News

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.

Last year, COVID-19 and a three-month mandatory shutdown dramatically changed not only how we operate, but what piercings we performed. Join us in taking a look back at Infinite Body Piercing's 2020 piercing statistics.

We're welcoming in the New Year by expanding some of our piercing services. In Baltimore we are now offering appointments for nostril and septum piercings and earlobe piercings for kids 8 years and older. Happy New (COVID) Year!

COVID-19 cases are increasing in number and new prohibitions for businesses have been announced for both Philadelphia and Baltimore. Read about what we're doing to keep everyone safe during the continuing pandemic.

On July 24, 2020, Infinite Body Piercing opened its second location at 807 N. Howard Street in Baltimore! Opening a studio during a pandemic has been part of a long, crazy journey. Here's the story.

Philadelphia has finally released their guidelines for reopening personal services. On Friday, June 26 Infinite is back open, but things are going to be different, at least for a while.

All of us at Infinite have been deeply affected by the recent Black Lives Matter mobilization after George Floyd's death. Philadelphia has seen a lot, but still has a lot of work to do.

In response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and in the interest of the health of our clients, our staff, our loved ones, and the general public, Infinite Body Piercing is temporarily closed.