke, appointment-only space specialising in professional body piercing and aesthetic care, delivered with precision, discretion, and deep respect for the body. Our space is built to clinical standards, with advanced sterilisation and modern treatment rooms, balanced by an environment that feels calm, intentional, and human. With over a decade of professional body piercing experience, piercing remains at the core of the studio. Every placement is guided by anatomy, technical accuracy, and individual consideration. Whether refining an existing piercing or creating something new, each service is approached with care, experience, and informed consent at its foundation. Aesthetic care is an integral extension of the practice, rooted in the same ethics and attention to detail. Treatments focus on skin health, rejuvenation, and subtle enhancement, always prioritising safety, balance, and natural results. This is considered work. Nothing rushed. Nothing excessive. Fine jewellery is offered as a complement to both piercing and aesthetics, carefully curated for quality, longevity, and wearability. Welded jewellery is available as a permanent-style adornment, designed to be lived in and fitted with precision to mark moments, bonds, or personal intention. Across piercing, aesthetics, and jewellery, the focus remains the same. High standards. Thoughtful care. Work that supports confidence, self-expression, and feeling at ease in your own skin. Proudly Du rham's only APP & UKAPP (Association of Professional Piercers) member. To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Expert Body Adornment & Aesthetic Enhancements ° Safety-Led Educated Practice ° Aseptic & Medical-Grade Techniques ° Complimentary Consultations ° Ongoing Aftercare & Client Support Book an appointment OPENING HOURS Monday - Closed Tuesday - Closed Wednesday - 11.45am - 5.00pm Thursday - 11.45am - 5.00pm Friday - 11.45am - 5.00pm Saturday - 11.45am - 5.30pm Sunday - Closed

Discover why clients choose Jade Alexandra Collective, Durham. DBS-checked, first aid certified, UKAPP-educated, and dedicated to safe, luxury piercing. An insight into the Jewellery we use, our training, sterilisation and processing practices. Why Choose Jade Alexandra Collective? Ethical piercing & Exceptional Jewellery Choosing where to be pierced is a big decision. It’s about more than just the piercing - it’s about trust, safety, and knowing you’re in the hands of someone who genuinely cares about both your experience and your long-term wellbeing. At Jade Alexandra Collective, that commitment runs through everything we do. Jade is fully DBS checked, highly trained, and works in a clean, private studio environment where the highest clinical standards are upheld at every appointment. From the moment you walk through the door, you can feel confident that your safety and comfort come first. Your jewellery is just as important as your piercing. That’s why we work exclusively with world-leading manufacturers, using only implant-grade, ethically made jewellery that’s as safe as it is beautiful. Every piece is carefully chosen to ensure it honours your body while reflecting your individual style. Excellence in piercing means never standing still. Jade invests in her craft continually, attending the United Kingdom Association of Professional Piercers annual seminars, where she studies the latest developments in anatomy, skin preparation, asepsis, and jewellery standards. Alongside this, she renews her First Aid and CPR training routinely and completes annual Bloodborne Pathogen certification because true professionalism means being prepared for everything. When you choose Jade Alexandra Collective, you’re not just booking a piercing. You’re choosing a safe pair of hands, a meticulous eye for detail, and a service built on passion, skill, and integrity. Every step from consultation to aftercare is designed to give you complete peace of mind and an experience that feels every bit as special as the jewellery you leave with. Because your body deserves more than just a piercing, it deserves the very best. We are proudly Durham's only Association of Professional Piercers and United Kingdom Association of Professional Piercers members. Verify at www.ukapp.org.uk and here at www.safepiercing.org Our Jewellery We are proud to stock some of the finest body jewellery available worldwide, offering the largest and most carefully curated selection of high-end body jewellery in Durham and the surrounding areas. As official stockists of industry-leading brands, including Industrial Strength, Anatometal, BVLA, Body Gems, and many more, we bring you pieces that represent the highest standards of design, safety, and craftsmanship. Every item we retail is made from verifiable, safe, and biocompatible materials. Our collection includes: 6AL4V ASTM F136 Implant-Grade Titanium 6AL7NB ASTM F1295 Implant-Grade Titanium 316 LVM ASTM F138 Implant-Grade Stainless Steel Niobium 14ct and 18ct Solid Gold Each piece we offer is guaranteed free from manufacturing defects and crafted to last. When you invest in jewellery with us, you’re not just purchasing something beautiful — you’re choosing master craftsmanship, premium materials, and jewellery designed to stand the test of time while honouring your body. Sterilisation & Processing Body Jewellery and piercing equipment are sterilised in Medical grade Autoclaves, which are tested daily onsite. Everything is sterilised after first being cleaned thoroughly in designated ultrasonic cleaning machines. Sterilised Jewellery and equipment are stored in sealed pouches or are transported into the procedure room via portable tray directly from our autoclaves. Piercing consumables and procedure technique We use some of the highest quality hypodermic needles available to the industry, made specifically for piercing which is single-use and discarded of immediately after piercing. We use a disposable set-up, with no expense spared - meaning all other procedure consumables, such as gauze, skin marking implements, dressings, cotton swabs and topical skin prep packs such as chlorhexidine, iodine and saline swabs are all completely sterile and single-use. Piercings are performed using an aseptic technique, meaning we do not touch anything that is outside of the sterile field and have implemented things such as a no-touch bin, hydraulic foot-operated bed, hands-free wash basins and sterilisers uniquely equipped with portable tray so asepsis can be maintained throughout. The studio is equipped with UV sterilisers on every floor. Our piercing procedure room has the added benefit of HEPA air filtration, as does our dedicated sterilization and processing room. Ensuring our facilities provide the safest and cleanest possible environment to be pierced in.

