It's a strange fact that as you get older, Hair starts to disappear in places where you would like to have it, and begins to grow in places where you absolutely don't want it. Your back, shoulders, ears, and especially your Nose.
There's actually nothing wrong with nasal hair. But when it gets so long that it sticks out of your nostrils, it can be quite a turn-off. It just looks very unkempt if I have to put it mildly. Fortunately, there are various ways to remove nasal hair. However, not all methods are good for your Nose. In fact, you can experience significant discomfort if you do it incorrectly. We therefore recommend only trimming the overly long hairs.
Why not remove all nasal hair?
Those nasal hairs are there for a reason. All people have nasal hair for a good reason. It is meant to keep dirt out of your nasal cavity. If you remove all the hairs, all the dirt and dust can easily accumulate in your nasal cavity. Bacteria then have free rein. It can lead to infections and inflammations. And that's really no fun in your Nose. So keep them in check. Do not remove them completely.
How to best remove nasal hair?
Okay, so don't remove them completely. Only the overly long hairs. How do you do that? There are various ways to remove nasal hair. But we strongly advise against some methods. Any methods that pull out your nasal hairs are not good and can even be dangerous.
Why you shouldn't pull out your nasal hair
In your nasal cavity, hairs are attached with hair follicles. If you pull out a hair, you pull the hair out of the follicle, leaving an open wound. Bacteria can settle in that wound, which can cause serious infections. You might also end up with a nasal cavity infection before you know it. An infection in your Nose can easily spread to the brain, which can have much more severe consequences.
Do not wax or pluck nasal hair
So don't start using tweezers. Plucking nasal hair with tweezers is just pulling the hairs out. You should also avoid waxing your nasal hair. This pulls everything out, which doubles the risk. All the hairs are then gone, and your nasal cavity is completely open and unprotected, while you have all sorts of open wounds in your Nose from the waxing. Moreover, plucking or waxing is not exactly the most pleasant way to remove nasal hair.
Cutting nasal hair
Cutting nasal hair is something that is often done. That's basically fine. However, you need a special pair of scissors designed for nasal hair. These have rounded ends. The downside of this method is that it's difficult to find all the hairs, and you can easily injure yourself. So be careful with such scissors.
Trimming nasal hair
Trimming your nasal hair is actually the easiest way to remove your nasal hair. You push the Trimmer into your Nose, and the hairs are nicely cut off by the device. The downside is, of course, that you have to replace the batteries every now and then, and a good Nose Hair Trimmer can be quite expensive.
Our solution for trimming your nose hair
Nose hair trimmers! This is our favorite way of removing nose hairs and naturally also the most sustainable. These trimmers are completely made of stainless steel and you don't need any batteries or power for them. You just need to twist the Razor Handle and your hairs are effortlessly removed. Absolutely painless and not dangerous for your nasal cavity. A one-time investment that, due to its solid build quality, lasts your entire life. Compact enough to fit in your pocket.
