SCERRING3 Pairs Ultra Thin Silicone Ear Skin Flexible Flesh Tunnel Expander Stretching Gauge Earlets Plug Gauges Kit Same Sizes 6G-20mm

I’ve pretty much lived in silicone earskins for the past 10 years, so I’ve tried many different kinds from Kaos to the $1 packs from eBay. These are by far my favorite ones I’ve ever owned. They’re the thinnest, most flexible, and most comfortable set I’ve ever owned. They truly feel like nothing is there. The flares on these aren’t too big, which for me is perfect. Could be a downside if yours fall out a lot since they’re so flexible, but I have little/thin lobes so it’s perfect for me. If you’re trying to use these to stretch your ears, they won’t work. They’re way too thin for that and are only for retaining. The clear pair aren’t super clear like the Kaos ones, but (on my skintone at least) they are pretty stinkn clear compared to cheaper ones. Also, 3 pairs of these cost less than a single pair from Kaos! I am totally in love with these!

I am having such a hard time finding new silicone plugs - I did not like these at all.Cons: I shared an image comparing these to my current (hot topic) tunnels of the same size, and the difference is crazy. The silicone is thicker on these and the hole is way smaller inside. Way more silicone shows on these, protruding out from my holes. I honestly couldn’t tell if the sizing is accurate as they look and fit so different.Pros: They’re lightweight and seem like they’d hold upFor reference, both photos are 2g

Ordered these in 1/2 inch size. Delivered a day earlier than promised which is a plus because I got to put them in before a date, went in with ease and retain their shape very well. These are way better than Hot Topic's new Kaos brand, the walls are thin but also not so thin they pop out in my sleep. Feel very durable and light weight in the ear. I've also tried a number of other brands but these are by far the best tunnels I've owned in terms of quality. Also for anyone who is curious, I have relatively thin lobes and these fit very well, there is a tiny bit of slack but I personally don't mind it considering it's roughly 1-2mm and anyone with normal lobe thickness should be able to pop these bad boys in and they'll be nice and snug.

So the first time I ordered these they were on point. Perfect for going to the next level in my gauge journey. Came back to get to the next level, which is what happens with gauges over time, only to be disappointed not 1 time, but 2. Ordered the 18mm, reciwved the 18 mm, they are too big for now, not a problem!!! Was going to keep them for later use and then ordered the 16 mm next day shipping. Well, super disappointed to say the least, apparently they don't even use their own product because if they did, they would know that it is IMPOSSIBLE for you to slap a 16mm sticker on a SIZE 12MM gauge and think that in any way it would go unnoticed!!! Needless to say they don't fit. They can't be stretched to fit. I won't let my ears shrink to fit them. In the case, 3rd time was NOT the charm. FOR SHAAAAME.

There's essentially one reason I bought these here and not on wish, and it's the shipping.Don't wear these to bed, they have fallen out of my ear every night consistently.For how much I paid for these, it's quite a poor investment to be made, but I needed tunnels quick. The quality is the same as tunnels essentially from every source, but they sell it here for way more on silly promises of "ultra thin" or "high quality silicone," really gimmicky sales that doesn't make any of a difference on the quality of the tunnels, especially these ones. I feel no difference in quality by touch and sight with these tunnels, it's just silicone. Go to Wish unless you're looking for glass or steel, and even then, check out wish. This product belongs in a Spencer's for the ridiculous price on these SILICONE tunnels

As soon as I saw these in person, I knew there was going to be a problem. The flaired ends are way too big to pass through a 6g piercing. I had wanted a hollow set of plugs so I could wear a hoop through them, but the size of the flair and hollow center make the material very thin. The end result is there's just no way to push these through my piercing. I've tried pinching and folding the flair, but it's simultaneously too big to fit while being too small to fold further. I ended up just irritated my ears in the process of trying to insert it. These MIGHT work for a larger guage, and based on other reviews this appears to be the case. But these were definitely not designed for a 6g or smaller.

I agree with the other review saying that these aren't the best for smaller gauges. I'm at a 6g currently, and I liked that these seemed pretty cheap but still decent quality since I'll only be using these temporarily (my end goal is 0g). And they ARE decent quality-comfortable, and they do some light stretching even. My big issue is that the proportions on the small ones are so extreme (AKA the outer parts are super wide compared to the inner part) so they're SUPER difficult to get in. You have to fold them up as small and tight as possible and quickly shove them through the holes before they unfold on you. It took me dozens and dozens of tries to get them in since my holes are still relatively small. (I did get them in though, so it's not impossible.) I think someone with a larger gauge would have a much easier time getting them in. I included a photo to show how dramatic the proportions are on the 6g. The larger gauged ones didn't seem as dramatic. And I KNOW it's possible to have small gauge silicon tunnels that are easy to put in. I had silicon tunnels when I was 10g that were a BREEZE to put in, so I don't understand why they had to make these so hard to put in. However, the plus side of the super wide outside parts is that they'll definitely stay in. Probably won't even budge until you yank them out.

I have two of my lobe piercings stretched to 6g, and I ordered these tunnels so it would be easier to sleep on them. No matter how I fold the tunnel, it will not go into the piercing. I have a cartilage piercing also at a 6g with a silicone tunnel, but these new tunnels won't work in it either. I know I can use silicone for 6g, but this brand is too thick or has a flaw. I tried using the black first, and then the clear. It seems they're both too thick for my use.