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Crap... I've plucked more than a few with my fingers, better hold off on that.
Best nose hair trimmer?
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Yeah I didn't even give that part of it any thought.. damn.
that's the one
oh, hey now.
If mine dies I'll check out the conair. Thanks
Groomate platinum.
So compact, needs no batteries and the blades are still sharp on mine even after 15 years of use!!
So compact, needs no batteries and the blades are still sharp on mine even after 15 years of use!!
I've used the Groom Mate for my nose for the last couple years, works well.
Another +1 for the ConairMAN. This thing is a beast. Compared to the other bulky weak units I've tried, this thing is the equivalent of an aggressive open comb DE with a fresh Feather blade in it. It's very loud, but works so quickly, that you're in and out in seconds. Great value for $20.
I also have the Norelco Series 1000, and it does a great job. It also comes with an eyebrow trimming kit, which has reined in my late onset Cronkite brow.
I think I paid just shy of $20 for it.
Groom Mate Platinum XL Nose & Ear Hair Trimmer
Didn't see this thread until now but here you go. No batteries, not charging or outlet needed. Silent to use. Small so it takes up very little room in a dopp bag. About 20 bucks and will likely last you a lifetime.
Just Google it or you can find it on Amazon which is where I bought mine several years ago. For what it's worth, if I lost it would replace it with the exact same item.
Didn't see this thread until now but here you go. No batteries, not charging or outlet needed. Silent to use. Small so it takes up very little room in a dopp bag. About 20 bucks and will likely last you a lifetime.
Just Google it or you can find it on Amazon which is where I bought mine several years ago. For what it's worth, if I lost it would replace it with the exact same item.
I always found the electric ones a pain .... and pretty ineffective. Blade not sharp, not effective, getting all clogged up and gross, battery running down .....
Got a pair of blunt tip scissors on Amazon. Never going back. Totally versatile, easy to clean, nice and sharp, and cant poke myself. Good for nose, ears, eyebrows, and stray hairs around sideburns and ears.
Seriously - check some out ...... one of the best purchases I have ever made.
Got a pair of blunt tip scissors on Amazon. Never going back. Totally versatile, easy to clean, nice and sharp, and cant poke myself. Good for nose, ears, eyebrows, and stray hairs around sideburns and ears.
Seriously - check some out ...... one of the best purchases I have ever made.
Crazy hair as you get older. I have a battery powered unit similar to those on page 1 of this thread. It works and only cuts hair (not skin) so it's easy to deal with nose and ear hair. I cut my own (head) hair and there is a guard for eyebrows so that's idiot proof as well.
I've ever started to have light, fine hair grow on certain place on top of my nose. I could run the nose trimmer along the outside of my nose but I use a Gillette Superspeed that is too mild (for me) for shaving. I use it just to handle external nose hair.
I hope no more hair pops up in crazy places as I get older
I've ever started to have light, fine hair grow on certain place on top of my nose. I could run the nose trimmer along the outside of my nose but I use a Gillette Superspeed that is too mild (for me) for shaving. I use it just to handle external nose hair.
I hope no more hair pops up in crazy places as I get older
I have found with the cheaper nose trimmers that if you clean them well first to get the factory dirt/oil/preservative removed and use some clipper oil to lube them they work much better and don't clog as fast or as badly. You still might just get a bad unit though that doesn't ever function well.
