Bit Style |
Benefits |
Use |
2-Week Backfill |
Small 1/4-sized bit to cut new smile lines |
To trench out a new smile line on a backfill |
4-Week Backfill |
1/2 barrel bit to cut new smile lines and remove product |
To trench out a new smile line and remove product on a backfill |
Inverted Backfill |
1/2 barrel angled bit for easier cutting |
To trench out a new smile line and remove product on a backfill |
Small Barrel |
Slimmer and easy to see as you work |
For surface work, refining C-curves, and shortening |
Large Barrel |
Larger for more surface contact |
For surface work, refining C-curves, and shortening |
UNC (Under the Nail Cleaner) |
Tiny, slim pointed bit to get into tight spots and under the nails |
For cleaning under the nail and drilling holes |
Cone |
Longer cone for more surface contact |
For cuticle work, sidewalls, and under the nails |
Slim Cone |
For tight areas such as sidewalls |
For cuticle work, sidewalls, and under the nails |
Football |
The curvature of the football allows you to get underneath a long, curved nail |
For cuticle work and under long nails |
Tapered Cone |
Flat-topped cone for refining sidewalls and cuticle areas |
For surface and cuticle work, and under the nail |
Safety Bit |
Rounded top for safe use at the cuticle |
For surface and cuticle work, and under the nail |