Does MrBold Pro actually work on thick nose hair?

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  • #6605
    Steve Harris
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    I’m considering the MrBold Pro but I have pretty thick nose hair and I’m not sure if a rotary blade will handle it without pulling. Any of you guys with coarse hair tried it yet?

    #6619
    Tom Brown
    Member

    I got thick, wiry nose hairs too and was half expecting the thing to yank them out. Used it a bunch of times now and it just cuts them clean. No pulling, no weird tugging sensation. The rotary blade spins fast enough that it just shears them off before they get caught.

    I think the trick is not to jam it up your nostril like some kind of industrial vacuum. You gotta keep it moving in small circles. If you just shove it in there and hold it still, yeah, it might grab. But used normally, it’s fine.

    These cheaper trimmers usually rip my hair out and leave me sneezing for an hour. This one hasn’t done that. For what it is, it does the job. Can’t complain about it so far.

    #6636
    Jake Paul
    Member

    Thick and coarse here, not just a little stubble. I was fully expecting the rotary thing to snag and pull, but it hasn’t so far. The main thing is you gotta keep the blades clean or the cutting gets noticeably less smooth.

    #6650
    Rachel ColeRachel Cole
    Member

    Own two of these things because I lost the first one and it still handles my coarse hair fine. The blades are fast enough that they just clip it off before anything gets caught.

    #6664
    Ben KerrBen Kerr
    Member

    I actually had the opposite concern with mine. Mine grabbed and pulled on the thicker hairs near the center, especially if I let them grow out too long. It’s fine for regular upkeep, but if you’re someone who waits a while between trims, you might feel it snag.

    #6676

    I almost didn’t buy it for the same reason, but I’ve had mine for about three months now and it’s been fine. The trick I found is not to let the hairs get super long before trimming, so I just do a quick pass every few days. It never really tugs unless I’ve neglected it for like two weeks.

    #6687
    Kuzela
    Member

    I’d still grab it if I were you. I’ve got the kind of nose hair that grows like weeds and mine hasn’t pulled once. Just don’t wait until they’re sticking out like a hedgehog before you run it through, keep up with it every few days and it’s a non-issue.

    #6698
    LiamWLiamW
    Participant

    I have thick nose hair too and honestly the pulling thing depends more on how long you let it grow. If I stay on top of it every couple days it just clips through fine. Let it go two weeks and even this thing struggles a bit. Not horrible, but it’s not magic either.

    #6707
    Tom Reps
    Member

    I’ve got the kind that you can see from across the room and mine handles it fine. The only time I feel any tug is if I skip a week and let it get out of hand. As long as I hit it every few days, it just mows through without any drama.

    #6714
    Laura M.
    Member

    Mine handles thick hair fine but I’ve noticed it works way better if I trim more often rather than letting everything go wild. I keep it in my bathroom drawer and just do a quick pass every couple days. Never had it yank anything out, even on the stubborn ones near the middle.

    #6721
    Tom in NYCTom in NYC
    Member

    The “no pulling” claim is marketing fluff as far as I’m concerned. It pulled on mine a few times, but it was only when I had let things go too long between trims. If you stay on top of it, it’s fine. If you expect a miracle for thick hair that hasn’t been touched in weeks, you’ll be disappointed. It’s a decent tool, just don’t set your expectations too high.

    #6726
    JSmithJSmith
    Participant

    I have thick nose hair too, the kind that grows in weird directions, and I noticed the pulling really only happens when I’m careless with the angle. If you jam it in there straight on, it can grab a bit. But if you move it in small circles and let the blades do the work, it’s fine. I’ve had mine for about two months and I haven’t had any actual pain or yanking, just a slight tug here and there when I’m rushing.

    #6731
    Emma JarrisEmma Jarris
    Member

    I’ve had it for a couple months now and my hair is pretty wiry, but I haven’t had any major issues. The only time I felt a slight snag was when I got lazy and let it go way too long between trims. If you keep up with it, it should be fine for you.

    #6735
    Tom911
    Member

    Used mine for about three months on hair that’s coarse enough to poke through a t-shirt. The rotary blade handles it fine, but the pulling thing is overblown if you’re not letting it turn into a forest. I clip mine every other day and it’s quick with zero drama. If you’re the type to forget for two weeks, no trimmer is going to feel pleasant.

    #6738

    I’ve got coarse hair too and the rotary blade on mine handles it, but I wouldn’t say it’s completely pull-free. It’s more about not pressing too hard and keeping the head clean. I’ve had it snag once or twice when I was rushing, but nothing that made me stop using it.

    #6741
    Tom W98Tom W98
    Member

    Thick hair is exactly where I’d expect it to struggle, and mine did. I got maybe two weeks of decent trimming before it started snagging on the wiry stuff near the bridge of my nose. It’s fine for the light hairs, but I wouldn’t trust it on anything that actually needs a blade.

    #6744
    Steve Harris
    Member

    Guess I’ll find out the hard way then. Thanks for the input.

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