It’s that time of year again! The Hole Look is an approved drop-off site for Toys For Tots!
Starting now until December 25th we will be offering 20% off of initial piercing jewelry when you make a piercing appointment if you bring in a toy donation!
Donations need to be new or like-new toys, with unopened packaging and unwrapped.
This offer is over valid with piercing services (walk-in or appointments) and excludes insertions, downsizes, and jewelry purchases for existing piercings.
If you have anymore questions feel free to reach out to us!
Some great options for a new or a healed conch piercing!! 💎
Happy spooky season 👻 we got some sales going on! Including this block of spooky gold for 20% off for the whole month of October! Stay tuned for more 🎃✨
Let’s get down to Bismuth!
Our 20% off all jewelry sale ends tomorrow, come pick up some new pieces ☀️🌙
We apologize for the inconvenience! We’re trying our best to get things moving smoothly again. Thank you for understanding. We will tag Reagan and Taryl’s work instagrams to this post.
Friday the 13th Flash Day! At The Hole Look!
Kim and Bear will be tattooing - first come first served from
11-6pm on 9/13
Designs range in price and size & are all repeatable 👻
Come on in and check out our discounted gold rings! ✨
Pink Peony Club 🩷✨
We’re very hands on with our clients…but not in a creepy way. Inspired by @bonedeeppiercings reel.
Come check out our new jewelry! ✨
We'll see you next week!
Check out this sick video our coworker Belle made to go with her philosophy essay! It’s titled “Body Modification and Achieving the Sublime”. If you are interested in knowing more about her essay read below! There is also a link at the end of the caption if you’re interested in reading her essay!
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Here’s what Belle had to say about her work:
“Have you or a loved one been affected by the obsession with getting body modifications? If so, philosophy may help explain why! Through a philosophical lens, body modifications, a visceral experience of both pain and pleasure, can be explained through the aesthetic experience called the “sublime.”
The sublime is an emotional response to the pleasure that comes from experiencing something astonishing, painful, out of your control, or incomprehensible. (Such as the view after a long hike, thinking about infinity🫥, laboring a child, or the vastness of the ocean) Humans have been synthesizing this experience through spiritual piercing and tattooing rituals for thousands of years. In the United States, the queer and kinkster communities made access to body modifications main stream in the 1980s. (Thank you Fakir Musafar, Elayne Angel, Jim Ward, and so many others)
For those who find solace in the body mods community, the sublime experience of body modifications is often used as a way to cope with/heal from other parts of life.
To learn more about the philosophy behind body mods explore these resources:
Dances Sacred and Profane (movie- Fakir Musafar)
Sun Dancing, the Great Sioux Piercing Ritual (book— Thomas Mails)
Running the Gauntlet (book- Jim Ward)
For a challenging philosophy read, check out: the Critique of Judgment (book-Immanuel Kant)
Or read my whole paper “Modifying the Body to Achieve the Sublime,” here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1N2HSSKFAJUc9MFqkR7lcPi3Cmkbu2wxNOWPEN876ONs/mobilebasic (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1N2HSSKFAJUc9MFqkR7lcPi3Cmkbu2wxNOWPEN876ONs/mobilebasic)
(Belle Moulton)”
Juni-purr by @junipurrjewelry! In love with this piece in a fresh tragus piercing done by @kailee_jae_ 🐈⬛💛
