How to pluck the ear hair of a poodle

1. Let the VIP lie down quietly on the side. If your VIP is not very cooperative, ask the VIP to stand on a higher chair or table before pulling. In this way, the VIP may be afraid of heights and will It's quite cooperative, but my personal suggestion is to let the guest lie down quietly on your lap, and then open the guest's ears.
2. First put a little ear-plucking powder on the outer ear, massage it a little, and then use your fingers to pluck out some obvious ear hairs
3. Then sprinkle some ear powder on the inside of the ear. The ear powder feels a bit like prickly heat powder, which can help you see every ear hair clearly (pay attention to the quality, squeeze it in and twist it with your hands to see Are there any hard lumps?)
4. Rub the ear for a while (don’t rub it immediately, let the ear powder work and it won’t hurt)
5. When I said to use fingers to pull out, it usually refers to the area of the outer ear. In the ear canal (the part you can see with your eyes, if it is too deep, it will be uncomfortable and unsafe for the baby), use a tool (whether you are using a hemostatic forceps) You can use an eyebrow clip or your fingers to remove it!
6. Whether you are using hemostatic forceps, eyebrow clips or finger plucking, you are required to move as fast as possible. The faster, the less painful it will be. If you are really difficult to operate, it is recommended to let the ear hair grow longer. to handle it, it will be easier for novices!
7. Since the VIP’s ear piercings are not all the way through, you need to adjust the direction in which you hold the pliers and eyebrow clips!
8. Finally, dip a cotton swab into the ear fluid to clean out the remaining powder in the ear.
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