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"I&amp;#x27;m just going to put it out there&amp;amp;#8212;I&amp;#x27;ve never truly loved the overall shape of my nose (my nostrils remind me of McDonald&amp;#x27;s arches), but I&amp;#x27;ve never seriously thought about getting a nose job either (I&amp;#x27;d much rather have a reverse boob job). But that&amp;#x27;s neither here nor there; those of you currently contemplating rhinoplasty, this one&amp;#x27;s especially for you. Before you go under the scalpel, allow me to introduce you to the Hana Tsun Nose Straightener ($60)&amp;amp;#8212;a safer and more cost-effective alternative, perhaps this wacky gadget is all you need to tweak your beak. Here&amp;#x27;s how it works: gently insert the device into both nostrils and wear for just 20 minutes a day, during which &amp;#x27;the supports on either side will help balance and push up the bones and contours of your nose, so it has an overall sharper, straighter shape that is less round and more graceful.&amp;#x27; I poked around JapanTrendShop.com and found that they also sell the Butterfly Beauty Nose Clip ($54), which claims to lift a downward sloping nose, and the Beauty Lift High Clip ($107), a vibrating mechanism that supposedly boosts and firms your nasal cavity. While I do think these doohickeys are slightly crazy, I also think they just might be crazy enough to actually work. We train other parts of our body; with daily primping perseverance, why couldn&amp;#x27;t we re-sculpt the nose? And If I were prepared to drop $6500 for rhinoplasty, I&amp;#x27;d definitely be willing to pony up a C-note first for a DIY alternative... What about you? Are you seriously considering a nose job? If so, would you give any of these cosmetic contraptions a try first?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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