12-Pack of Washable Emery Board Nail Files and Buffers - 7 Steps for Professional Nail Buffering, Ideal for Acrylic Nails Review

NOT WORTH! I made it exactly 3 fingers long before almost all of the coarse grit from step 1 was gone (this was on clean natural nails, no protrusions, normal amount of buildup). Step 2 isn't much better. In the end, the finished product has a matte color, not the beautiful glossy color expected from this process. Wouldn't buy again.

I'm a guy and I'm a pretty bad mechanic. I find that sanding boards help smooth out corners that are preventing me from picking. The buff is actually really nice with them and the top of the nail feels so smooth I found my instinct to pluck turned into a feel for how smooth they are. I like her.

I thought what a great deal I'll buy all of these nail files and save some coins! WHO wouldn't want that? Let me just say that the main reason I spend money on filing is because I have deep ridges in my nails, think Grand Canyon. I recently grew my nails without acrylics or anything and thought it was great. They should not be called a 7-path file. There are 2 sides to file the natural nail into the desired shape. If you're looking for a buffer to polish those gullies, i.e. ridges, then you…

These compound files are TERRIBLE. In the past I've gotten them locally, in packs of one or two. Now I know how to sell them in packs of 12 at a fair price. This is a cheap and poorly made brand of this type of nail file. Even with light sawing and shaping, the grain will wear out after 1 or 2 uses. Sand (or plastic) is smeared on the hands, and it seems as if a layer of glue was applied, and a very rare crumb is scattered unevenly over it. There are isolated grains and blotchy white spots on…

Maybe you get what you pay for. They are good for polishing nails, but do not smooth out bumps. So if you want shiny ripped nails, these are suitable. Otherwise, you may have to pay more to get a better product.

I am a licensed professional manicurist and was hoping they would work as well as they look but...they aren't. I like the one-time use per client, and clients like that they take a buffer home after the meeting. They do not work in a professional environment, since the buffer has many pages, so you have to constantly scroll through them to find the right number, which reduces the speed of service. If you are looking for a good home use buffer then I believe they will offer good value for your…