It can produce up to 30,000 RPM of vibration-free power but is only an inch in diameter, making it perfect for travel.
Luciana McGee shows how she fits a form to create the perfect nail shape.
This powerful, portable electric nail file has been designed for professional nail technicians who demand power and portability. The MANIPro Passport features a light weight battery powered Acetone Resistant Finish control box. This unit can provide anywhere from 8 to 10 hours of use per charge in either 110v or 220v. The MANIPro Passport comes complete with a stainless steel belt clip and a plastic handpiece holster which can snap on either side of the control box. The MANIPro Passport Control Box also comes in White, Red and Purple. Full two year parts and labor warranty with your limited edition Kupa E-file! For more information, visit http://kupainc.com/manipro-passport-limited-edition-teal
Amy Becker shows how to prevent hard gel from separating from the natural nail without capping the edge. "Capping your gels makes the edge of the nail look bubbled. When you file a gel nail after the sealant and do this technique I demonstrate, you will have a very natural looking nail and less separation," she says.
Amy Becker Periscopes how to cut out a smile line in gels using Masterworks by Amy Becker sanding bands. "Sanding bands are the coolest bit to cut out smile lines on hard gels. They cut out a sharper smile line than a carbide on hard gels!" She also shares other tricks to help speed the process and create a better smile line.
In this Periscope video, Amy Becker shares her time saving tips and tricks for removing colored gel-polish off of hard gels.
Suzie Moskal removes gel from acrylic nails, and shows what e-file bits she likes to use for product removals.
The Course Safety Bit is the perfect marriage between Young Nails’ X Cut Carbide and a safety bit.
For the e-file aficionado, Americanails is offering ProFiles Zebra Sanding Bands.
Cleaning and sanitizing bits is the most overlooked, yet most important procedure when using an electric file, according to Medicool's Steve Wallace.
