•  DAISO is a national-level affordable daily necessities brand in Japan, with the design concept of "close to life, practical and durable". This Bamboo Ear Pick (2pcs) is a classic product in its natural material care tool category, focusing on "natural bamboo + gentle cleaning + portability and practicality", suitable for daily mild ear canal cleaning scenarios, balancing environmental protection and use safety.

1. Advantages of natural bamboo: High-quality natural bamboo is used as raw material, which is treated with high-temperature sterilization to reduce the risk of bacterial growth; bamboo material has a moderate density, a warm touch, no cold feeling of plastic or stiffness of metal, and is not easy to irritate the ear canal skin with long-term use; moreover, bamboo is biodegradable, more environmentally friendly than plastic tools.
2. Safe detail design: The head of the ear pick adopts a "rounded arc" process, with edges polished through multiple fine processes, no burrs or sharp edges, which can reduce the risk of scratching when inserted into the ear canal; the handle is about 10-12 cm long and moderately thick (about 8-10 mm in diameter), not easy to slip when held, more stable in force application, and avoids operation errors caused by hand tremors.
3. Cost-effectiveness and scenario adaptability: The 2pcs specification meets the needs of multiple family members or storage in different scenarios, no need to buy spares separately; the product is small in overall size, no complex accessories, and can be easily put into a makeup bag or travel toiletry bag without taking up space; the packaging is simple, ready to use after opening, no additional assembly required, suitable for daily quick cleaning needs.

• Made in :Japan

Core material: High-quality natural phyllostachys pubescens/moso bamboo (mature bamboo with a growth cycle of 1-2 years is selected, with high material density and good toughness, not easy to break; it is sterilized by high-temperature cooking (above 120℃) to remove sugars and insect eggs in the bamboo, reducing the risk of mildew and moth infestation in the later period).
Auxiliary process material: Food-grade beeswax (used for surface polishing in some versions to increase the smoothness and water resistance of the bamboo surface, preventing water from seeping into the bamboo and causing cracking during use; no chemically synthesized wax or paint coating, ensuring safety and harmlessness when in contact with the skin).
(Note: The specific bamboo variety may vary slightly depending on the product batch, subject to the actual product; all materials have passed the skin contact safety test, no harmful substances such as formaldehyde and heavy metals are released, and comply with the safety standards of natural daily necessities; if the bamboo tool shows surface wear after long-term use, it is recommended to replace it in time to avoid residual bacteria.)

1. Preparation: Before use, wipe the head of the ear pick and the contact part of the handle with a 75% alcohol pad for disinfection; choose a well-lit environment (to facilitate observing the ear canal and avoid blind operation); the user lies on their side or tilts their head to one side, with the ear to be cleaned facing up.
2. Cleaning operation: Adults can operate by themselves (or with assistance), hold the middle of the handle, and slowly and gently insert the head of the ear pick into the ear canal (depth ≤1.5 cm); gently scoop the earwax with the curved surface of the head (do not scrape the ear canal wall forcefully or insert it in a rotating manner to avoid damaging the skin); if hard earwax is encountered, stop operation immediately and do not dig forcibly.
3. Post-cleaning treatment: After removing the earwax, wipe the head of the ear pick with a tissue, then disinfect it again with an alcohol pad; store the ear pick in a dry and clean storage box (self-prepared is recommended) to avoid moisture and bacterial growth.
4. Precautions: The single cleaning time should not exceed 3 minutes to avoid ear canal discomfort; use it 1-2 times a week, as excessive cleaning can easily disrupt the balance of ear canal flora; if pain, itching, bleeding, etc. occur during cleaning, stop using it immediately and consult a doctor.