milla Y2K 14k Gold or Sterling Silver Hypoallergenic Huggie Earrings for Women User Guide
- May 15, 2024
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milla Y2K 14k Gold or Sterling Silver Hypoallergenic Huggie Earrings for
Women
Product Information
The Milla Huggie Hoops are stylish and versatile earrings designed for
everyday wear. Made from high-quality materials, these huggie hoops are
comfortable and easy to put on.
Specifications
- Material: Hypoallergenic metal
- Size: Diameter of 15mm
- Clasp Type: Click closure
How to Put Your Huggies On
- Step 1: Insert the post through your ear piercing from front to back.
- Step 2: Slowly begin to close the huggie by bringing the back of the hoop towards the clasp.
- Step 3: Gently push the back of the huggie towards the clasp using two fingers, until you hear a click or snap. Be careful not to apply too much pressure so the clasp doesn’t bend.
How to Adjust the Clasp if Needed
If you feel that the clasp is not staying properly closed, you can gently move
the post up or down, adjusting it until it closes making a click sound.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Q: Are the Milla Huggie Hoops suitable for sensitive ears?
A: Yes, the huggie hoops are made from hypoallergenic metal, making them suitable for sensitive ears. -
Q: Can I wear the huggie hoops while showering or swimming?
A: It is recommended to remove the huggie hoops before showering or swimming to prolong their lifespan and maintain their appearance.
Milla Huggie Hoops User Guide
How to Put your Huggies On
For the best experience follow these steps to put your huggies on:
-
Step 1:
Insert the post through your ear piercing from front to back. -
Step 2:
Slowly begin to close the huggie by bringing the back of the hoop towards the clasp. -
Step 3:
Gently push the back of the huggie towards the clasp using two fingers, until you hear a “click” or snap. Be careful not to apply too much pressure so the clasp doesn’t bend.
How to
Adjust the Clasp if Needed
If you feel that the clasp is not staying properly closed, you can gently move
the post up or down, adjusting it until it closes making a “click” sound.