DRMODE Glass Nail File - 2PC Upgrade Glass Nail Shiner for Natural Nails Nano Nail Buffers Crystal Polisher with Case, Professional Manicure Tools Kit for Acrylic Nail Care,Gift for Women and Girls

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Good product no complaints. Does everything its said to do. Nails look neat and glossy.

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El material se ve bien y parece ser resistente, igual a las fotos y funciona bastante bien, no tienes que esforzarte demasiado para tener resultados

I've had a few nail buffers, and I'm a bit of a nail file snob. I love my diamancel #1 for keeping my nail edges smooth and snag free. This does a reasonable job at the same task: but I prefer the thinness of the diamancel for regular use. I have a few nice foam buffers as well (onsen with replaceable surfaces). These buff to a better shine. Of course, that shine comes at a cost of nail surface: beware of over buffing. The foam buffers have the advantage to easily curve around nails, whereas with this buffer you have to carefully stroke around the contours of your nail to avoid ending up with ridges. That said, I like to bring this when I travel. It files and it buffs. It's not susceptible to bending unlike the diamancel. It's smaller than the foam buffer. It has a plastic travel case so it's protected. It's not sharp so no over-zealous TSA agent will confiscate it.

From a former beautician: the shinie function gives a virtually instant high shine which lasted about 5 days; after that I suppose the nails pick up micro-scratches which dull the shine. I wouldn't like to say how often it can be used before the nail becomes thinner and therefore weaker (it does quite obviously grind a fine layer of nail away each time), but it's fine for occasional use. I need nails which cope with mainly practical tasks - housework, gardening and crafts - rather than super-neat ones, so this suits my needs. The file being of hard material, only shines the high points across the very top of the nail surface, whereas a cushioned one will cover the whole area, high and low points. Actually, it wasn't obviously patchy unless you looked right up close - the nails catch the light and that is enough to create the impression of a totally shiny nail surface. Only one side of the file has the necessary etched surface to create the shine, the other side is completely bare (it'd be useful to have both sides etched so that you don't need to look for the side needed - but I imagine that would put the cost up). The filing function, using this same surface, is excellent. A useful item that I wouldn't want to be without, now, but just with a few points to bear in mind.

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I have to admit that I was skeptical when I saw these, I was also intrigued. So I decided I had to try them. In the past I’ve used buffing blocks that can be picked up at any beauty supply and thought a glass equivalent was a long shot but possible. I also have a powered buffing device made by Emjoi. I absolutely adore these! Using buffing blocks or my Emjoi took about 15-20 minutes. These little glass files took some time but was no more effort than even my powered Emjoi, matter of fact I do believe it shaved some time off. Besides if I use a buffing block or my Emjoi I have to replace the buffing heads or buy more buffing blocks as both wear out, not these files! All you have to do to achieve a high shine is apply the glass file to the surface of your nail and move it horizontally back and forth until you’ve covered the surface. The file micro sands the nail, polishing at the same time. It achieves this by using the two different textures on the textured side of the file. Yes, the texture is on only one side of these files. I’m so new to these I’m not sure if they can be found in a double sided option. These two files both come with they’re own transparent plastic case making them easy to carry in a handbag if so desired. The files come with one lighter and one black file, both files are the same texture and have the same effect. Basically, even though they are different colors they are identical. My nails are highly textured, I have many ridges and these made quick work of polishing them. I imagine if you have a smooth textured nail bed it would go even quicker for you. I wouldn’t say buffing damages the nailbed but be aware you are removing a fine layer, so even though it’s not on the broken English instructions I wouldn’t buff the entire nail dally. Maybe just cover outgrowth down by the cuticle once a week and maybe a quick touch up. You’ll have to decide what’s best for you and your nails but do understand the shine achieved from buffing lasts. There is nothing to wear off or chip, sometimes the surface of the nail looses some luster from everyday fine scratches and what not. Anyway these work and work well! So if you like or have buffed your nails in the past and want a easy effective method that will last much longer than other methods I’d highly recommended these! These aren’t going to wear out like buffing blocks. These files will last forever so they are highly economical! I’m impressed!