Lobe Wonder - The Original Ear Lobe Support Patch for Pierced Ears - Eliminates The Look of Torn or Stretched Piercings - Protects Healthy Ear Lobes from Tearing - 240 Patches - Clear & Latex-Free

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I've been using this little adhesive patches to repair my torn ear lobes and keep my pierced earrings in place. It's much more affordable than having ear surgery to repair a torn ear lobe, or a drooping ear lobe. I love this product and will continue to use it so I can wear my pierced earrings!

Work well.

Great

I don't know why there's been any bad reviews on these. These are a lifesaver. I have very thin skin, so when my nephew ripped one of my earrings practically through my ear I was sure I was going to have to pay $500 to put a few stitches in it. I stopped wearing all the earrings I loved. Then I found these.First of all, you can wear these more than once. Just don't take them off and reapply the same ones. I just leave them on through my bath or shower, and they are still able to be used the next day. The only issue with this is that when you do take them off that next day/night, there is a little residue from where the adhesive got wet. Just take a washcloth and some non irritating soap and rub it off. It's easy.I now can wear all the earrings I love. AND, if I want to wear really heavy earrings for an event, I can just double the adhesives up and boom, instant support. For such a cheap price, these are amazing and I'm so happy I tried them on a whim. They delivered fast and are 100% worth it. They don't irritate my skin at all and are easy to apply. You also don't see them and forget they're on. I'm thankful!

I’ve been wearing earrings in my pierced ears for about 35 years, so as you can imagine, my once perfect holes are now long slits. I discovered the Lobe Wonder product about 6 years ago and have been buying them ever since. I’ve never bought any other brands so I have nothing to compare them to, but I do really love how they work. They’re fairly thick with a textured finish, and they’ve always adhered really well to my ears. I’ve even occasionally kept them on overnight and used them again the next day. Just stick one on the back of your ear, and make sure it’s centered over your hole - I push firmly with my thumb over the patch and my fingers on the front of my ear to get an even “stick”. Then when you’re pushing your earring through the hole from the front, just keep two fingers on the patch in the back to support it (like above and below where the post will be coming through). Since I now have a long slit, I aim up towards the top of the patch when I’m pushing my earring through my hole. You can’t even tell that I have a slit because the patch keeps it closed quite nicely.And just a tip for those of you with oily skin. If you swab a little alcohol over the back of your ear before you apply the patch (and let it dry, of course), you’ll find that the patch adheres and stays put really well.

This product has changed my life! About 10 years ago a baby ripped an earring out of one of my ears. The hole was not torn all the way, but as close as you could get to the bottom. I have worn earrings on & off since then (only small ones with no weight to them), but I knew it looked bad because one side hung down so low. Plus even the smallest earrings ended up hurting that ear at the end of the day. Recently I heard of a product similiar to this and an Amazon search of that led me to find Lobe Wonder (based on reviews & price). After several weeks I am only on my second set of patches. This is with showering every day. They really just don’t come off & yet when you decide you want new ones (for me I just felt funny after a couple of weeks not changing them) they peel right off! My earrings sit exactly right now, but the best part is even with heavier earrings they just don’t hurt anymore! I highly recommend this product!

Works, but found that it works best with one on each side of the lobes. From a distance you can't tell that it is on. It stays in place even if you sweat or on a humid day. Removal does leave a little bit of the sticky/oily residue.