Citizens, there’s a serious villain lurking in our towns, creeping around corners and waiting to sneak up on you. I’m talking about nose hair. As we grow older, hair starts sprouting up in unexpected locations, but nose hair must be stopped, and here’s how.
First, put down the scissors and tweezers. You will need to buy a professional nose hair trimmer. I have two favorites: The Remington Wet/Dry Rotary Nose & Ear Hair Trimmer and the Finger-Shaped Nose Hair Trimmer. The Remington clipper is quiet and easy-to-use. The Finger Nose Hair trimmer is just plain fun to use. Both can be easily cleaned after use.
You will need to trim your nose hairs in a well-lit area while looking into a mirror. Remember to clean your nose with warm water before you begin. Put the nose hair trimmer into your nostril and start by clip the lower hairs. Follow the specific instructions in the package, but don’t go overboard! Some nose hair is necessary because it prevents dirt from entering your sinuses. If you trim too many, you'll get some seriously crusty boogers or a headache as a result.
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