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

I usually use a battery powered nose hair trimmer but I've often wondered how well these handheld trimmers work as the battery often seems to run out when I want to use my regular trimmer. This trimmer is included in the scope of delivery. nice tin box for storage. There is also a small cleaning brush. Instructions are included, but are not really needed because the trimmer is intuitive to use. Since my nose hair was long enough to grow into my mustache, this was the perfect opportunity to…

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…

I have never used a nose hair trimmer and am glad I got one. It's very easy to use. The first time I tried it, I barely stuck it up my nose, pinched two fingers together, and cut myself. Just a cut. As I got used to using this product, I became less and less nervous about cuts.

- Nose hairs bother me a lot, so I use them when I go hiking for a long time and don't have electricity. They are really different from the electric version and take some getting used to. Each push rotates the blades forward 1/4 turn and back 1/4 turn. I was hoping it was spring loaded and would rotate a little, although they aren't designed that way. It's smooth, the slits are about 1/16 inch from the skin on the sides and top. The hair-thin slits you can slide into are narrower than competing

This is an industrial design that looks a bit odd but works very well. With it, I could easily trim the hairs in my nose and ears. Due to its stainless steel construction, it can then be washed with soap and/or water. It works by sliding the metal sides in and out, which then rotates the blades inside. Looks a bit weird, but works well. Batteries are not required which is a huge plus and makes this product very eco-friendly indeed! Highly recommended!