Wahl Men’s Nose Hair Trimmer, for Eyebrows, Neckline, Nose & Ear Hair, Precision Detail Trimming with Interchangeable Heads, Battery Included - Model 5545-400

I've went through several of the slightly cheaper version and decided to upgrade to this bigger Wahl. So far its working as promised. If You have facial hairs that your razor keeps missing, or if you happen to be afflicted with nasal hair growth, these will do the trick. These work for me but manscapers should opt for something larger.

Bought for the husband, and the best gift I bought for myself. No more seeing those hairs sticking out of his nose. Works well, holds a charge, and convenient for travel.

Pro: I bought this for my partner who likes how I cut his hair with scissors but I needed something to shave all the hairs around his ears and the back of his neck to give him a finished professional cut. So far, this does the job, but I have only used it once so rating it four stars to start until I see how long the battery life is, how long the sharpness of the razor trimmer lasts, and will update my review in a few months. It's fairly priced, although I wish it came with a storage case or bag to keep everything together. For now, I will use a zip-lock plastic bag. It's easy to use overall, but I did have difficulty sliding the shell open so I could insert the included alkaline battery. My partner had no difficulty doing that part and said he liked how it felt. We used the attachment for his eyebrows and it worked very well for him.Con: It's packaged very well, but you can't reuse the packaging so not really 'gift quality' as is, but I'm pleased with its' performance so far. If you have arthritis in your fingers or weak hand strength it can be a bit difficult to open the battery case part.

Was hesitant on buying this, but after using it for quite some time, it’s done a real well better than I expected

Don't use the cap after cleaning.. this morning the head was discolored with rust YIKES and the blades have rust. I clean it after each use but it's difficult to get the blades out two years is too short.So I bought another brand that has stainless steel blades just now.

it works without pinching or plucking.

Very nice

I am a woman with ridiculous eyebrows. The shop waxes and trims and they still fly every which way. I bought this out of desperation, never considering that I can't wear reading glasses while I "shave" my brows to shape them. I came up with my own trick for it, though.I discovered that you can use either the long or short flat blades to clean up lip hair, between the brows, bikini line, etc. It's fast, easy and painless. For eyebrows I had to use a magnifying mirror and outline them in eyebrow pencil in order to see without reading glasses, but if you have young eyes this will be a breeze. And no, hair doesn't grow in thicker when you shave it.5 stars for the plastic eyebrow guide! One star off for lousy directions in microscopic print and no YouTube video. Nothing told me what this thing did so I gambled and just tried it. You slide the guide on to the long edge attachment, and align the dots, L for long or S for short. I couldn't match up anything but short, so I went with that. Feeling reckless, I ran this sucker up, down and sideways over the brows.Wow! It doesn't shape them - it trims all the hair to the same length. Holy cow, a pretty brow! Finish with your best eyebrow pencil and you'll be happy about the time and pain you saved yourself staying away from the beauty shop. You can do it better at home!I used the nose hair trimmer but wasn't thrilled. Smashed and squashed my nose to get to those hairs, but gave up. I'll stick with my scissors. The round trimmer is a little large for a tiny nose I think. (Go to the Wahl website and you'll notice it's a Man Company. Men have big noses. Wahl doesn't even try to advertise to us.) BUT, you can use this round trimmer for hair anywhere. Ears, maybe?To change the heads:1. Turn counter clockwise to remove the head you want off.2. Look for the small marker on the head you want to put on. Don't line it up with the marker on the body. Instead, put it on the base so that when you turn it one quarter turn clockwise it will then line up with the dot on the base.Note - if you want to open the cover to the long blade simply push the black slide down and flip open the side to expose the inside of the blade attachment.There is no case. Find your own little bag for the attachments. It comes with a battery and a cap. They didn't give us a brush, but you can run the blades under water (do not immerse them). Play with the attachments, find what works best for you, have fun!