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Nose Hair Cutter Recommendation 3 “Panasonic Etiquette Cutter ER-GN11
Panasonic’s Etiquette Cutter uses ” dual-edge blades,” blades made in Japan that can efficiently cut a wide area of hair. Unusually for a cylindrical type, it can also be used to trim eyebrows and beards. (1) Compared to Panasonic’s ER-GN70 introduced in (1), it is not washable in water and has no hair scrap suction function. However, the price is lower and the sharpness is comparable, so this model should be sufficient for those who do not require such features. It is powered by a single AA alkaline battery, and can be used once a week for 90 seconds for about one year. The cost performance is excellent, so this model is ideal for those who are looking for a good, inexpensive product. Replacement blades are also available, so there is no need to worry if the blades go bad.
Nose Hair Cutter Recommendation 4 “BRAUN Etiquette Cutter EN10
Braun’s etiket cutter has a precision rotary blade design that cuts nose hair smoothly while avoiding pulling out hairs and damaging the skin. The product is extremely compact and easy to hold and move. It can be used without problems not only on fine nose hairs, but also on ear hairs and other difficult-to-process areas. The ergonomic design of the product provides an excellent fit to the skin as it absorbs into the hand. The entire unit is washable, so it is also hassle-free. Although the speed of battery consumption is a bottleneck, this is a highly functional product.
Nose hair cutter recommendation⑤”KAI SEKISOROKU rotary nose hair cutter HC3513
Sekisoroku by Kaijirushi is a manual nose hair cutter, an item suitable for those who want to take care of the length and range of their own hair. The blade is made of ” Seki Magoroku blades, ” a specialty of Gifu Prefecture. Manual cutters sometimes lack in sharpness compared to electric types, but Seki-sonroku from Kaijirushi can cut nose hairs cleanly with a pleasant sharpness. The blade can be cut by pressing and turning a lever like a pair of clothespins, and when the lever is released, the blade is retracted. The blade can be carried in a pouch for convenience.
