How To Remove Your Nose Hair Safely? Is It Safe To Wax Nose Hairs ?

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How to use the Nose Hair Removal Wax?

1, Melt the wax

Heat wax in the microwave 60- 90 second. If you don't have a microwave , melt the wax by hot water 2-3 minutes. Gently stir the wax using a wooden spatula to ensure uniform consistency similar to thick honey.Before proceeding, test wax temperature by placing a small amount on the inside of your wrist.

Way 1, by microwave

Way 2, by boiled water

2, Prepare for application

Use a tissue to ensure nose is clean before application. If you have a moustache or stubble facial hair, protect the area by using a moustache stencil.

3, Insert the applicator

Pull down on your upper lip and insert the SafeTip applicator into the nostril. The collar should sit outside the nostril. Do not move or twist the applicator once it's been inserted. Leave the applicator inside the nostril for at least 90 seconds but no more than 2 minutes.

4, Remove the applicator

Pull the SafeTip applicator down in one swift movement. Finish by wiping the inside of your nostrils using a Nad's antibacterial wipe.All done! Breathe easy and enjoy up to eight weeks of hair-free nostrils.

                              Before use                                                                      After use

Is it bad to wax your nose hair ?

Let's hear what the experts have to say.

Nasal hair or nose hair, is the hair in the human nose. Adult humans have hair in the nostrils. Nasal hair functions include filtering foreign particles from entering the nasal cavity, and collecting moisture.[1] In support of the first function, the results of a 2010 study indicated that increased nasal hair density decreases the development of asthma in those who have seasonal rhinitis, possibly due to an increased capacity of the hair in the nostrils to filter out pollen and other allergens.

"Nasal hair is like an air filter for your lungs: it lets fresh oxygen in while keeping dirt, bacteria, and toxins out," Dr. Malik said. "The hair strands that line our nostrils also help to humidify the air we breathe in, which keeps the entire respiratory system from drying out and causing irritation." In other words: we need nose hair to function.

Dr. Malik warned against waxing nose hair as it can lead to various health problems, a fact that Dr. Perry agrees with: "By waxing the nose hair away, you're in fact removing a layer of protection." Without it, you are prone to ingrown hairs, infection, and a weakened immune system. "You could also do damage to the skin," he added.

According to all three experts, plucking is just as bad as waxing and not worth the risk. If you insist on tidying up the area, Dr. Craythorne says the safest thing to do is trim the hairs. If your reason for waxing nose hair is because they itch, Ross recommends using chia oil to soften the hair and minimize irritation.

Additional resources: Wikipedia - Nasal hair