OK, I am ignorant on this subject because, well, it just ain’t front-page news, ok? But, next time we have guests for turkey dinner, I’ll be sure and bring this topic up, ok?
What do men do to hide, clip, pluck, or remove nose hairs protruding past the nostil? (Assuming you do not have a moustache, that is…) If you clip them, what do you use? Is there a special tool, or do you use your household scissors and aim carefully? Or, do you just tuck them back up in there?
I have a moustache, but it’s not good camoflauge for nose hairs. I mostly pluck, although my wife did get me a nose/ear hair trimmer a few months ago that I use on occasion. The only problem with that is it leaves nose stubble.
I use a little stainless steel nose-hair trimmer. Have you seen one? It has a sort of cylindrical end that fits in your nose or outer ear area (don’t know exactly what it is called); you squeeze the little squeeze part and the inner part of cylinder rotates which creates a chopping action against the outer part.
I bet that is about as clear as mud.
I’ve tried the nose hair trimmers. They don’t work sufficiently well for me. Like Skammer’s experience, the remaining stubble is too long for my taste.
I use a large size fingernail clipper. Very sharp and clips them off right down to the skin.
I have one of those nose hair trimmers. I thought it would be a great idea, but the vibration of it just drives me insane (eyes water, nose runs, etc.). I don’t know how people can use those things.
Pluck 'em. I had to endure a lot of watery eyes and tender nostrils for a couple of months before my membranes toughened up. Now I can rip 'em out in bunches by the bushel with nary a twinge.