Book your piercing or Aesthetic treatment appointment at Jade Alexandra Collective, Durham. Private studio, appointment-only service, one-to-one care, and expert advice. PLEASE READ OUR TERMS AND CONDITIONS All successful bookings will receive confirmation via email or text to the contact details provided, with a convenient link for you access your appointment details online and make any amendments if needed. New clients will also be sent an additional email prior to appointment with details explaining everything you need to know in preparation for the attendance of the appointment. Please look out for this. Safe, considered body adornment and aesthetic treatments, delivered with care and integrity - Book your appointment today. We’re a private, appointment-only studio with a calm one-in, one-out approach. As Jade is the sole practitioner, every appointment is intentionally structured to offer her full attention. No rushing. No interruptions. Just a considered space entirely focused on you. For this reason, we don’t offer walk-ins for treatments, jewellery consultations, or pricing enquiries. All services, including piercing, fine jewellery, and aesthetic treatments, are provided by appointment only. Booking is quick and straightforward. Simply click the Book Now button below to secure your time with Jade. Book Now AFTER YOUR APPOINTMENT Follow-up & Reviews All clients are offered a follow-up appointment where appropriate. For piercings, this is typically 2 to 4 weeks post-procedure. For aesthetic treatments, review appointments will be advised based on the treatment carried out. Follow-up visits are not limited. You are welcome to book check-ups as often as needed. Aftercare You will be provided with tailored aftercare guidance relevant to your treatment. For piercings, this includes jewellery-specific information and written aftercare instructions. For aesthetic treatments, post-treatment advice will be given to support safe healing and optimal results. Aftercare information is also available on our website. Downsizing and Adjustments Some piercings require a return visit for downsizing. Initial swelling is normal, so longer jewellery is often fitted at first. Once swelling has settled, downsizing is essential to provide proper stability and reduce the risk of irritation or healing complications. Aesthetic treatments may also require review or adjustment, which will be discussed with you at your appointment. Jewellery Checks and Responsibility Threaded jewellery is commonly used. Over time, attachments can loosen, so it is good practice to check that jewellery is secure during your daily aftercare routine. We cannot accept responsibility for lost jewellery once you have left the studio. Ongoing care and checking of jewellery or treated areas remains the client’s responsibility. Concerns or Healing Issues If you notice anything unusual, experience discomfort beyond what was discussed, or have concerns about healing or results, please book a follow-up appointment promptly. Early review allows issues to be addressed quickly and effectively. We are here to support you through every stage of healing and aftercare. Appointments: Appointment booking © Copyright Jade Alexandra

Browse our facial and oral piercing gallery at Jade Alexandra Aesthetics & Adornments, Durham. Expert placements with safe techniques and luxury implant-grade jewellery. Facial & Oral Piercing