Makartt Nail Buffer Block, 100/180 Grit Sponge Nail Files, 10pcs Double Sides Pink Nails Sanding Filer for Acrylic Gel, Professional Manicure Art Buffering Kit for DIY Salon Use
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Size: 100/180Grit
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- Premium Quality Materials - Nail Files and Buffers are made with high quality emery and sponge materials.Each Perfect size is 7 x 0.7x 0.5 inches.There is enough surface to meet your nail trimming needs.
- Best Nail Prep Tool - Fingernail Files is designed in double sides with different grits.100 grit can be used to trim the surface of the crystal nail and trim the concave and convex nail surface before coating.180 grit is used to polish the grease on the nail surface.
- Bendable and Reusable - Nail Filer can be bent and not easily broken.They don't leave any color marks after many times used.They save your time and money and provide you with a comfortable manicure experience.
- Unique Design - You will get a pack of 10 pink files with a unique diamond design.Emery boards are lightweight and comfortable to hold,helping you trim and shape your nails with your desired shape.
- Widely Applications - Nail Supplies are perfect for your filing needs for nails,toenails and pet grooming.It is a terrific offering for girls who love nail art as birthday, christmas & halloween.
Color: Pink
Material: sponge, Plastic
Brand: Makartt
Model Name: Pink Nail Buffer Block
Grit Type: Fine
Product Dimensions : 7 x 0.7 x 7 inches; 3.84 ounces
Item model number : G0544
Manufacturer : Makartt
Country of Origin : China
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Size: 10 Count (Pack of 1)
Is there controversy over whether you should buff your nails? Yes. But when and if you decide to do it, these are GREAT. I had previously been suckered into buying an overpriced set at a mall kiosk, but it frayed and wrinkled and stopped being useful in a matter of days. Here, I got just what I needed, times ten, for a fraction of the price. At first I thought the jump from 400 grit to 6000 grit would be too sudden -- but it worked perfectly. And these absolutely refused to wrinkle or crease -- see the photo I've uploaded with it bent; there's no hint of a wrinkle. What do you use these for? 1) You can buff your natural nail to an impressive shine without any polish at all, removing or reducing ridges with the green side first, and finishing with the white side. If you have thin nails, yes, this will thin your nails a tiny bit -- but buff gently, and only when you need to, and you can have great results. This is the controversial part -- some people insist buffing is a good thing, others may start swearing. Men and women alike often do this for a subtle way to shine up their nails and neaten their hands without looking overly primped. I've uploaded new photos of a nail before buffing, after using the coarser green (400 grit) side, and after completing the shine with the very fine white side (6000 grit). I intentionally left my cuticles bone dry and ugly to show that there is absolutely no oil on the nail, and no polish -- it's bone dry and even shinier than it looks in the photo. 2) You can gently buff and smooth down a peeling edge on the surface of you nail if you're not brave enough to file off enough length to get rid of it entirely. (I do this when I really want to hold onto what little length I have, but don't want to risk having the peel propagate down my nail.) 3) You can use the green side to prep your nails before polish (gel or regular nail polish) if you find that polish peels or chips easily-- it can help some people's polish adhere better because it gives a more grippy surface -- just like you would do before painting a very smooth surface. Just do this only occasionally, and gently, or you could thin your nails more than intended. 4) MY FAVORITE -- you can use these buffers to fix a defect in your [fully dried] polish or top coat. See the pictures I've posted -- I was in a hurry and didn't notice the marred finish on my left index finger until the next morning. It took me all of 1 minute to buff it away in 2 steps -- first a quick buff with the green side to smooth the finish, and then a final buff with the white side to restore the shine to original glory and match the other nails. If the defect is too deep -- don't worry -- you can buff down as far as you need, wipe the dust from the nail, and reapply one layer of polish and/or topcoat if needed. You'll get a smoother and longer lasting repair than if you simply tried to polish over the marred nail without buffing -- it's the same idea as refinishing furniture, really. Sanding between layers yields a smoother and longer lasting finish.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2017 by Velvet Marmoset Velvet Marmoset
Size: 10 Count (Pack of 1)
Hi. I had never seen 6,000 grit on a board and wanted to try this out on a plastic model that I wanted to be shiny. The sticker on the package said 400/5000, so I was thinking... uh oh :\ Fortunately, I think that was just a typo :) As for the boards, I feel they were easy to use and I appreciated they were straight edges vs. tapered. The 6,000 grit polished the plastic to more than the plastic was by default; the result was a glossy sheen, which is what I was hoping for. For my usage, these boards & grits were a win. I apologize that I don't have any photos of the differences, right now. Hope this helps a bit. Take care :)
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2024 by Spunkers
Size: 10 Count (Pack of 1)
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Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2025 by Bogdan M
Size: 10 Count (Pack of 1)
These buffers are packaged nicely, with a thin strip of smooth paper between each buffer to prevent them from sticking to one another, which ends up making them worthless by the time you pry them apart, as I've learned with another brand. Buffers like this are not designed to be permanent or last a long time, just like other nail tools like emery boards for filing -- the finish that makes them do such a great job buffing the nail wears away in time -- so that's why they come in larger size packs and have the protective strip of paper between them. When a buffer stops leaving that 'just dipped in baby oil' look, it's time to discard and grab a new one. The results are truly beautiful and worth the effort and expense.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2022 by Toonces
Size: 10 Count (Pack of 1)
I love love love these!! I work in the food industry (ok I’m a lunch lady ❤️) and we must have bare nails only. I used to use a pink and white buffer/shiner of a different brand that I got at a big beauty box store. I saw these (were cheaper) on Amazon and took a chance.....GLAD I DID! The buffer side was better than my old one and the polishing side outshined the old one by far! I can’t speak to how long they will last compared to the old brand yet but I use this every day to improve the look of my nails when I get off work. If you don’t or can’t wear polish or acrylics try these. They’re amazing! Your nails will look like they have a top coat every day! UPDATE: I’ve been using these for a few years now and would also add that you should wash your hands before using them and make sure to always use the green side first THEN the white side. That way the buffing side will last longer. Took me a while to figure that out lol.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2019 by Martha V. Martha V.
Size: 10 Count (Pack of 1)
The first photo has two nails done with both sides, and two nails done with one side. The second photo is only with a cut and mild filing of 240 grit. These buffers are gritty enough to get the ridges out, but not leave scratches. Shinier than the photo captured and in the photo, there are light lines on the shine, that nailbed has a wavy pattern.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024 by Vineeta Vineeta
Size: 10 Count (Pack of 1)
I liked it but it more of a one time used on the sandpaper. The buffer I was able to use it on four fingers.
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024 by Yesenia Ramos
Size: 10 Count (Pack of 1)
Great product with several backups. Easy to use and works great on my real nails.
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2024 by Cheryl Bonnett