Your sleeper earrings have arrived.
Here’s how to put them on.
Ready? We’ll guide you!
The first time takes a little patience and dexterity — that’s normal! The design is different from anything you’re used to. But you’ll see, it quickly becomes second nature. And once they’re in place, you’ll understand why our customers never take them off.
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① Get the hoops ready
Disinfect your studs with rubbing alcohol and let them dry.
Lubricate them. If it’s been a while since you’ve worn earrings, or if you have sensitive ears, apply a small amount of ointment to the ring (like Polysporin). This will help it slide smoothly through the earlobe without forcing it.
② Grab and spread the ends apart.
Place your fingers on each side of the ring, not directly on the ends, and gently spread them apart to the sides, as if you were opening a little mouth.
Good news: your sleeper earrings are resilient and can open a few millimeters without any problem. But the more you spread them, the more you risk distorting the roundness of the ring. The rule? Open just enough for your earlobe to fit through, no more.
③ Slide through and close the hoop.
Gently insert by guiding the ring from the front to the back of the earlobe.
Bring the two ends toward each other. You can push them slightly past each other, then ease back so they align perfectly.
Once in place — you can do anything.
You can wear them…
☀️ Day and night
🚿 Under the shower (it cleans them!)
🏊🏼♀️ To the pool (occasionally)
💪🏻 At the gym
🎧 With headphones
🏍️ Under a bikeor snowboard helmet
However, do avoid …
❌ Heavily chlorinated pools and bromine spas on a regular basis
❌ Corrosive cleaning products
❌ Direct contact with perfumes and creams
What to expect after putting the hoops in
An adjustment period is necessary
Slight redness, sensitivity, or warmth after putting them in? That’s completely normal, especially if it’s been a while since you’ve worn earrings.
These sensations will disappear within a few hours to a few days.
hen to worry: the signs of a true allergic reaction
An allergic reaction is more intense, it comes on quickly, and it doesn’t improve over time.
Frequently asked questions
Something’s wrong?
Got any other concerns? Read our FAQ or write to us!
