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Electric Nose Hair Trimmer Implement Shaver Clipper Unisex Ear Neck

€16,35

Ear Nose Hair Trimmer Men's Rechargeable Electric Shaver Trimmer Rechargeable Nose Hair Trimmer Electric Removal Clipper Razor

Description

Material: ABS+stainless steel

Colour: Black

Power: 2W

Input voltage: 1.5V

Battery capacity: 400mah

Product size: 12.8*2.7*2.7cm

Packing size: 16.5*5.1*3.0cm

Net weight: 70g

Features

1. The unisex nose trimmer is suitable for trimming excess hair from the nose, ears, face and more for a fresher and cleaner look.

2. 8000 rpm powerful motor + double-edged cutter head design, easily and quickly trim nose hair without leaving traces, without hurting the nose, giving you a comfortable trimming experience.

3. The 360° rotating dual-blade system trims the nose hair more cleanly without leaving dead ends, allowing you to stay away from the embarrassment caused by the nose hair.

4. The USB charging design supports wireless use, and the battery life is up to 60 minutes, which meets the needs of family trimming nose hair.

5. Waterproof design: This product supports washing under water flow, you can also use it with confidence in the bathroom or shower.

Packing list

1* Nose hair device

1* Cleaning brush

1* type-c charging cable

1* English manual

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