Nail Brush: For best results, use warm, sudsy water to clean outer nail surfaces and difficult areas underneath nails. Clean brush after each use and allow to air dry.
Fingernail Clipper: Ideally, nails should be cut into an oval shape and extend slightly beyond fingertip to protect the sensitive area. This clipper is for fingernails only.
Cuticle Pusher: Soak fingertips in warm, sudsy water to render cuticles soft and pliable. Push cuticle back into a square shape with the blunt end of cuticle stick. The pointed end may be used to clean under the nail edge.
Cuticle Nipper: Cut the dead cuticle area, being very careful not to damage the healthy cuticle area.
Salon Board: Use board to smooth and blend the seams between artificial nails or tips and natural nails. Use board also for shaping and maintaining tips and edges of artificial and acrylic nails. Hold board at an angle and file in one direction.
4-Step Buffing Board: the 4-step buffing board gives your nails a natural, lustrous finish. Color-coded for easy use.
- step 1 pink evens
- step 2 purple smoothes
- step 3 blue buffs
- step 4 teal shines
Toenail Clipper: Ideally, toenails should be cut when wet to prevent cracking and breaking. Place clipper along toenail edge, being careful not to cut nails shorter than tips of toes for maximum safety and comfort. Nails should be cut straight across to help prevent ingrown toenails.
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