The Best Way to Remove Ear Hair - what's the best electric toothbrush

With age and changes in hormone levels in the body, too much earhair is a major problem for men.
Ear hair can grow randomly in different parts of the ear, and can also sprout from the ear tube.
If the ear hair becomes too thick, the ear hair causes hearing problems, and the wax on the ear hair sticks to the hair, causing hygiene problems.
Hair removal techniques include tweezers, scissors, chemicals and trimmer.
The stylist's website says the trimmer is the most painless and effective of all methods.
Choose the nose hair/ear hair trimmer.
Choose a battery-powered toothbrush that is roughly the same size and shape as an electric toothbrush.
Standing in front of a well
Light up the mirror and tilt your head slightly to the side to observe the inside of the ear.
Check the ears for wax, debris or dirt.
If you have wax in your ears, or if your ears are dirty, you should not use a trimmer.
If you see any visible ear wax, clean your ear with a bulb syringe or ear
Wax softens the drops instead of using a cotton swab.
Fill the bulb syringe with warm water.
When your head is facing the side, squeeze a few drops of water out of the syringe, or three to four drops of wax --
Soften into the ear.
Stand straight for a few minutes and leave the wax attached to the liquid.
Press the towel next to your ears.
Tilt your head to the side again and let the water and wax flow out of your ears.
Repeat on the other side.
Before using a battery-powered trimmer, wait 24 hours for the ears and hair to dry.
Standing in front of a well
Light up the mirror and tilt your head slightly to the side to observe the inside of the ear.
Flip the power switch on the trimmer and open the ear as much as possible with the other hand.
Stretch the skin of the face inward, or pull different parts of the ear to achieve this.
Touch the trimmer to the bottom of the hair if possible, or at least to the point where you can see them.
Do not place more than 1/4 Trimmer
Inches into the outer ear.
For hair growing outside the ear, slowly and carefully move the rotating blade along the edge of the ear.
Remove trimmed strands with dry cotton balls.