What does APP stand for?

Association of Professional Piercers

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Samples in periodicals archive:

As you walked to the chair, awareness took over and you looked around the room, made sure that the artist has an Association of Professional Piercers certificate and observed the way she sanitized her hands before she approached you and asked you to sit on the chair.

After Getting A Nose Piercing

In addition to making sure a facility has been recognized by the state, Overton says, consumers can check to see whether a piercing shop is certified by the Association of Professional Piercers, an organization with even more stringent standards than the state.

Campaign focuses on piercing safety

When healed, tissue on the inside of a hole in the ear lobe leaves a scar, explains Patrick McCarthy, president of the Association of Professional Piercers (APP).

The Hole Story

Make sure that they have an Association of Professional Piercers certificate.

Are You Ready to Get A Tongue Piercing?

All of the body art organizations (the Alliance of Professional Tattooists, the American Body Art Association, the Association of Professional Piercers, and the Society of Cosmetic Professionals) are strong supporters of artist education, and they conduct national and regional hygiene workshops; unfortunately their memberships represent only a minority of the nation's body artists.

Body Art: Regulatory Issues and the NEHA Body Art Model Code