Manscaping

[ClownColor]

Yeah, I'll ask it...what's the best dam nose hair clipper, waxer thingy out there? While I'm at it, best shaver (non electric)?

[Surface Tension]

Waxing nose hair is painful,, I  think.   Use a scissor and don't run.

As far as razors, I use what my wife uses.  Probably something from the dollar store, 5 for a $1

 

 

[eyeguy 54]

Sheesh!  I cant believe we have a thread on nose hairs!       

[leechlake]

frankly, I think it's more than that.  I love the comfort level knowing where to come for answers though.  2 thumbs up.

 

[LindellProStaf]

I have a cheapy battery operated one from wally world.  Doesn't work too bad.  Think I paid about $20 for it.  I would spring for a better one if I saw it.  

[Surface Tension]

eyeguy, nice sweater.    oops sorry.,  #embarrassing.

[fishersofmen]

Tweezers.

[delmuts]

I use one of those nose/ear trimmers. Works well. Wife uses it for my ears and those couple of hairs on her chin. Does ok for my nose hairs. 

[Cheers]

heard the $ shave club was a good deal

[ClownColor]

14 hours ago, fishersofmen said:

Tweezers.

That's the current method.

There just too dang short for a scissors.

A buddy waxed his for fun once. It was like a lollypop with wax...looked fun!

[lovebigbluegills]

23 minutes ago, ClownColor said:

That's the current method.

There just too dang short for a scissors.

A buddy waxed his for fun once. It was like a lollypop with wax...looked fun!

For fun??? Holy smokes, I can think of a million things more fun than yanking out a pile of nose hair at the ame time. One at a time is bad enough.

[Duffman]

At least you boys are keeping this thread north of the border,

[leech~~]

[Cooperman]

A lit match works good (I prefer the farmer match). Fast and cheap.

[fishersofmen]

I guess everyone has a different definition of a "real woman" leech.

 

To me that would mean she is probably low maintenance herself. I think a woman who takes care of herself in certain ways can most certainly appreciate a guy who does the same.

I know a guy who's wife has a beard no joke. He doesn't seem to mind but it doesn't work for me.

Edited January 24, 2016 by fishersofmen

[jBohmer]

weirdest thread ever...  I have a Norelco with several attachments that includes a ear/nose trimmer and it works well, it's cordless with a decent rechargeable battery. 

[RebelSS]

Just like Mr. Bohmer said...$10 for a Norelco at your friendly variety store. Mine works well.

 

Edited February 5, 2016 by RebelSS

[nofishfisherman]

For the small stuff...

For the big stuff...

[fishersofmen]

Don't those trimmers leave stubble though? Not sure I would want the look of a 5 o'clock shadow inside my nose and ears that's why I pluck.

[delcecchi]

Folks look for stubble in your nose and ears?   Get new friends...

[Surface Tension]

  Whomever cuts your hair will take care of you ears no questions asked.  They are very discrete and its done by slide of hand with a clipper when they are cleaning up loose ends.    Eyebrows are areas where they ask permission 1st.  Some guys like that old geezer look of bushy eyebrows.

If they ask to trim your ear hair,  shaa, like you need the whole shop to hear that.

Reminds me of the time I saw Joe Garagiola, he was mere feet away and whispered to a friend "thats Joe Garagiloa".   WHERE, WHERES JOE GARAGILOA he said.  What an embarrassment.