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By *idssissy OP TV/TS 2 weeks ago
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I don't know if I am the only one to struggle with nasal air. I have tried electrical a trimmers, I have tried small hair scissors. I don't know if it's my technique or lack of dexterity. It's been a long term issue.
I go to a female barbers who doesn't do facial or nasal hair and not sure am brave enough to do the waxing at Turkish barbers
Any practical advice appreciated |
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By *erdyHollyTV/TS 2 weeks ago
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I would say pluck up the courage for the Turkish barbers, it's the best way and it's what I do.
They use a cotton wool bud with wax, let it set for a couple of minutes then yank it out. Works well. |
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"I don't know if I am the only one to struggle with nasal air. I have tried electrical a trimmers, I have tried small hair scissors. I don't know if it's my technique or lack of dexterity. It's been a long term issue.
I go to a female barbers who doesn't do facial or nasal hair and not sure am brave enough to do the waxing at Turkish barbers
Any practical advice appreciated "
Embrace it. Plait it and put in a miniature red bow. |
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Had the wax job in South Africa in feb eye watering moment I just use tweezers now still eye watering but doesn’t cost anything either way it’s going to hurt man up or put up with them as they say good luck now where’s the tissues lol |
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By *ickylouCouple 2 weeks ago
birmingham |
"The Turkish Barber I use puts hot wax on a cotton bud and puts one in each nostril. They let it cool/set for a minute or so and then pull/yank it out. Clears both passages completely. "
And does not hurt a single bit. Would rather go to a Turkish barber than pull one out with tweezers |
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I use a nose and ear trimmer. It does the job. I get a haircut once a month and get the ears and nose waxed. Everyone has a different pain tolerance. It will hurt for some, it won't for others. However, the pain is temporary, if any. You'll love the results.
I've heard the hair is actually designed for protection, to stop things going inside those areas. But now it's trendy to remove it or trim it. |
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"I don't know if I am the only one to struggle with nasal air. I have tried electrical a trimmers, I have tried small hair scissors. I don't know if it's my technique or lack of dexterity. It's been a long term issue.
I go to a female barbers who doesn't do facial or nasal hair and not sure am brave enough to do the waxing at Turkish barbers
Any practical advice appreciated "
You don't want to wax or use tweezers. Pulling the hairs out is dangerous. Should the broken skin become infected and you get sepsis there is a good chance you will not be saved. The nose area is something called the danger triangle. It is the quickest root to your brain. It is the reason cocaine is snorted. If you get sepsis in that area the route to your brain is small.
In short if you pull hairs out of your nose and get sepsis you probably won't be saved. |
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By *arylRMan 2 weeks ago
East Anglia |
I use this one, it's really good and is good for trimming 'body' hair too
Philips 10 in 1 Beard Trimmer and Hair Clipper Kit MG5920/15
- 403/6719 from Argos.
I did put the link on the post above, but it may have contravened the forum rules on links so I've just put the details instead. |
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