Product Description
One of the most important nail tool for your average nail technician is the nail file. Designed to quickly trim, shape and polish nails with only a light touch, these nail files have thick emery boards that are triple layered onto the center for reusable and long term use. These are ideally to be used on acrylic nails, gel nails, natural nails, and more. Suitable for at-home or salon manicures and pedicures, these files are also reusable once washed. Nail files all have different grit sizes that varies from 60 to 240. Each number represents the amount of grit on a file. Every grit size has different uses of the file. So make sure your nails are smoothed and shaped to perfection! PANA nail files come in two different sizes and a variety of colors. The difference between the two is not hard to tell, but the durability and highest grade of emery boards stay the same.
Quick Tip: The lower the number, the coarser the grit. The higher the number the finer the grit.
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We stand behind our products 100% so you are always covered! If you are not 100% happy with your purchase, please email us and we will try our best to resolve the problem with you. Return Policy All returns must be made within 30 days of purchase date. Items must be in new, unused condition, with all original materials included with the shipment. A partial refund may be applied for open or damaged items, depending on the condition. Returns of items purchased that are the result of our error will be recieve a full refund of the item as well as shipping charges. Returns of items purchased that are not the result of our error may be subject to a return shipping fee which will be deducted from the refund. We may give only a partial refund of the purchase price if the returned item is not in its new, original and unopened condition. The amount of the partial refund depends on the condition of the item as determined in our sole discretion. We reserve the right to deduct the original shipping charge, and the actual return shipping fee. Buyer will be responsible to pay the original shipping fee, return shipping fee, and a 15% restocking fee if we receive an Oversized Item return.Product Videos
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I have plenty of them
These emery boards were perfect size and sturdiness for my hobby. The balsa wood responded nicely with these emery boards. Recommend these to any one building models of all types. Can't go wrong if you are wanting a course grit board. Great price to boot.
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my first nail file
I guess I’m adulting now because this is the first nail file I’ve had for over a year. I love it and it’s always on my nightstand or in my purse if I’m traveling. My nails have improved in strength because of how well their being treated; and after a year I finally replaced it a) because the price was too good to not and b) the corners where the different surface areas meet are wearing down from so much use.
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Excellent nail filer
Just finished filing my nails with Ciganic board. Normally I wouldn't write a review for a nail filer but I've purchased some filers that were not worth the money and I want to point out to buyers an excellent filer to consider. This one. Previously I purchased IFUNSON Professional Boards that were useless after one filing treatment. Because they were thick, I thought that each board would last more than one treatment. Wrong. Waste of money and time. The Ciganic board grain allowed me to file my nails edges effective, quickly and I can tell that I'll be able to reuse these boards. Actually, its advertised as washable. Good Buy!!!
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100/180 grit
These are worth the money. With using files on a daily basis the only think I notice that’s different is they are softer than a true 100/180 grit. I liked this because i think the traditional 100/180 is too hard for nail filing of any kind. Better for the client.
