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09-12-2005, 02:58 AM
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Nosehairs
Does anyone use tweasers in their nose? I have tried this twice in the past month and I find it unbearable. It's not much pain, but my eyes start watering like crazy, my nose gets all runny, and afterwards I look as if I've been bawling uncontrollably for an hour, and that pisses me off since just five minutes before I had wiped my face clean after crying for an hour.
-Michael 
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09-12-2005, 03:04 AM
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Re: Nosehairs
"get one of those electric groomers?"
Well, maybe I just don't have the right one, but I have tried this and it just didn't work well enough. -Michael
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09-12-2005, 05:19 PM
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Re: Nosehairs
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"get one of those electric groomers?" Well, maybe I just don't have the right one, but I have tried this and it just didn't work well enough. -Michael [/ QUOTE ] I'm old enough to have ear, eyebrow and nose hair that is naturally long enough to braid. That said, I don't want to look like Andy Rooney so over the years I've used many of these devices. Old man's advice: Don't get the circular type trimmers. My experience is they just don't work. You can get good quality sissors with a blunt end but I agree they suck. I bought a Remington "Titanium" rechargable trim kit a year ago at the evil Walmart a year ago and love it. This has heads for nose/ear (ears get hair when you age) along with a decent set of clippers for my neckline (I've used a Flowbee to cut the rest of my hair for fifteen years). Unfortunately my clipper doesn't show up when I used Google search - apparently Remington discontinued it. But the nose trimmer head is flat accross and looks something like this BTW, I didn't realize plucking nose hairs is bad. I learn something new on 2+2 every day. ~ Rick
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#8
09-12-2005, 03:15 AM
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Re: Nosehairs
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Hybrid Mode
