( 8 reviews )
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Posted: Feb 14 2009
The concept of this design is that it is suppose to catch nose hair in the grooves and then clip them... But it's really difficult to get your nose hair in the groove if you have pretty straight hair. I experienced it yanking a hair out too not very pleasant, and I found myself clipping a lot more than with regular safety nose scissors. You're better off using a regular pair of nose hair scissors.
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Posted: Jan 30 2009
The tweeszerman trimmer is over priced and does not work as well as advertised. I would look to another product for your nose trimming needs.
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Posted: Aug 22 2008
Get rid of the electric. When my Panasonic trimmer bought the proverbial farm, it was time to get something else. Problem is, I'm sick of using batteries. The waste or the recharge ... it's a hassle either way. So I picked this up and I'm thrilled. You squeeze the ends. The center cylinder rotates. It cuts hairs. It's simple, easy to clean, and as effective as anything I've used. It hasn't even pulled any hairs (which my previous electric DID.) Ok, it's not a car engine. It isn't self-lubricating. You have to oil it now and then. I mean, it's raw metal on raw metal otherwise. What man would expect to not have to oil this from time to time? What were the other criticisms? Craftsmanship? It's fine. Maybe the other guy got a dud? The only caveat is make sure you have clean, dry hands when you use it. It's not designed for superior grip. If your hands are wet or slick with lotion or something, these are a bit tricky to use. Otherwise, they're just great.
