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If you came to this entry looking for hot wax torture and the like, check the entry on [[Wax play|wax play]] instead.
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! colspan=2 | ''Warren Hiller''
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! Birth Date
| May 19
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! Birth Place
| Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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! Death Date
| Living
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! Occupation
| BME staff (retired)
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==Biography==
Beeswax, vegetable waxes, and vegetable oils (but not paraffin wax) are often used to treat the surface of [[Wood|wood]] to seal it and prolong its life. It should be noted that over-oiling or over-waxing can actually ''reduce'' the life of the jewelry.
'''Warren Hiller''' was one of the new/modern era [[Piercer|piercers]] who appeared on the industry scene in 2002.  With a high emphasis on professional, ethics and morals, Warren devoted his life to [[Piercing|body piercing]], constantly bettering his abilities.


Best known as being the individual who pushed an open dialogue amongst professionals and apprentices, with the start of the IAM Learning forum.
== See Also ==
 
* [[Wood|Wood]]
Having traveled the globe, in late 2008, Warren went on hiatus and eventual retirement from Body Piercing.
 
In 2009 Warren obtained a job as a Sterile Tech for one of the busiest shops in Canada, as well as enrolled in school for Sterile Supply Processing.
 
In 2010 he obtained his certification in Sterile Supply Processing and is investing his time and efforts more within the Health Care industries than Body Piercing.

Latest revision as of 22:34, 25 September 2023

If you came to this entry looking for hot wax torture and the like, check the entry on wax play instead.

Beeswax, vegetable waxes, and vegetable oils (but not paraffin wax) are often used to treat the surface of wood to seal it and prolong its life. It should be noted that over-oiling or over-waxing can actually reduce the life of the jewelry.

See Also

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