Moonlit Grove

04/10/2026

03/26/2026

Open every Wednesday for walk-ins! ⭐️

Come in and get a piercing or purchase something. No appointment necessary!

03/26/2026

HOURS CHANGE!

Unfortunately, due to some personal stuff, I will be adjusting my business hours until further notice. Once I get things all figured out, I will resume normal business hours. Sorry about the inconvenience. I appreciate all of your support! ❤️

To book an appointment or if you want to come in and purchase something, go to my website moonlitgrove.ca or contact me through Facebook, email, and/or text!

Email: [email protected]
Text: 437-235-8859

03/26/2026

Visit Moonlit Grove's website: https://www.moonlitgrove.ca/

03/21/2026

Harley Quinn inspired earscape 🖤♦️♠️

03/10/2026

Some Products that are Available!✨

Incense, pendulums, necklaces, incense holders, candles and more!

03/05/2026

Some new candles I made! 🕯️🩷

These are available for sale at my shop.

I make my candles with the earth in mind. I use soy wax, eco-friendly scents, and biodegradable glitter. I also design the labels! Some more info below:

🌿Candle Size: 13 oz
🌷Scents: My scented candles are made with fragrance oils that are phthalate-free. These phthalate-free fragrances are high-quality scents that are better for both your health and the planet.
🦋Soy Wax: All of my candles are made from soy wax, which is a renewable and biodegradable wax. Soy wax is clean-burning, non-toxic, and eco-friendly.
🐚Glitter: Glitter used in my candles is crafted from biodegradable materials for an environmentally friendly shine. It is carcinogen-free, mutagen-free, cruelty-free, phthalate-free, toxin-free, and vegan. It is safe for cosmetics, candles, soaps, and crafts.

02/26/2026

Hoops available! 😍

These would look great in septum, daith, and helix piercings, but you can get creative. I also have simple silver and gold hoops that can also be used as lobe earrings.

02/21/2026

Please DO NOT pierce yourself or others at home!

I know that piercing yourself at home may seem like something fun to do, or someone you know did it and the piercing turned out fine, but overall it is very risky and many things can go wrong.

There are a lot of things that you must take into consideration when piercing (some things you may not even think of), and overall it is just safer and better to go to a reputable piercer. Here at Moonlit Grove education is very important, and I want to provide you with good information to make an informed decision.

There are a lot of risks involved when piercing at home:

🏠Your home is not as sanitary as a piercing studio. Piercing studios have very high regulations and standards of sterilization/cleanliness. Cleaners, air flow, surface materials, sterilization processes/procedures, and more must be considered.

🦠You likely aren’t taking the same precautions to keep the process as sterile as possible, such as nitrile gloves, sterilized jewelry, sterilized tools, and sterilized needles. (Alcohol doesn’t count as a sterilizer for new piercings)

💍You may use improper jewelry. With initial piercings the jewelry gauge, length, material, and type needs to be correct for the type of piercing that is being done. Using the wrong material can cause a reaction, using too short of a bar can cause embedding, not downsizing at the right time can cause irritation, the wrong gauge compared to the needle will make it a painful process, and piercing with a hoop can increase the risk of infection (aside from septum and daith).

🪡Is the correct piercing tool being used and handled of properly? If you are piercing at home chances are you are using a sewing needle or thumb tack and not a body piercing needle. Sewing needles/thumb tacks are not designed to pierce people. They are not as sharp and don’t glide as smoothly as a piercing needle. Sewing needles/thumb tacks only make the process more painful, and if you are doing a cartilage piercing it can damage the cartilage. Also, are you disposing of used sharps or are you reusing them? Reusing needles on yourself or your friends can transfer bacteria and/or bloodborne pathogens. Additionally, each time you use a needle it dulls it. A piercing needle should only be used once. All sharps must be disposed of in a sharps container. It is biohazardous waste and you don’t want whoever is taking out the trash to get pricked with a used needle.

✍️Placement of a piercing is very important. At home you may incorrectly place the piercing or make it crooked. An incorrectly placed piercing can increase the risk of rejection, infection, and it likely won’t look as good. If you are getting a piercing you want it to look nice!

02/20/2026

The shop is CLOSED today due to the weather. Went for thirty minutes and came home. Crazy how fast the weather changes.

02/14/2026

Hello! I just found out that my Facebook has been sending out AI messages to people. So sorry for that and I am trying to fix it. I was not aware that this was happening since nothing was showing up on my end. I know that it's probably pretty annoying, so I'm fixing it lol.

Send a message to learn more

02/14/2026

Interested in cartilage piercings?

A helix is a great way to dip your toes into cartilage piercings. In my opinion, it is the least painful of the cartilage piercings, and it's just so cute!

If you have questions about any piercings, message me, and I will be happy to answer! ☺️