Haha umm.... What is the best safest (not harmful to skin/piercing) way to dissolve Krazy Glue?

Question

One drunken night about two months ago, I pierced my ear (cartilage, outer helix, I guess) with a 14g piercing needle....

When I put in the captive ring, the hole on the ring where you put the ball in was too tight - I couldn't fit the ball bead thing on the ring, and my totally wasted self and wasted friend decide - KRAZY GLUE!

SSSSSOOOOOOOOO ANYWAY,

long story short,

Out of my own stupidness, I've had the ball on my captive ring superglued on for the past 2 months.

I want to replace the ring with something better, but obviously I can't get it off to do that.

Soooooooooooo,

How can I get it off?

Answer 1

Be patient.  Dead skin cells slough off the skin surface continuously. When enough accumulates, the Krazy Glue will be glued to a bunch of loose dead cells, and not your skin any more.

Answer 2

warm water and soap work well, i use dawn dish soap when I get it on my hands and it works well. I would be afraid to use those other chemicals on my skin, otherwise it will wear off slowly, due to the fact that skin cells come off quickly

Answer 3

Put nail polish remover on a cotton ball and soak the part you put glue  on. The acetone kind works better.

Answer 4

go get some super glue remover...they do sell it at walmart near the superglue in the hardware dept..it would be the safest way and the easiest

Answer 5

Put olive oil on a cotton ball and work at it until it leaves your ear.

Answer 6

Soak it in nail polish remover - that will dissolve the glue.