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Halo Walter, from Infinite Body Piercing's social media and marketing team, recaps the Association of Professional Piercers 2024 Conference and Exposition from their own non-piercer, queer, POC point of view.

For PRIDE, we’d like to salute all the queer folks who helped to build our industry, and all those who keep it going. We’re here, we’re queer, and we’re used to it.

After less than four years open, the Baltimore location of Infinite Body Piercing closed on November 21, 2023. This is the story of closing Baltimore.

With thirteen of our crew in attendance at the Association of Professional Piercers Conference and Expo this year, only six of which were piercers, we wanted to offer a few different viewpoints of the experience. Join us in reflecting on APP 2023, the non-piercers perspective.

More than ever before, we need to lean into piercing's LGBTQ+ history (especially the “T”) as we celebrate piercing and PRIDE. 

Going into 2022, we prepare for the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic. Happy New (COVID) Year, again.

Much of what the piercing industry is today, from the procedures we perform to the jewelry we put in them, can be traced back to the work of Jim Ward and Gauntlet. Happy 80th Birthday, Jim Ward!

As we enter Pride month we look back on the history of modern piercing. Piercing is gay—and has been from the very beginning.

As the Philadelphia studio joins Baltimore in offering nostril and septum piercings, we explain how and why we decided to start offering piercing services under masks.