Nose Hair

[Trawlerman]

So, as I get older the hair on my head seems to be getting thinner and has more platinum highlights as every year goes by. It's also quite disturbing that as I get older, hair seems to be growing in the most unlikely of places

I've been using a cheapo Wahl Nose Hair clipper but to be honest its more a nose hair yanker and it hurts to use it. Sorry i'll rephrase that. It Bl*&dy hurts a lot.

So I was wondering what the best options are for Nose Hair removal that are as painless as possible?

 

[sjedwardz]

I can really sympathise with you as I am now 41. I think my ear hair is the fastest growing thing known to man

I also have a whal nose trimmer but now use a little babyliss trimmer that came with my hair clippers. They are designed to trim your hair behind your ear and eyebrows but I find it works well for your nose.

Of course if you are a real man you'd be using a straight!

 

[Trawlerman]

I can really sympathise with you as I am now 41. I think my ear hair is the fastest growing thing known to man

Hell, I'm only 35 and look like a Puxtatawny Bill has taken to hibernating in my nasal cavity.

Of course if you are a real man you'd be using a straight!

What on my nose? I have big nose but wouldn't dream of taking a straight anywhere near it!

 

[dod.e.ratherwell]

Use SWMBO's little sewing scissors! Sharp effective and naughty...put em back where you found them!

 

[Alacrity59]

I use a phillips N9110 like the one Steve Carell uses in Even Almighty. Its good for Nose, Ears, and has a couple of trimming attachments for eyebrows as well.

 

[dpmtherrien]

I just have a pair of battery operated cheap nose and ear hair trimmers. I've had them for years and don't even remember where I got them, but I know they didn't cost much. All I know is they get the job done with no problems at all.

 

[trewornan]

I've been using the Dovo Klipette for a few years now:

http://www.gentlemans-shop.com/acatalog/Nasal_Hair_Trimmer.html

It's not perfect and if you don't get it right it can tug a bit painfully but as long as you make sure you're twisting it all the time and don't just push it works very well. It's another one of those lovely bits of equipment that work on manual power and will last forever.

 

[DESkydiver]

As the age increases and the hairline receeds (to the back, ears and nose) I thought that is what the clipper extension on my old electric razor was for