No itching
The trimmer cuts the hair, a sharp tip remains. In the nose it pokes the mucous membrane, causes itching. Sugaring removes hair with the root, what grows back has soft tips. No poking, no itching.
Mini service, maxi effect
Nose & Ear Hair SugaringNo more itching
Hairs sticking out of the nose, fine fuzz on the ear... Small details but the biggest enemies of a groomed appearance. Trimmers only cut — sharp stubble remains, itching starts. Sugaring removes the root, gives weeks of peace. Done in 5–10 minutes, face spotless.
5–10 minutesNo itchingFilter protected
Itch gone
Better than the trimmer:No itching, no shadow
Soft tips, clean look, long-lasting peace. Sugaring makes the difference here.
Clean look
Ear shell, tragus, earlobe — everything becomes smooth. Even fine fuzz disappears. From the side, in sunlight — nothing more to see.
Longer peace
3–4 weeks without visible hairs. Instead of fiddling with the trimmer weekly, come once a month and relax. No shadow, no protruding hairs.
Detail care
Small zone,big effect
I'm Nataliia. This service is my most popular add-on — many decide to add it spontaneously. Why? Because trimmers often leave scratchy stubble that itches in the nose. With sugaring, I remove the hair including the root. Result: silence. No poking, no constant mirror-checking.
— NataliiaNo itching
Since no sharp cut edges remain, nothing pokes the sensitive skin. The nose just feels calm.
Clean look
Even fine fuzz on the ear disappears. Side profile or sunlight — it looks groomed from every angle.
Longer peace
3–4 weeks no shadow, no protruding hairs. You can leave the trimmer in the drawer.
Zap — and gone
Quick, precise, only where it bothers. Done in minutes.
- 1
Nose
Small amount of paste at the rim, quick pull — bothersome hairs gone. Only the visible, itchy part. I protect the inside carefully.
2–3 min
- 2
Ears
I remove fuzz from the ear shell, tragus (that small protrusion), and earlobe. Even fine hairs go, the ear stays spotless.
2–3 min
- 3
Finish
Antiseptic treatment, cleansing. Everything hygienic and safe.
1–2 min
Price & Duration
- Price
- Ears & Nose€0
- Duration
- 5–15 min
- Incl.
- ConsultationAftercare
Short and hygienic
Come clean, don't come sick.
Blow your nose
Please blow your nose briefly beforehand. Tissues are here, but starting clean is much nicer for both of us.
Cold check
If you have a cold, flu, or sore nasal lining, let's reschedule. I can't work on sick mucous membrane — risk for you and me.
Clean ears
A quick check with a cotton swab at home would be great. Normal hygiene is perfectly enough.
The hands-off rule
First 24 hours —Protect mucous membrane
No bacteria to the open root.
1
First 24 hoursHands off
- Don't pick your nose, don't scratch your ear. Fingers carry bacteria.
- When bacteria get into open root canals, small inflammations can develop. Keep hands away.
2
If neededCare if needed
- If your nose feels dry, a drop of nasal oil or healing ointment helps.
- I can recommend suitable products.
3
First 24 hoursNo dusty environments
- If possible, avoid very dusty or dirty environments.
- Clean air, quick healing.
Questions about Nose & Ears
Small Details,Big Impact
Reflexes, makeup, and hygiene.
Your eyes might water briefly – that's just a nose reflex. The moment passes quickly, and the tearing doesn't mean it was "too much".
I only work on the visible rim, where hairs stick out. I leave everything deeper inside alone – so there's enough "filter" left, and it just feels tidier.
No, because I only remove the front, visible hairs. The fine cilia deep inside remain untouched and continue to filter dust and pollen diligently.
No. I only treat what is easily accessible from the outside: the shell, the lobe, and the small cartilage in front (tragus). I do not go into the ear canal.
Usually not really. If you trim, hard stubble can tickle – after sugaring, it often grows back softer and stays quiet for a while.
Yes, but gentle dabbing is better than blowing hard for the first few hours. The rim might be a bit more sensitive briefly.
Many tell me that in-ears or hearing aids sit more comfortably when there is less fuzz in the ear shell. It often just feels "cleaner".
Sometimes yes – especially at the nose entrance or earlobe when light hits from the side. When those little hairs are gone, the face often just looks clearer and fresher.
Got more questions?
Just message me on WhatsApp – I'm happy to answer your questions.
Small details, instant polish
Ears & Noselooking clean without it being obvious
Why does this make such a difference?
Ear and nose hair is rarely a 'hair problem', but rather a grooming detail that people notice instantly in conversation.
Most clients don't come because of the amount, but because of that one moment in the mirror or backlight where it suddenly looks unkempt, even if everything else is perfect.
groomed doesn't mean 'completely bare'
Especially in the nose, removing too much can look unnatural fast.
I aim for 'clean and unobtrusive': so it looks tidy, but not like something was artificially stripped away.
Worried about the sensation?
Many tense up about this zone, fearing it will be too intense.
I work here with extreme control and in small steps: You can stop anytime, and I only go as far as you are comfortable with.
Quick & Clear: Zone Rules
- Visible Edge Only: I only remove what sticks out – protection stays intact.
- Not Everything: Going too deep is unhealthy, so I don't do that.
- Before: Please don't trim wildly, otherwise sugar can't grip.
- After (24h): Don't touch inside your nose (bacteria!) and let it rest.
When is this popular?
- In Conversation: So nothing distracts when standing close.
- In Profile: Because you often miss it in the mirror, but it shows in photos.
- Quiet Service: No one sees 'the treatment', just that you look polished.
What does it feel like?
The zone can feel briefly sharp because it's sensitive, and reflexes (like watery eyes) are normal.
I announce what happens next, and I stay deliberately calm so it doesn't become that 'shock moment' many fear.
Hygiene is non-negotiable
Around the nose and ears, proximity is normal, so everything must be hygienic and neat.
I work with gloves and a fresh setup, keeping the process so clear you never feel exposed.
When I prefer to wait
If the skin around the nose or ears is irritated, I don't work 'anyway'.
With acute inflammation, sores, or suspicion of infection, I prefer to postpone. Health always comes first.
If something else bothers you
Sometimes this is just the 'finishing touch' and you have a second zone in mind.
Then check out Chin or Upper Lip – and if you want to bundle multiple areas, Face 3-in-1 is often the perfect intermediate step.