Magnet earrings stick to your ear lobes through magnetism. The stud in the front is held in place through magnetism by a piece in the back of the ear lobe. As long as the force is strong, the earring will stay put. However, if the magnetic pull gets loose, the earring will fall off. Therefore, it’s important to understand how to reinforce the basic mechanism of a magnet earring and help it to stick better.

  • Magnet earrings stick to your ear lobes through magnetism.
  • Therefore, it’s important to understand how to reinforce the basic mechanism of a magnet earring and help it to stick better.

Keep your ear lobes clean. The front and back of your ear lobes should be free of dirt, dust and grime. These things will block or distort the magnetism of your magnet earrings making them difficult to wear and unable to stick.

Stay away from hair gels that drip or run. Hair gels or even sprays can drip or run down to your ear lobes and build up. This build up of hair product can also block or distort the magnetism of your magnet earrings causing them to slip off or not stick.

Buy quality magnet earrings. The reason why certain magnet earrings don’t stick well is because they are poorly made. So, you should do a little research before you buy a pair of magnet earrings. Ask around, check the Internet and get help from a salesperson. This method should lead you to the best brand of magnet earrings to buy.

  • Stay away from hair gels that drip or run.
  • So, you should do a little research before you buy a pair of magnet earrings.

Wear magnet earrings on the thinnest part of your ear. The big reason for this tip is that the less amount of barrier between the front and back of your magnet earrings, the better the stick. So keep this in mind as you wear them on different areas of your ear. If you have extremely thick ear lobes, it might be better to wear your magnet earrings higher up on the cartilage area of the ears. It’s most likely the spot where the earring will stick best.

  • Wear magnet earrings on the thinnest part of your ear.
  • If you have extremely thick ear lobes, it might be better to wear your magnet earrings higher up on the cartilage area of the ears.

Toss magnet earrings that break. Unlike other types of earrings, magnet earrings are usually hard to repair. It’s just not a matter of replacing a hook or clasp. So, if something happens to them, its best to just toss them away versus doing a patch job. A patch job may lessen the magnetism and cause your magnet earrings not to stick.

TIP

Maintain your magnet earrings by keeping them in a clean box away from other earrings.

WARNING

If the back of your magnet earring starts to peel and disintegrate, it's time to toss it.