Review on 🔧 BetterJonny Stainless Steel Nose & Ear Hair Trimmer - Painless, Waterproof Clipper for Men & Women - No-Battery Design by Angela White

After half a century of using scissors to trim nose hair and tweezers to remove hair from ears and eyebrows, I decided it was time to try this simple device. For the price (currently $10.99) it looks decent and should last quite a while. The little metal box is handy for storing the trimmer and cleaning brush, but most importantly it keeps the trimmer from getting lost between the various gadgets cluttering up my bathroom drawer. - End scissors) for trimming nose hairs - Fairly effective at catching and trimming nose hairs and stray hairs on eyebrows - Clean cuts; does not pull hair at all - Easy to clean: I do not see the possibility of disassembly, but I do not understand why it is necessary; Rinsing under running water works perfectly. CONS: - *Much* less precise than scissors. Basically, you insert this device up your nose and move it around randomly, repeatedly activating the blades and hoping you manage to catch any offending hairs. It's like fishing with a net at night - you know the fish are down there, but all you can do is move the net and hope to catch it. You can spend a few minutes with the trimmer and still find that a hair or two has eluded all your efforts. It is not very effective to get rid of random hairs in the ears; This will cut them, but usually not all the way along the bottom edge. Flat-tipped tweezers are much more precise and will pull out all of the hair (although this does add a slight "ooh" effect). Keep small scissors and tweezers handy to take care of the finishing touches.