Do you just stick it in and twist the bottom section? I use tweezers and they work but are quite painful, well it brings tears to my eye's anyway.Suppose this could be classed as shaving related.
It is the most efficient nose hair trimmer I've ever used.
Didn't you know that nose hairs are directly attached to the optic nerveDo you just stick it in and twist the bottom section? I use tweezers and they work but are quite painful, well it brings tears to my eye's anyway.
Another soap binge! 
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The Donkey job is great, I used a sample I had a couple of days ago and it gave a thick creamy lather that was protective and slick, a light scent, a very hard puck but lathers easily , all in all worth a punt.
so are you.
I've had my eye on the Donkey stuff for a while but the container puts me off. I know there is s ceramic version now but I don't really want to pay £40 - £50 for it.The Donkey job is great, I used a sample I had a couple of days ago and it gave a thick creamy lather that was protective and slick, a light scent, a very hard puck but lathers easily , all in all worth a punt.
It's not the cheapest at £20 for 100gms but ...I'm worth it!
Have a great weekend
The Donkey job is great, I used a sample I had a couple of days ago and it gave a thick creamy lather that was protective and slick, a light scent, a very hard puck but lathers easily , all in all worth a punt.
It's not the cheapest at £20 for 100gms but ...I'm worth it!
Have a great weekend
just use a small plastic tub or wooden bowl with lid or get the ceramic pot and you have it for life. The container it comes in is rustic but not much good for anything apart from your SOTD shots.
Yeah, it annoys me not having a usable proprietary tub for some reason.
Yes I understand fully, when you pay that kind of money you would expect something that is more than just wrapping, fine , calani, just to name a few.
Yeah and I can't keep buying Old Spice mugs[emoji4]
