BlingGuardBlingDots Earring Support & Stabilizer - 90 Dots/45 Pairs - Drooping Earring Disc Ear Lobe Back Support, Lifts Large & Heavy Earrings

I bought the Bling Guards along with the Ear Lobe Wonder Ear support patches. My left earring hole tore al the way thru. I didn't know until I tried to put earrings on and couldn't. That's when I saw it had torn all the way. The Ear Lobe Wonder patches work great and do hold the earring even though the hole tore completely.. I use the bling Guards and Lobe Wonder patches together. They are like bras for earrings. No drooping, and your earrings stay perky!! Perfection! Cheaper than cosmetic surgery!These add the extra support to keep earrings in when the piercing has torn. It would also help those with stretched out piercings from heavy earrings. Now my earrings are perky and they stay in!! What great inventions!!! The BlingGuards are little round patches and you place them behind your ear, the back side of the piercing ( or lack there of in my case). The Bling Guards are thicker than the Lobe Wonders. I need all the support I can get. I think just the Bling Guards would work well!! Then put your earring on thru the patch. They work wonderfully! I always put the earring thru the back and thru the patches first. Then I put the earring in from the front. That way I can put them in easily. Remember, one of my piercings is torn all the way thru. I found that to be the easiest way for my situation!! Brilliant and very smart product!! They are super sticky, so I don't worry about them falling off! You can even wear them for a couple of days!!

These work so great!! Better than any other type I have purchased. They stay on for days even with multiple showers. I usually have to peel them off before they fall off! I find they work best if I put the earring through my ear first then push the dot on and stick to the back of my ear. Highly recommend

I ordered these Blingguard Bling Dot just on a whim. When I received them they came in a cute little black case but I did not know what to expect on the inside. How cute they were these little round cushions for your earlobes. They are soft and sturdy and they adhere to your earlobe very well, I was quite surprised. When I was younger I would wear big earrings and of course as you grow older your earlobes tend to stretch quite a bit from your younger years. I have so many earrings now that I cannot wear because they hang too low in my earlobes and that just doesn't look too nice. Yesterday I took a small set of hoops that I have and I said okay I'm going to try these dots. To my extreme surprise THEY WORKED!! The dots are very comfortable you don't even know that you have them on. Very simple, you just peel and stick the dot on the back of your ear lobe, make sure that the dot is covering the entire stretched area, take your earring put it through your earlobe and through the dot, close your earring and it's that simple. My earring stayed up did not feel uncomfortable I didn't even know I had earrings on. When I came home I decided to take my earrings out but leave the dot on. I woke up this morning and the guard was still sticking on my ear. I don't ever want to run out of these so I may order two more sets, you get six little sheets with 15 dots on each sheet. I actually had put them on before I took a shower, put on my shower cap and just covered my ears they stayed on no problem. I read some reviews where ladies said they have kept them on for days at a time, the instructions recommend that you change them out daily. Naturally the choice is yours but how do you clean the back of your ears when you shower if your dots are there, they have not been tested with water so I don't know how that will work. This does not mean ladies to put those big earrings on with the dots, they are not made to hold that. Your lever backs and lighter hoops and your studs should hold up perfectly with these guards. Please give them a try I'm very pleased with them. Looking forward to trying my other earrings with them.

I tried these for a pair of large studs. I don’t have stretched earlobes or piercings. It was just that the studs were large enough and my earlobes flexible enough that gravity pulled them down so they looked droopy. These helped reduce the droop some, but didn’t completely resolve the problem. The solution for me ended up being two-fold: my jeweler modified the studs to sit closer to my earlobe, and I used the largest clear plastic disc type support that would fit behind my earlobe. My jeweler said that he finds these flexible patch type supports work best for earring droop caused by stretched earlobes or piercings. When that’s not the issue, he finds the plastic disc type work better. YMMV, but he was right in my case. So even though these didn’t completely do the job for me, four stars for them, because they’re easy to use, unobtrusive, stay on but are easy to remove when you want to, and do help in some cases.

It surprising nice smaller but works good 😊

The bad news: these don't work very well. The good news: you get a lot of them.The adhesive sticks better to the paper it's on, or to your fingers, than to the back of the earlobe. The dots are small and hard to position, especially if you have old squishy lobes, which is why you might want something like this to stabilize an earring in the first place. IF you can position the dots in the right place over the hole, then pushing the earring through is nearly impossible, not to mention painful.For one ear, I poked a hole in the dot with a canvas sail needle while the dot was still attached to the paper, attached it to the back of the lobe, and then inserted the earring post and wiggled it around to find the hole in the dot and push it through. That didn't work on the other ear, so, since I was wasting so many dots trying, I poked a hole in a dot, inserted the earring in my earlobe, pushed the post through the dot behind my lobe, and finally attached the earring back and pressed the dot into place. That worked, but what a pain.Won't order these again, can't recommend.