Ear

Nose / Nasal Ear Hair can be embarrassing for many men and women and choosing a trimmer / clipper can be confusing. Nose hair grows at the same rate as the rest of your body hair. While we all get a regular hair cut, the vast majority of us do nothing about unsightly nose/ear hair! Like hair on your head, the amount of hair you have growing out of your nostrils is determined largely by genetics and testosterone. Both men and women suffer from unwanted hair growth on the hair and nose. Men tend to have hairier noses than women due to testosteronw levels and some ethnic groups suffer more than others. Even the baldest man can have a pair of nostrils which look as though they sniff barbers floors for kicks. We have hair in our nose to aid our senses of smell and taste. The hair also helps to heat up cold air as it is inhaled through the nose, avoiding a spasm of the lungs. Ingeniously, it also removes the heat of exhaled air, returning it to the blood system.Not that any of this makes you feel any better when your partner tells you to go and comb your nose. Cutting the hairs with electric nasal hair trimmers appears to stimulate faster growth. Pulling them out by the roots not only causes inflammation of the nasal mucosa, it also makes your eyes water. But then again, you don't want nose hair that reaches your upper lip either...How Do I Know if I Have a Nose / Ear Hair Problem?Even though nose/ear hair is an unattractive distraction, it's unlikely that even our best friends or family would feel comfortable telling us about it. Look at yourself in the mirror. If from a straight on or profile view, you can see nose/ear hair then you should consider using a nose /ear hair trimmer. There are very few people who find excess ear / nose hair attractive or acceptable, so if you

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