WHEN FILING: Starting from the corners of the nail’s free edge, file toward center of nail, continuously filing in one direction. Use care to create an even shape. DO NOT file in a back-and-forth motion, as this can damage nail, causing breakage and peeling.
WHEN BUFFING: Move the block in a back-and-forth motion over surface area of the nail that has ridges or a visibly uneven texture. Prior to the application of gel polish, finish buffing with grit 600; if keeping nails bare, finish with grit 3000. DO NOT use grit 120 on nail surface as it is too coarse.
Pro Tip: The soft grits 220, 600, and 3000 can function as exfoliators for the nail bed; buff along the sides and the base of the nail to remove cuticle buildup.
120 GRIT is used to:
Create the desired nail shape.
Remove layers of gel polish or gel extend from nails.
Buff ridges out of thick, hard toenails.
150 GRIT is used to:
Refine the nail shape.
Remove layers of gel polish and gel extend from nails.
Remove large surface ridges and file the free edge on dense toenails.
180 GRIT is used to:
Soften edges of final nail shape.
File fingernails and to remove coarse ridges from surface of nail beds.
File toenails.
220 GRIT is used to:
Smooth out the free edge of nails after filing.
Remove coarse ridges from the surface of nail beds.
File toenails.
600 GRIT is used to:
Gently buff and file nails.
Smooth out fine ridges on the surface of nails.
Soften the free edge of nails after filing.
Buff the nails as the last step prior to the application of gel polish.
3000 GRIT is uses to:
Polish the natural surface of nails for a high-shine finish.
Made in Korea
For best results, natural nails must be properly prepped. Our professional nail filing block was purposefully designed to be that one versatile tool to get you that perfect manicure. Ideal for manicure prep, general nail care and gel polish removal. This multi-purpose tool is comprised of six sides, each with distinct grits for filing, buffing, and tending to every surface of the nail with precision and finesse.
WHEN FILING: Starting from the corners of the nail’s free edge, file toward center of nail, continuously filing in one direction. Use care to create an even shape. DO NOT file in a back-and-forth motion, as this can damage nail, causing breakage and peeling.
WHEN BUFFING: Move the block in a back-and-forth motion over surface area of the nail that has ridges or a visibly uneven texture. Prior to the application of gel polish, finish buffing with grit 600; if keeping nails bare, finish with grit 3000. DO NOT use grit 120 on nail surface as it is too coarse.
Pro Tip: The soft grits 220, 600, and 3000 can function as exfoliators for the nail bed; buff along the sides and the base of the nail to remove cuticle buildup.
120 GRIT is used to:
Create the desired nail shape.
Remove layers of gel polish or gel extend from nails.
Buff ridges out of thick, hard toenails.
150 GRIT is used to:
Refine the nail shape.
Remove layers of gel polish and gel extend from nails.
Remove large surface ridges and file the free edge on dense toenails.
180 GRIT is used to:
Soften edges of final nail shape.
File fingernails and to remove coarse ridges from surface of nail beds.
File toenails.
220 GRIT is used to:
Smooth out the free edge of nails after filing.
Remove coarse ridges from the surface of nail beds.
File toenails.
600 GRIT is used to:
Gently buff and file nails.
Smooth out fine ridges on the surface of nails.
Soften the free edge of nails after filing.
Buff the nails as the last step prior to the application of gel polish.
3000 GRIT is uses to:
Polish the natural surface of nails for a high-shine finish.
Made in Korea
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