Life is a Nose Hair Trimmer

Nose hair.

It is a demon that lowers a person's dignity just by having one strand sticking out.

I am currently undergoing permanent laser hair removal for my beard.

I've had eight laser sessions, and it's quite smooth now.

However,

I haven't had laser treatment on my nose hair.
Actually, can you even get nose hair removed? lol

I grow nose hair.

Until now, I've been dealing with it using this.

So-called Brazilian wax.

Pulling all the hair out by the roots!!!!

I was doing it once a month, but

It was scary.

This Brazilian wax.

It's excruciatingly painful...

The thrill, sense of accomplishment, and the breezy feeling after pulling it out are amazing.

But it hurts.

And since you have to microwave the wax to warm it up before putting it in your nose, it's scorching hot. It's just torture.

I'm confident in my high pain tolerance, but I never get used to this pain no matter how many times I do it. It brings tears to my eyes.

I've been troubled by nose hair maintenance for a long time.

So, I made up my mind to purchase an electric nose hair trimmer.

The prejudices I've held against electric nose hair trimmers until now:
- It seems like my nose will end up covered in blood
- It seems expensive
- It seems like it won't trim anything at all

I went to Yodobashi Camera next to Sapporo Station and explored the nose hair trimmer section. Then

They're surprisingly cheap!!!

Even the ones that look expensive are only about 2000 yen.
Electric shavers easily cost over 10,000 yen, so...
Are nose hairs being underestimated?

Anyway, I just randomly chose a Panasonic one. I put in an AA battery, and here we go!!

Electric nose hair trimmer switch ON!!!!

“Ahhhhh, it feels so good, it doesn't hurt at all,
　it trims so well”

My face at that moment ↓

The nose hair grooming I'd been struggling with for so long.

It was solved in an instant.

My life changed for 2000 yen.

And I thought to myself.

“I was too trapped by fixed ideas!”

“Life, just like nose hair, depends on how you look at it!”

Why not question

the things you take for granted?

The End