Where can I find ear covers to keep my ears from being burned while using a curling iron?
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Mermaid made me laugh!!!\n\nBut surprisingly such products are apparently being developed:\nhttp://members.tripod.com/valleyearprotectors/Overview.html\nhttp://www.freepatentsonline.com/5628070.html\nhttp://www.freepatentsonline.com/6237157.html
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If you feel more comfortable that way, why not? I recommend you get some earplugs instead of cotton -- they will work better and are safer. You can buy them at big drugstores, in the safety equipment section. They are cheap.
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try a tens machine and/or a heat pack.
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I made earrings out of guitar picks and to install the french wire I melted a hole at the pointy end with an awl/ice pick.  I heated up the metal tip of the awl on the gas stove and used it to melt a small hole in the guitar pick.  Cool idea, now I'll make a matching necklace!  Thanks!
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Hi ginaballerina,\nEar Candles removes excess ear wax and toxins. Detoxify sinus and lymph system. It's relaxing and soothing. Ear candles are made from unbleached cotton strips and beeswax. You can find these at health food stores. Good Luck: Blueladybug
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If you go to www.cdcovers.cc they have alot of covers, but you may have to wait a while for the latest stuff.\n\nAny other questions, just ask!
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This site has a lot of products:\n\nhttp://www.soundprooffoam.com/echo-absorber.html
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I can not tell you how many times i have burned myself with the curling iron. I am sure u will be ok, but check out this site. it has really helped me out in the past.\n\n\nhttp://firstaid.about.com/od/injuriesathome/ht/06_burns.htm
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Golf head covers?  e-bay may be the best
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Here is the one I recently made:\n\nTake a transparency sheet and take ear buds (used for over head projectors)- lots of them. Dip the top of cotton part, of a bunch of ear buds, in glue and place them vertically on the transparent sheet. Go on doing this to make a square tightly filled with ear buds.  Note: you will have to give support to the ear buds until they are glued completely. \n\nNow you can apply the glue on the other side of ear buds and place another transparent sheet. Paint the central region of the ear bud-sticks with black colour. If required, cover the sides. It now looks like a square piece taken from a region in the plasma membrane.\n\nThe cotton ends now look like the hydrophobic layers on either end while the central region looks like the hydrophilic ends of phospholipids. If you want to elaborate, you can include proteins in the bilayer! You can use colour papers, ribbons etc (you can stiffen them by dipping in some glue and drying in the shape you want; I have also seen hair-bands available that form specific ion-channel like structures. Goodluck!
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ear wax is a substance that  will trap any dirt-smog ect. before it hits  the inner ear canal  causing havoc\nwithout it, are ear drums are very vulnerable  kinda like fly paper hanging at the door---lol
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This is called 'candling' and is done using a cone shaped candle and a protective shield. \nThere are special candles, not just any will work.\nThe candle is placed in the ear with a shield, or pan, between candle and ear.  It burns for about 10 minutes and is supposed to draw toxins and extra wax out.
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put a lttle bit of rubbing alcohol in your ears it helps
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buy a leaf of alo-vera and rub on burn serveral times a day\ntry not to cover for long periods of time.
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Sometimes websites and retailers of wedding shoes and accessories will have what you're looking for.  Or as a cheaper alternative you can buy a product called "mole skin" (not actually skin, don't worry) that's kind of a thick foam with adhesive on the back.  I think Walmart should have it near the pharmacy with the bandaids and such.  Try calling a few places in your area, other stores should have it, too.
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Try this place:\nhttp://www.chicagobeauty.com/salon_description.cfm?salon_id=146
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The itching could be due to either infection, dry skin or allergy. \nI would go with infection since you have one.\nUse ALCOHOL to clean around the posts not peroxide as peroxide has a healing agent in it and you do not want the ears to close until the infection is gone.\nIf the earring you have in now is surgical steel that is good from an allergy standpoint.  Check the grade of the steel (you can find out about grades from a google search) and make sure you are using good quality.  If you have cleared up the infection (which can be caused by allergy irritation btw) and it still itches, you might want to switch metals.  I know my Aunt is allergic to nickle, and I am allergic to gold, so we have to get post covers (they are like little condoms for your earrings LOL)  I think they are called aller ears or something like that.  Most Claire's and cheapie earring stores have them...hmmm, I wonder if there is a connection there LOL