Panasonic ER411NC Nose and Ear Hair Groomer
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Customer Reviews of Panasonic ER411NC Nose and Ear Hair Groomer
Customer Review: bestest nose hair trimmer I ever seen!
Summary: 5 Stars
My last nose hair trimmer was my Daddy's. It was big and had handgrips for each hand, an old plug- in- the- wall type. It was best if you had someone help holding it cuz it was heavy. You had to keep the blades sharp, or it'll rip the hairs out of your nose. Most of the time it left you bloody.
I like this one better cuz all you got to do is put a battery in and turn it on. This thing cuts all types of hair. I bet this thing would cut a male gorilla's nose hair pretty good if you could teach a gorilla how to turn it on. It's real easy; you just push that switch on the side. Big thick black hairs too. It isn't like those cheap trimmers that were made in Japan. This one was made in China. I bet I could teach a Gorilla how to use this trimmer. It works on batteries. It works good.
Customer Review: A yanker, but not too bad
Summary: 4 Stars
Well, this little guy Does pull on your nose and ear hairs, and if that doesn't bother you you're a better man than I GD. I admit to a bit of "yikes" now and then, but I Did discover that if you move the mower Slowly whilst hewing the internal forests it greatly reduces these little surprises. Having spent long years with scissors and mirror I Do feel that this is a great improvement. It is considerably faster in the nose mowing area, and I never did dare to explore my otic growth with any object sharper than a Q-tip. It's also quite comprehensive in its coverage, reaching well into all nooks and crannys. I now feel quite secure in my general appearance, and any person curious enough to take a gander into my facial orifices will find me nicely groomed and most presentable.Customer Review: Excellent
Summary: 5 Stars
Gentlemen, let me give you a some free information. The average woman is a little shorter than the average man (about 6 inches I have read), so that means that all too often we find ourselves looking up your noses. And, if there is one thing that turns many of us off, it is the sight of all sorts of hair streaming out of your nostrils! (How do some of you guys breathe?)
Anyway, I highly recommend this excellent groomer, which does an excellent job of getting rid of that unsightly nose and ear hair. It doesn't pinch or pull, and is very easy to use. I got one for the guy in my life about a year ago, and am very happy with the results. Take my advice, gentlemen, and get grooming!
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Customer Review: Works Great!
Summary: 5 Stars
I've finally found a way to manage this embarrassing problem. For quite some time I used scissors on my nose and dealt with the occasional knick, not to mention it's just a time-consuming process. Now I'm able to take care of my "problem" quickly and safely. To be honest, it's not the most comfortable experience I've ever had. There is a slight tugging sensation and it does kind of tickle. Afterward my eyes always water a little. But really it's a small price to pay to get the job done so quickly and easily.
I'd read another review from someone who suggested wetting the blades before trimming to make things more comfortable, and this does help a bit. For as well as the trimmer works, at this price you really can't go wrong.
Customer Review: elegant piece of engineering
Summary: 5 Stars
I don't know how I made it so many years without a nose hair trimmer. I have nose nair in the classic levantine tradition and over the years I had to make do with scissors and tweezers to groom myself. Then one day my wife was watching "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" and they featured a nose hair trimmer that looked a lot like this Panasonic. I'd been skeptical about the practicality of electric nose hair trimmers, but I figured if the Fab Five recommended it, then maybe I should try it. I've had it over a year now and I've only had to change the battery once. The only negative I can see is that it doesn't look especially robust, so I imagine it will die someday, but at $15 who cares? When that happens I'll buy a new one just like the old one.