Beard Edge Control
Crisp cheek lines, necklines and mustache borders.
Some purchases are inevitable, this is one of them. The Remington Beard & Nose Hair Trimmer set pairs a cordless trimmer for beard and mustache edges with a dedicated nose hair trimmer, covering the two grooming jobs no other tool handles properly. It's the rechargeable beard trimmer plus detailer combination from a brand men have trusted for generations. Ships across the USA.
Crisp cheek lines, necklines and mustache borders.
A rotary-safe head built for nostrils and ears.
Weeks of quick trims per charge.
Detachable heads rinse under the tap.
Both tools stash in minimal space.
Razors shave skin; trimmers respect it. For necklines that don't itch, edges that stay put, and nose hair removed safely instead of plucked (never pluck, see the FAQ), the right trimmer set changes the whole routine. Carry the duo in our shaving kit bag, and keep the beard conditioned with moisturizing beard balm.
The weekly edge reset, done before coffee.
Trimmed, not torn, comfortable and safe.
Occasional USB top-ups cover weeks of trims.
Order your Remington Beard & Nose Hair Trimmer set today, fast shipping across the USA. Level up the full routine with our waterproof beard trimmer and T-blade detail kit.
Gently insert just the tip into the nostril entrance and let the rotary head do the work with small circular motions, never push it deep. Only trim hairs visible at the nostril opening; nose hair further in serves a real filtering function. The same applies to ears. Clean the head afterward by rinsing.
Yes, plucking creates tiny open follicles inside the nose that can become irritated or infected, and it hurts. Trimming leaves the follicle intact while removing the visible hair. Every grooming professional recommends trimming over plucking or waxing.
For typical use, a few minutes of edge work a week plus occasional nose trims, a charge lasts for weeks. A quick USB top-up every month or so keeps both tools ready, and cordless use means no cord across the sink.
Pop off the detachable heads and rinse them under warm running water, then shake off excess and air-dry before reattaching. An occasional drop of clipper oil on the blades keeps everything running smoothly for the long haul.
These trimmers perform best on dry hair, which cuts more evenly and won't clog the blades. Rinsing the heads afterward is fine; for a fully shower-proof wet-use tool, look at our waterproof beard trimmer instead.