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Looking for a quick, tidy way to deal with the occasional shaving nick? Nix is a practical grooming essential, best known for its classic styptic pencil format—designed to help manage small, superficial cuts and minor shaving nicks as part of everyday self-care. Compact and easy to keep to hand, it’s a useful addition to a bathroom cabinet, barber kit, or travel wash bag, especially if you wet shave regularly or use a razor for grooming.
Shop Nix products online with Withaid, a UK regulated pharmacy, with clear product information and convenient delivery. Not sure what you need? A styptic pencil is typically used for tiny cuts that may bleed after shaving, while plasters and cleansing products can be more suitable for larger scrapes or areas where you want coverage. Explore Nix below, or use the quick links to browse related essentials for grooming and minor mishaps.
A Nix styptic pencil is commonly used for small shaving nicks and minor superficial cuts, helping you manage small amounts of bleeding after grooming.
Typically, you moisten the tip with water and apply gently to the affected area. Always follow the instructions on the product packaging and avoid using on anything other than minor, superficial cuts.
A styptic pencil is generally chosen for tiny shaving nicks where you want targeted application. A plaster can be more suitable when you need coverage or protection, or for slightly larger scrapes.
Some people find styptic products can sting briefly on application. If you have sensitive skin, apply carefully and stop using if you experience significant irritation or an ongoing reaction.
No—styptic pencils are intended for minor cuts and small nicks. For deep, gaping, heavily bleeding, or contaminated wounds, seek medical advice or urgent care.
If bleeding doesn’t stop, the cut is larger than expected, or you notice signs of infection such as increasing redness, swelling, heat, or discharge, speak to a pharmacist or contact your GP for advice.
Safety note: Use only as directed on the label and packaging. Avoid eyes, lips, and broken skin beyond minor superficial cuts. If you take blood-thinning medicines, have a bleeding disorder, develop an allergic reaction, or symptoms worsen or persist, seek advice from a pharmacist or your GP. For severe bleeding or serious injury, call 999 or attend A&E.
