Men's Health October 31, 2025 0 Comments

Unlock the Secret Weapon for Grooming: The 8 Nose Hair Trimmers That Actually Work in 2025—Editors Swear By #3!

Ever catch yourself wondering how on earth nose hair trimmers can cost more than your fancy gym membership? Seriously, building out a grooming kit feels a bit like assembling a luxury car — but without the wallet to match. I dove headfirst into testing Zorami’s budget-friendly trimmer, clocking in at under $14, curious if this humble device could really hack it next to the big guns like Manscaped or Philips Norelco. Spoiler: it’s waterproof, packs a decent 6,500 RPM punch, and slices through nasal fuzz with enough finesse to keep you from looking like a yeti in board meetings. Sure, it’s not going to shave seconds off your routine like the high-end tech, and if you’re battling a jungle in your nostrils, you might have to tag team more often. But for most of us mere mortals, it’s a tidy, travel-friendly, and—dare I say it—solid starter tool you’ll reach for without the guilt of overspending. Curious to see if this trimmer delivers in real-life grime and grind? Keep reading! LEARN MORE

I get it, building a solid grooming arsenal can get expensive quickly. So if you’re looking to trim costs (pun intended) on your grooming gadgets, but still want something that gets the job done, then look to Zorami’s trimmer that’s less than $14. Given that it’s a top-rated rig on Amazon, I decided to try the Zorami ourselves.

At this price point, I was impressed by its waterproof capabilities and a 6,500 RPM motor that slices hair pretty cleanly. While it didn’t cut as closely as the Manscaped or Philips Norelco trimmers, it still did a commendable job cleaning our nostrils, only adding a few extra minutes to our shaving time compared to our top-rated trimmers.

You can easily pop off the top and rinse under water to clean. Then, after every use, you can snap on the protective top case, a useful feature for keeping your gadget clean while traveling. The only qualms about this trimmer might be overall durability and lifespan, but for those who don’t have a lot of nose hair to battle, this is an ideal starter trimmer to go with.

Testing Notes: When you’re using this trimmer, compared to the others on this list, you can definitely tell it’s an inexpensive version. That’s not necessarily a bad thing; it just means that it doesn’t have a lot of the bells and whistles that some of the more expensive options have. That said, it delivers where it matters—namely, cutting ability.

It’s not as fast as some of the others on this list and, in some cases, doesn’t cut quite as close (those with thicker nose hairs will need to use it a bit more frequently), but for the average guy with average nose foliage, it does the job and does it well. The pop-off cap cleaning option is also a nice touch, which makes cleaning it easy to remember.

Long-Term Results: After testing Zorami’s trimmer for a month, I noticed a slight decline in cutting ability, and some minor pulling. But the difference wasn’t too drastic, and I’d imagine most guys wouldn’t notice.