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  1. 03-16-2015, 01:51 AM #1
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    Some work collegues and I were discussing nose hairs, as you do. I mentioned that I use a straight razor to trim my nose hairs. At first they thought I was joking, but then once the realised that I wan't joking and actuallly put a straight razor up my nostril for the purpose of trimming nose hairs they just thought I was crazy.

    Does anyone else here use their straight razor for trimming nose hairs? If so, what type of razor works best for that purpose? I find that a square point works best for me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ndw76 View Post
    Some work collegues and I were discussing nose hairs, as you do. I mentioned that I use a straight razor to trim my nose hairs. At first they thought I was joking, but then once the realised that I wan't joking and actuallly put a straight razor up my nostril for the purpose of trimming nose hairs they just thought I was crazy.

    Does anyone else here use their straight razor for trimming nose hairs? If so, what type of razor works best for that purpose? I find that a square point works best for me.
    LOL - I've heard some say that's a good use for the barber's notch on straights....
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    Not I! A razor may fit, but who knows the landscape in there? An electric little trimmer for me or some scissors.
    Gonna stuff some lather in there too?
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    Real men just "yanks" them out!
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    Would love to see a vid of somebody trimming nose hairs with a SR
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Would love to see a vid of somebody trimming nose hairs with a SR
    Too hard to hold the nose out of the way, manipulate the razor AND operate the camera...Its all fun and games until someone loses an eye!
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    I've used a Mimizori which is like 2/8 kamisori. Mimi is "ear in Japanese so they are used for ear hair trimming.

    I'd just as soon use a good pair of scissors.
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    I employ several techniques, one of which is using a straight; ripping them out and flame from a bic lighter, funny but it works...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steeleback View Post
    I employ several techniques, one of which is using a straight; ripping them out and flame from a bic lighter, funny but it works...
    I've used the lighter technique a few times, but it was alway side effect of trying to light very short left handed cigarettes
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