How to remove nose hair painlessly?
Having hair sticking out of your nostrils is particularly unsightly, for both men and women. However, as we age, we have more and more hair in our noses. We have written an article for you to help you get rid of your nose hair.
Nose hair removal tweezers, stop the torture!
Plucking nose hairs with tweezers is effective, but terribly painful. The advantage of tweezers is that the root of the hair is pulled out and the bulb takes time to grow back. So this gives you a little respite!
Unfortunately, this technique is terribly painful. The nose is equipped with numerous nerve endings. Pulling out the hair triggers an electric shock to the nerves.
Anyone who’s ever tried it knows the terrible tingling and sneezing sensation that follows the hair removal. Unless you’re a sado-masochist, this method should be avoided. If you enjoy torture, there’s also nose waxing, which promises to make you scream at will!
Scissors: The Painless But Approximate Method for Removing Nose Hair
If you can’t pull them out, you can trim them with scissors. Preferably, use scissors with rounded tips. The disadvantage of this method is that it’s dangerous. You risk cutting yourself. Therefore, you should only trim the tips of the hairs or be especially careful.
The second disadvantage of this method is that it must be repeated frequently. Scissors don’t cut the hairs at the root, and they quickly grow back.
The quick, painless and safe solution
To remove nose hair quickly and safely, we recommend mini nose and ear hair trimmers.
The advantage is that they allow you to cut hairs close to the ground in just a few seconds.
The cutting head is special and does not cut the skin, making it safe to use.
The hair is cut, not pulled out. It’s therefore not painful. Above all, it helps avoid creating small cracks in the skin that can provide entry for bacteria that can cause infections. This is particularly the case with Staphylococcus aureus.
We recommend only removing the nose hairs that are at the entrance to the nose and are visible. Don’t pluck them too far up the nostrils, as nose hairs serve a purpose in the human body. Their role is to block large amounts of dust from entering the nasal mucosa or lungs. This advice is especially important for people who are allergic to dust, cat hair, or pollen.