EQUADOSE Tweezy Nose & Ear Hair Remover for Men & Women, Precision Grooming Tool for Pain-Free Hair Removal, Alternative to Trimmers and Waxing Kits, Formerly Pluck, Easy and Effective Solution

I ordered this thingy back during Covid shutdown, in the midst of a boredom-fueled shopping frenzy. I'd forgotten why I ordered it once it came in, along with maybe a dozen other less abstract distractions, As a result, it was probably a year or so before I rediscovered it in a dresser drawer and started using it. Wish I'd found it sooner. I must descend from a long line of witches, hairy witches. I have weird, wiry hairs in typically less hairy areas, i.e. earlobes, uni-brow, tip of my nose (tf?!). This tool removes them all, with a highly effective, brutally eye-watering efficiency. Oh my and how. So gird thy loins beforehand, cause it's sure gonna smart a mite bit, but beauty is pain, dah-ling, boohoo. Besides, the intensity will lessen once the rim of your nostril develops a proper callus. And you'll be fabulous, with neat, no-nonsense nostrils, once again. You're welcome!

It works

When new, it's fine. After a while, it doesn't grab anymore.

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Another review wrote the exact same issue I experienced:"The first five pulls were exactly as advertised. After that, the coil shifted out of alignment and wouldn’t grip anything anymore"I was able to get it to grab a few hairs when I first took it out of the very cheap packaging. Unfortunately they cut costs by eliminating the cleaning brush and the round metal tin, and replaced it with a very cheap paper box that's slightly bigger than the unit itself. Sadly they cut costs to increase profit (because $20+ for a pair of tweezers isn't enough *sigh* - so you have no way to store your VERY EXPENSIVE tweezers).On paper and first observation, it would appear to be a great idea to eliminating hair in a hole (ie ears and nostrils), but there's also a design flaw. If you have hairs that grow from deeper inside your ear or nostril, the Tweezy just pushes them down with its tip, so you end up packing the hairs down, which makes them even harder to grab. The spring that is supposed to catch the hairs to then pluck doesn't provide any way to guide more hairs into the coil, so you'll find yourself continuously using the Tweezy in the same spot. You'd be better off looking at ear and nostril waxing kits as they grab everything. The Tweezy makesyou endure the really sensitive "yank" of a cluster of hairs, and then do it again and again, but by the end of the first session of plucking, you'll have less hair getting grabbed and need to constantly reattempt. No thanks.

I purchased this to help me remove some long hairs that lingered in my nose and ears. I used to use the ear and nose trimmers but wanted something that would remove the entire hair and not just snip off the tops.I'm sorry but this one didn't work too well for me. Let me go over the positives first. The device is built like it has german engineering in it's roots. It has a very polished engineered look to it. It's also built like a tank so I can't imagine this thing breaking for years to come.Now as far as what I don't like, I think it stems down to how it's designed. The tweezers can only grab hairs on one axis. You can see this if you examine the images. A strand of hair needs to enter at just the precise angle for it to be grabbed by the trimmer. Naturally, seeing the device shaped the way that it is, you don't have much flexibility in changing the orientation of the trimmer to grab the hairs that don't want to align with the openings of the tool. This leads to having to use the tool multiple times (tens of times if you just luck out) and when you do manage to grab a hair, it puts you on notice so where you kinda need to take a moment to get the courage to go again.For the nose, it tends to work better because hairs are growing towards the center of your nose. For the ear, it's a mixed bag. Some hairs growing you can get lucky grabbing but ones growing out just don't mate with the design.I don't regret my purchase and will continue to use it as a backup but I can't call this my primary go to tool for dealing with nose and ear hairs.

The media could not be loaded. Pretty good hair plucker. The spring at the end grabs the hairs and you pluck several out at same time. Easy to clean. It’s not painless. Good quality as I bought in 2023 and still using in 2025 so it’s held up so far.

This works better than expected. I especially like that it can grab more than 1 hair at a time and it seems to be effective with thin hairs.