Nose hair clippers---a tool?

ldj · Mar 29, 2017

Been clipping with scissors or plucking. Decided to get electric clippers. Can't stand them, they tickle my nose so bad I can't stand to use them. I have googled about clippers and tickling nose. Apparently I'm the only person that has that problem because I didn't find one hit about it. I did read there are several different ways different brands work. They are rated by how well they cut, by how much noise they make, how much they pull hair and a few other but not tickling the nose.
Has anyone had this problem and what kind were they and if you change brands did they still tickle.
Hummm maybe my nose is super sensitive.

showcrop · Mar 29, 2017

I remember years ago seeing an ad for one. You stuck up your nose and while holding the little outer drum part you twisted a knob to turn the cutter drum inside.

Texasmark1 · Mar 29, 2017

I use the one the size of a yellow pencil eraser that has slits in the sides. Works great for me and no cuts and very little tickling if I do it myself.
If somebody else does it during a grooming session, any of them tickle.

Bob · Mar 29, 2017

Hmmmm?

I am a minimalist and DON'T pluck or clip my nose hairs, thereby avoiding all that misery. You might want to give that a try. Just say'in!

Hoenes · Mar 29, 2017

My daughter-in-law is a beautician, and does waxing. I'm not brave enough to
try it!

Charles in Aus. · Mar 30, 2017

Bite the bullet and go to a laser salon ; use a disguise and go at night !
Two visits a month apart , about $50 bucks a go and you never have to bother about hairy ears or nostrils ever again .
If every bodily problem could be solved so easily I would be a happy man .

Texasmark1 · Mar 30, 2017

My sweetie does mine as part of my regular grooming, (except the nose because it tickles as stated earlier) and I get some hugs and all in the
process. Price? Priceless!

Dusty MI · Mar 30, 2017

My nose hairs only bother me when they extend beyond my nostrils. So when the do I use the sideburn clipper that is part of my electric razor.

Dusty

dr sportster · Mar 30, 2017

I found scissors to cause sores in the nostrils. The trimmer does not do that.

Married2Allis · Mar 30, 2017

Who needs clippers nothing beats ripping them out.

JMS/.MN · Mar 30, 2017

While shaving, I snort and make a pass with the razor. Cuts them off beyond the nose.

Inno · Mar 30, 2017

A good set of needle nose pliers or a set of locking forceps. Man up!

BCCase · Mar 30, 2017

I have a trimmer from Duluth Trading Co. that works like the powered ones but you spin it manually. They work great no tickle, it just takes a
little longer to do.

showcrop · Mar 30, 2017

(quoted from post at 17:40:15 03/30/17) I have a trimmer from Duluth Trading Co. that works like the powered ones but you spin it manually. They work great no tickle, it just takes a
little longer to do.

Same as what I described.

unc · Mar 30, 2017

I don't know if they are still made, but back in the early eighties, the "Nose Hair Clippette" and "Ear Hair Clippette" were available from cutlery shops. They were the type of gadget where a rotary blade turned inside a notched sleeve. Apparently they worked, as my dad used one for years. I think they were American made. Anybody remember them? unc

Bob · Mar 30, 2017

Youtube has it covered!
BIC

dwag · Mar 31, 2017

Suppose a guy could hook it up to a cordless drill? Called work'n smart! lol

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