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Celine Mercado
> 3 daySo at first I didn’t like these files and couldn’t Understand the hype. But then I have it more than one try and started to understand how to use them and let me say these are Amazing for shaping
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hope
> 3 dayThere is nothing negative to say about these files but I do wish they were less expensive! Adhesive is easy to apply to plastic as well as easy to remove. Abrasiveness is spot on & last longer than any other files I’ve used! I haven’t cut any of my clients since switching to these files as I only attach adhesive file to one side of the plastic handle! Highly recommend & planning to buy these files only in the future!
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Me encantan
> 3 dayMáxima calidad
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Austin Bergstrom
> 3 dayThese are the best files I have ever used ! If you are a beginner dont waste your money on regular files. Just get these and stick with them !
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Tianna Joyce
> 3 dayI am a beginner and I always break the nail file so this sturdiness really helps while learning to shape!!!
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dani
> 3 dayI was a little skeptical about these because theyre stick on, I thought maybe theyd unstick easily but they are literally the BEST nail files I have ever came across!! Theyre amazing! Do not cut my clients, are super easy to replace, stick on flawlessly, last forever, perfect size. Absolutely love them !
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Gggirlgeek
> 3 dayI bought these because I was looking for files that wont cut me when filing close to the skin (I get a lot of lifting if I dont rough up the nail as close as possible to my skin.) These are 50% better at not cutting me but they still give me sore skin and sometimes cuts. I tried attaching the sticker slightly back from the edge but the plastic is still a little sharp. I might try buffing the edge with a crystal file to see if I can round it smooth. Ill report back. For some reason I expected them to have 5 180 grit, and 5 100 grit stickers. Its logical to attach them to both sides when only using on myself. I got 10 100 grit stickers of course, so now I have to order another 180 grit set to have all the files I need. I am using them for myself only so didnt consider that the second side would need to be replaced between clients because it wouldnt be sanitary, even if unused. I guess this is logical for professionals who dont want to waste two stickers per client. I like that I can replace the stickers when the file wears down, and I like that the stickers seem longer lasting than other cheap emery boards. I would use these on a friend after soaking in alcohol if I was sure neither of us had contaminants in our nails, but I wouldnt count on the plastic to be sterile for clients. There is no way to get 100% of contaminants out of plastic (this is why most milk jugs are not recycled at the plant, FYI.) I dont know about fungus though. For clients I would use a metal file that you can put in an autoclave or soaked in alcohol I suppose. (Side thought: they should make these out of acrylic. That is whats used for dentures and it doesnt seem to be a problem for denture cleaning. Just an idea. I dont know if acrylic holds bacteria though.)
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Christie Gibson
> 3 dayI am a professional nail tech. After 20 years of doing nails these are my favorite and the only file I use. They file down acrylic quickly without the leaving ragged file marks. The amount of cushion in the stick-on abrasive is perfect with the firmness of the plastic sanitizable emory board.
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Klaus M.
> 3 dayI am absolutely in love with these files !!!! THEY ARE AMAZING. I love how I can simply switch out after Im done using it. The file was really good and I was surprised that they also worked to debulk the nail. Theyre very long-lasting and efficient in general.
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Bianca
> 3 dayI bought due to a YouTube recommending them. When they arrived I was shocked on how tiny they were. I thought maybe they were fakes bc a lot comments talk about how jumbo they were. But no they are very slim. They are sharp but wear out fast. And honestly takes a lot of effort to file down nails. They are good but definitely not my favorite. So here I go back to the hunt. Wish me luck ladies.