^ As title!

Thanks

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Groommate-stainless-steel-nose-trimmer/dp/B004NNXR9G

I have one of those joolsburger links to.
I don’t find it very good and takes ages. Maybe I have bloody hard nose hairs.
I bought a £5 battery one from TK Max and find it much better.

I just pluck the really long nose hairs with tweezers. It makes the eyes water a bit but at least I don’t look like a hairy old man.

According to the Italian barber I used to frequent – fire. Light a wax taper and liberally wave it around any unwanted hair 😯

A mate recently sent a picture of him trying out a new service offered by a barber in London who claims to be the only one doing so.

Take a cotton bud, dip in wax and cool a few times. Then dip one last time and stick it up your nose with a bit of moshing about. Leave to cool and extract – quickly.

I’ve yet to try it but it seems feasible – just be prepared for watery eyes.

nose, ear and eyebrow

I’m on my second one of these. Fantastic bits of kit that do nose, ear and eyebrows – because if they haven’t gone yet, they will do.

I have the same TooTall… I’m on my second as well – and can vouch that Philips’ warranty service is top notch.

Oh, and the hair singeing thing is quite common at Turkish barbers

Good set of tweezers for me.

Accept no substitute.

claims to be the only one doing so.

I can’t imagine why.

Oh, and the hair singeing thing is quite common at Turkish barbers

Lad I used to know claimed he controlled his by snorting matches. He always seemed reluctant to give us a demonstration though.

Middle finger and thumb of left hand. Grab and pull. Hold aloft for brief inspection.

Drives those around you insane, especially (for some reason) during films or food.

+1 for Malvern Rider’s technique. Just avoid doing while driving as it’s often difficult to see through the tears!

<thread hijack> What about beard trimmers for that designer stubble look? Haven’t shaved since before Christmas which has been a joy, but do need to tidy it up a bit… </thread hijack>

Malvern Riders technique (although right handed) when bored or irritated by ticking hairs but for a trimmer the Groommate that joolsburger linked to is great! No faff, takes a few moments, no batteries to worry about, clean under the tap.

tweezers, wincing, watery eyes and sneezing is the only way to go. the thin whispy ones hurt most!

Can someone post the Dave Lister salad tongs pic or gif please, I’m on my phone. Kthanksbai.

Rounded scissors for nose hair, boots cheapo battery trimmer for ear hair. Now also have to trim eyebrows as they get so long they poke me in the eye. MrsH just laughs

I burn them off with one of those long lighters, quick pain free and very effective. Growing up (Leeds) the local barbers offered synging using this method and still do using wax in some Med countries.