Professional 4-Sided Nail Buffer Block 12-Pack - Multi-Colored Sanding Blocks For Buffing And Smoothing Natural And Acrylic Nails Review

I have been using these buffing blocks for at home dip powder manicures and I absolutely love them! I hated filling and buffing my entire nail with a traditional file and was using an electric nail drill to finish and buff them. Now I only use the nail drill around my cuticles and side walls and use the buffing block for everything else!

Fine if you want the same type of buffer on all 4 sides. I was extremely disappointed with this purchase and missed the return window since I waited for my current buffer to be useless before I tried to use one. All 4 sides have an extremely abrasive "buff” none of them are less than the other which makes it useless for nails because you have no fine or buff side to do the top of the nails.

These are so harsh, more than a "medium", as stated and the same grit on all 4 sides (also as stated). These are not buffers. More like something you might want to keep on hand for roughing up finished furniture before painting it! $8 for a dozen.sure beats $8 for a single block sander from Home Depot!

It's hard to find smoothing blocks like this in stores around here, so these were a great find. Very gentle on the nails. The only problem I found with them is that they don't last very long. But for the price, just toss it when it gets worn out and get a new one!

I bought these for sanding cardstock to give it a dimensional feel. These are the perfect grade for that purpose. Thanks for attention.

Great value for the money. Work great and last longer than others I have previously used. Highly recommend. Thanks for attention.

These are very "light coarseness” buffers. I do my own powder dip nails at home and these are not coarse enough to buff powder dips. Do not purchase if that’s what you intend to use them for.

I bought these to buff my dip powder nails. These did work, but the grit was too flimsy and would quickly wear off. Even though I don't generally have a lot of bumps to smooth, I couldn't even do a whole manicure with a single block. I always need at least two. In contrast, my nail files usually last at least a couple full manicures, so for me, these just aren't a great value. Would not repurchase.

This are very rough nail buffers. You have to be very careful to not damage your nails. Would not buy again. The blocks do not last long enough for frequent use..

I bought these thinking that they would be more like a "4 way nail buffer", with varying levels of abrasion on each side - that's my bad. All 4 sides are the same and it's a little too abrasive to use as a buffer, it takes too much of the surface nail off. They are very easy to use for nail shaping though, so will still get used.

Exactly what I needed and great price. I do my nails at home and these are awesome for buffing nails before painting and even help with cuticles

Buffers for acrylic nails.perfect. makart brand. Strong durable and pretty. I got 12 for an awesome price. They work perfect and just like the salons use. And there washable. Even though i will be just buying more. Worth the buy! And seller is great. Will buy more at every need! Thanks!

I decided that I was spending too much on manicures and so I got everything I needed to do the dips myself. These are awesome because they are needed and these are perfect for buffing and shaping

I might be wrong, but a "Professional Nail Buffing Block" should mean that this is all you need to use to get a professional type buffing of your nails. It is more like a nail sanding block to me. A professional BUFFING block should have ONE filing side and decrease the amount of grit till you get to one side that simply buffs your nails. This "Buffing" block is really a sanding block on all four sides.

These have less grit than course and too much to buff. The grit falls off easily. They just don’t last. I won’t buy again regardless of A low price.

I read that this was medium grit, but I would call it coarse. It was too rough for natural nails, and left scratches. They might work for acrylics. I had ordered something similar in the past that works great, but it must have been a finer grit. I wish I could find those again.

I mean. I guess I assumed they would be comparable to polar block. And they are. They don’t last as long and the corners are sharp. Will buy real polar block next time.

Great sanding blocks for my nail dip finishing. Study and just what I needed. Hard to find in stores since Covid. Had to learn to do my own nails and so happy I did. Can get everything I need on Walmart.

They do the job, the only downfall is they wear out quickly. I wouldn’t say they’re very high quality. But they work for the most part.

This product is very rough on all sides. If you have natural nails, it scratches your nails as well as your skin. It could be easily improved by alternating the sides with various emry intensities.