 | We offer many grooming tips & suggestions to help the average Joes become playboys. However, we’d like to dive deeper into one particular grooming nuance that seems to pop up quite frequently. Nose hair! Those little monsters can sneak up on anyone, even playboys, if they are not tamed. To do so, having the right tools is a must! |
Gone are the old days where you’d lay face up on your significant other’s couch and she would pluck away the over achievers with tweezers, making you squeal like Mighty Mouse and your eyes water like Niagara Falls. The future is now, gents. To combat those nostril monsters, we decided on one device, a Panasonic ER-GN30-K (Nose, Ear n Facial Hair Trimmer).
This is a nifty little tool to get those unwanted nostril hairs under control. It’s washable too (but not waterproof and by that we mean that the head is washable and you can fully submerge it in water, but not the entire tool). It sports a vortex cleaning system, which means it stores all of the trimmings into the removable head for cleaning and maintenance purposes. It’s got a great ergonomic design. This makes it easy to hold and position the tool while its dual-edge hypo-allergenic 60-Degree blade cuts cleanly without pulling your hair out; no more squealing or watery eyes. It operates on a single AA battery which is good for 90-minutes of continuous operation. So by the average use of once a week for a few minutes at a time, your battery should last close to 9 months. Of course, this time table will depend on whether or not you pack some forest tree sized nose hairs. If this were the case, not only will you need to replace the battery more often but, the cutting blades as well!
On Amazon, the Panasonic ER-GN30-K retails for about $15. On over 5k reviews, it has a 4.5 star average rating. Don’t forget, this bad boy can also be used as an ear trimmer, which we have not had the pleasure of testing yet (we are recruiting for test subjects). Lastly, it also comes with a facial hair clip to keep that manly beard in check. All and all, we are very satisfied with this trimmer especially at the price. If you are in the market for a new nostril makeover and are not looking to break the bank, we happily encourage you to consider the Panasonic ER-GN30-K Nose, Ear n Facial Hair Trimmer as an option. Now trim away…
by ManPossible
Photos used under Creative Commons from William Warby, Wendy
This is a nifty little tool to get those unwanted nostril hairs under control. It’s washable too (but not waterproof and by that we mean that the head is washable and you can fully submerge it in water, but not the entire tool). It sports a vortex cleaning system, which means it stores all of the trimmings into the removable head for cleaning and maintenance purposes. It’s got a great ergonomic design. This makes it easy to hold and position the tool while its dual-edge hypo-allergenic 60-Degree blade cuts cleanly without pulling your hair out; no more squealing or watery eyes. It operates on a single AA battery which is good for 90-minutes of continuous operation. So by the average use of once a week for a few minutes at a time, your battery should last close to 9 months. Of course, this time table will depend on whether or not you pack some forest tree sized nose hairs. If this were the case, not only will you need to replace the battery more often but, the cutting blades as well!
On Amazon, the Panasonic ER-GN30-K retails for about $15. On over 5k reviews, it has a 4.5 star average rating. Don’t forget, this bad boy can also be used as an ear trimmer, which we have not had the pleasure of testing yet (we are recruiting for test subjects). Lastly, it also comes with a facial hair clip to keep that manly beard in check. All and all, we are very satisfied with this trimmer especially at the price. If you are in the market for a new nostril makeover and are not looking to break the bank, we happily encourage you to consider the Panasonic ER-GN30-K Nose, Ear n Facial Hair Trimmer as an option. Now trim away…
by ManPossible
Photos used under Creative Commons from William Warby, Wendy
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