<p><strong>NOTE: The following page contains content and materials of a sexual nature which may be inappropriate for children and may be offensive to some adults. Please use this page responsibly.</strong></p><p><strong>Christina</strong> <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christina_piercing" data-component="link" data-source="inlineLink" data-type="externalLink" data-ordinal="1">[Picture]</a></p><p>The Christina is not a very popular piercing, due to its lengthy healing time and high rejection rate. The Christina is a vertical piercing through the V-shaped junction at the top of the outer labia which comes out slightly above in the pubic area.</p><p>The Christina also requires specific anatomic criteria in order to be suitable for the wearer. The thickness of the skin the piercing goes through is responsible for requiring a longer healing time than most other piercings. Natural body movements can also cause the jewelry to twist and bind, which can make it very uncomfortable and just not practical.</p><p>Recommended jewelry for the Christina is a 12 to 10 gauge curved barbell. Captive bead rings are not recommended, especially for the initial piercing, although it can be used once the piercing is healed.</p><p>Estimated healing time: 12-16 weeks (or longer)</p><p><strong>More on this Feature:</strong> Christina, Clitoris, Fourchette, Horizontal Clit Hood, Inner Labia, Outer Labia, Triangle, Vertical Clit Hood, Others, Aftercare</p>