Any man with stubbornly visible nose hair can relate to the difficulty of taming them: the intense sting and watery eyes when you pluck one (never again), the precarious and awkward attempts to insert ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Let's be real—nose hair happens. It's a fact of life, like laundry, taxes, and spam phone calls. The good ...

Sure, you could prune back nasal hair with scissors, but all of the doctors that we talked to recommend a nose hair trimmer instead. Scissors can risk perforating the delicate skin in your nostrils, ...

For many years, I would tilt my chin up and look at the inside of my nose in the mirror and sigh. I like to think of myself as a well-groomed person, but the inside of my nose was something I was ...

As we tested nose hair trimmers, we found that we liked the design of this detail trimmer a lot. It’s narrower than many others we tried, which makes it a good option for using inside your nose, as ...

As someone who prefers to spend as much time as possible laying outside in a swimsuit during the summer months, I've tried my fair share of razors, trimmers, and other hair removal methods in an ...

It’s interesting how, as a society, we’ve become more comfortable talking openly about body hair—underarms, bikini lines, facial fuzz—yet nose hair still feels off-limits. I’d group it with toe and ...

Thicker and fuller hair on your head? Amazing. In your nose? Maybe not so much. While your first thought might be to reach for your tweezers, you could actually wind up doing more harm than good if ...