Will this work to remove hair around the ear? I am thinking that it may catch on the skin since it wouldn't be a flat surface.
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It will work. Just don't put pressure... let it skim the surface to grab and pull the hair out at the root. If you have sensitive skin, I would suggest washing your face, neck, and hair with very warm water then fairly cool before using. I find it helps with the I initial redness. FYI not a long battery life. Keep spare nearby. I love it and would get another in a heartbeat.
1066853
I don't think I would try it around the ears. Like you said, it wouldn't be a flat surface.
1066854
No, it is not meant to be used in the ears. It actually pulls the hair, not cut.
1066855
I think you'd be safe...it doesn't hurt my skin unless I rub too hard in one spot.
1066856
I'm not sure if it will remove hair around the ear Sim. Honestly, I've never used it on my ear; I use it around my chin, jaw line and upper neck just under the jaw.
1155232
It removes all the hair under arm, but it hurts, and if you are so sensitiva it could hurt a lot, but if you do it with the small cap and start from outside to inside in order to get as few hairs at once as possible it would work perfectly, and when you use it several times, the pain will be less. try to have the hairs no more than 3 milimiters. ;)
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I would assume it would. This a great product. I have recommended it to several people, definitely does a deep clean. I think it is versatile to where you can use it on other parts of the body, not just face, i.e. face, neck, back, shoulders.
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I haven't tried it on the head and have no idea what effect it would have on hair loss. The pad is rigid and 4" square of which the lighted area is about 1.75" square. You would need a way to hold it in place as you would probably get tired of holding it in position by hand.
1635161
I think that would depend on how the aid fits. If it fits inside ear canal then yes. If it fits behind the ear, I believe it might be a little uncomfortable, but should still work. Hope this helpedJay
1002792
I wouldn't risk it. Personally I had a hard time getting it to work on my legs. It was painful, hard to get rid of all the hairs and my skin was a mess for weeks after. Your face is too delicate to use that on it.
160619
I believe so. the dog must be able to accept the very low buzz it makes. It is low enough that I usually put it up to my ear to make sure its on. Not to get too personal. I use it on my own ears. It trims effectively but does not pull hair.
1294765
I use it on my sideburns and trim around the ears. I have had no issue with it so should work.
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I would say: Maybe ?? With a longer facial hair possibly, but my experience in general is that it does'nt work very well outside nose & ear! Especially with the 2 brushy devices for skinprotection it does'nt work at all.
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It might work But Don't Buy It... The Ear Pieces Will Not Stay in, as they are very light and can only 'hang' on your ear. If you move, laugh, sing along, turn your head... they will fall out. Only option is to use a head band to hold them in or immobilize your head.
170243
Razor works great on face and neck. I used it on longer hair on the back of my neck recently so I think it may work well on your head. Give it a shot. Worse case return it.
708185
It does. It works very well for trimming in ears... I do use it on the outside of the ears, and it works, but not as well as tweezers.
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It works fine for your ears. I don't know if you want to try it on thicker skin area parts. The nose would probabley be fine though. I would just be careful you don't want to cause an infection.
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I have not tried this. I did have a dog but did not try this device on him. I would ask your vet whether a dog's ear hair needs to be trimmed. I paid for many services in 14 years with my recent dog, but trimming ear hair never was suggested. Also, when your dog is groomed ask whether the ear hair is trimmed. My sense is that the dog ear hair is longer than the human ear hair and could easily get snagged in this device. I would not try it were my dog still with me.
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It would probably work pretty well - I've used it to clean off a two-week growth of beard using the trimmer first then the heads. I haven't shaved my head with it, but it's pretty gentle on the face.
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Possibly,by removing dead skin cells it gives the skin a nice grounds for potential hair growth assuming you mean for body or face i wouldnt recommend for scalp
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no, I wouldn't try it on the face or other sensitive areas. not even underarms. There are others for sensitive area. I would look at Philips, even Braun could have something with attachments for sensitive areas.