Whether e-file use is part of your school’s curriculum or not, it’s a good idea to be able to provide information about this invaluable tool to your students.
This is the first video and the beginning of a series on how to use an e-file. Follow along on my blog to watch the journey unfold, perhaps learning along with me as I go. Advice and education are welcome!
As a new e-file owner, I invite you along on my journey as a learn about this tool from the ground up.
So you bought some bits but you're not sure how to take care of them. The Nail Hub's Elizabeth Morris shows you exactly how to prevent cutting your client, how to properly clean your bits, and how to get longevity out of your bit collection.
So you put all this amazing color, art, crystals, and lord knows what else on yourself or your client. Looks amazing and you're stoked. Now 3 weeks later you gotta get that stuff off and do it quickly because nobody wants to spend 4 hours hand-filing or sanding all that down. Here are The Nail Hub's Elizabeth Morris' top 3 bits for product removal with a quick demo on how quickly and efficiently they work.
The USB Professional Nail Drill from Mia Secret can be used for manicure and pedicure services.
On Monday we learned about electricity, different type of electric currents, and how to safely work with the equipment we'll have in the salon. Later I performed a basic manicure on one of my classmates.
Jess Alexander introduces the all Easy-Off Mandrel from KUPA Inc., who says the Easy-Off Mandrel is going to save every nail tech who uses an electric nail file time and money.
The new e-file can work at 30,000 RMPS and can last up to 10 hours.
There are so many great things you can do with your e-file — from making nails the perfect length and shape to removing lift and reducing callus. Nail techs share their most helpful e-file maneuvers.
