Q: If you're going to convince your parents that you're ready for a piercing, you have to show them you're mature. Mature people don't back out of their decisions because they get bored with them. A piercing, especially a cartilage piercing, is a long-term commitment that requires daily maintenance. Make sure that you're informed about the entire process in advance. If you're not sure whether your piercing will look good on you, put a dot on your face with a non-toxic marker. Wear it all day and check your face periodically to see if you like how it looks. When in doubt, wait a few weeks. In the meantime you can do extra chores to help butter up your parents. Your parents will have a lot of questions about your decision and you need to be able to answer them with confidence. By taking the initiative and getting informed, you're showing them that you're mature enough to handle a piercing. You need to know how much it costs, where to get it done, and how to take care of it afterwards. For example, some piercers will tell you to rinse the piercing with a saline solution twice a day, while others will tell you to use Neosporin. The price of a nose piercing will vary depending on where you live. They are generally more expensive in larger, popular cities than in small towns. Using your research as a guide, explain the various methods of aftercare to your parents and reassure them piercings are safe procedures. In the U.S. piercers and piercing shops have to finish an apprenticeship and take bloodborne pathogens classes. As long as you go to a certified, reputable piercer, you will be safe from scarring and bloodborne illnesses. If your parents aren't squeamish, show them videos of the procedure so that they know what to expect. Many parents are nervous about letting their children get piercings because they think piercings are permanent. If you follow the aftercare instructions that your piercer gives you, your piercing won't leave a scar if you have to remove it. This means that a piercing won't negatively affect your job prospects in the future. If you need to take your piercing out for work but don't want it to close, buy a nose piercing retainer. These acrylic studs keep your piercing open and are almost invisible. Your nose piercing can close up in a matter of hours. If you leave your ring out for too long, you will need to re-pierce your nose. Plenty of celebrities wear them, such as Solange Knowles and Kelly Clarkson. In the past, nose rings have been seen as unprofessional. However, nose piercings are much more common than they used to be. In younger generations they are now seen as cute accessories instead of extreme statements. Choosing a smaller nose ring over a larger one may help show your parents that your nose ring is a harmless fashion statement. Your parents are interested in your well-being. If you can show them that a piercing would improve your self-esteem they are much more likely to let you get one. For example, fashion choices such as body piercings help you explore your own unique style. The more you know about your sense of style, the more confident you will be in your social circle. Research has shown that self-expression can build confidence in teenagers. Nose piercings are a form of self-expression.
A: Be sure about your decision. Do extensive research about getting a piercing. Explain the safety of the process. Tell your parents that piercings are temporary. Show your parents successful people with nose piercings. Explain why a piercing would be good for you.

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Q: Michael Jackson couldn't have done his famous spin on the wrong type of flooring. Some floors can be dangerous to spin on and promote injury. For example, a carpeted floor would not be easy to spin on, and it could aid injury. Outside environments, like the grass and sidewalk would not work well either. A smooth, concrete floor, linoleum floor, and wooden floors would be possible to spin on. The type of floor in a dance studio is ideal. Begin by facing the front of whatever room you are in. Stand with your back straight. Put your left hand on your stomach, right arm at your side, and right foot about six inches behind your left. This is the stance you will begin with. Stand with your left foot back and right foot front if you want to spin in the opposite direction. Bring your right foot quickly to your left in a slight kicking motion. The foot should land on the left side of your left foot. Your legs will be crossed. Your left foot will be flat on the ground, and the right foot will be in demi-pointe. Demi-pointe means rising up onto the ball of your foot. Your heel should be off of the ground in this position. Begin turning your right shoulder to the left side of the room. When your body is no longer facing front, cross your arms over your body. Crossing your arms will help you spin. When you begin to spin, left your left heel off of the ground slightly. You don't have to lift it very high off of the ground. Only lift it enough so that the weight is on the ball of your left foot. On your right foot, lift your toes off of the ground. Your weight should be on your heel. Your right heel should be off of the ground if you're spinning in the opposite direction. Practice the spin a few times very slowly to get the motions down. Once you understand the mechanics of the spin, you will need to use force to help you spin quickly. Gather the momentum for your spin by using force when you kick your right leg forward and cross it over your left leg. Moving your right shoulder to the left will help with the momentum of the spin as well. Once you start to lose balance or turn quickly, uncross and separate your feet. If you are having trouble stopping, stomp your right foot on the ground for a firm stop. Don't keep your legs crossed when you are finished spinning because you could easily lose balance. It might be difficult to watch yourself while initially learning the spin, but watch yourself once you have learned the basic motion. Watching yourself in the mirror is the best way to see what you're doing wrong and right. Record yourself while practicing with a smartphone, camera, or video recorder to get a better look at yourself later.
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Practice on a smooth floor. Start by facing front. Kick your right foot to the front. Bring your right arm over your left arm. Spin on the ball of your left foot. Use force to help you spin. Finish by separating your feet. Watch yourself in the mirror.