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Simply the one item you cannot do without, the file is the work horse of the nail salon. There is no nail service that you don’t use if for. It is probably your least expensive tool and it’s very likely the tool every one of your clients has at home. But as nail care has become more complicated and more sophisticated, so too even the simplest of implements.
These charms are made of 100% metal, and they feature the emery board and a crystal stone on one side and the engraved Nail Jerks Logo on a solid gold finish on the back.
Backscratchers’ Septifile stainless steel foot file grits are available in packs of 50 replaceable abrasives with 100 grit-coarse.
Z-Files from Light Elegance are boomerang-shaped and feature a high-quality, premium grit that is available in 100, 150, and 180.
This recently-opened salon in Southern California is geared towards trendy customers in their 20s and 30s wanting a place to socialize.
The KP-3000 is one of Kupa’s top-of-the-line electric nail filing systems.
Kirsty Meakin of Naio Nails demonstrates how to file five nail shapes: a pipe nail; a stiletto nail; an almond nail; a ballerina or coffin nail; and a traditional square nail.
Industry scientist, author, and educator Doug Schoon issues a warning about the so-called Russian manicure technique.
Flowery announces new File Catty Candy Lush Collection for winter.
Elizabeth Morris of The Nail Hub shows the proper techniques to get a perfectly filed nail every time no matter what product you work with.
