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Is there a way to make nasal hairs grow again? i used to poke nose often customarily, thus most of my nasal hairs have fallen off from their roots.
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Why ?: Many people want to get rid of nasal hair. There is no way to stimulate these to grow!
Answered 4/4/2013
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