These tools cannot be washed or disinfected! Traditional abrasive nail files and foam buffers are made from porous or layered materials that trap nail dust, skin cells and microorganisms within their surfaces and crevices. Washing removes some visible debris, but it does not prove that microorganisms have been removed or destroyed. Disinfection requires the disinfectant to reach contaminated surfaces at the correct concentration and for the required contact time. 🧼 You cannot reliably guarantee this throughout a porous, layered implement simply by washing it or spraying it with alcohol. Unless a tool has a manufacturer-validated reprocessing method and reuse is permitted by your local regulations, treat it as single-use and discard it after each client. If you cannot reliably clean and disinfect a tool, you cannot safely reuse it on another client! ❌

Hey guys I have been so MIA lately but I remembered someone asking about wide thumbs a few weeks ago and I had my client with wide thumbs in today and thought I would show you how I work around it I forgot to mention I use a 00 tip. Please ignore the state of my nails xx

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We need a few more hands to stick on our new cover 🥳 PLEASE READ: Only single hands that can have their backgrounds removed will work 🙏 Please post your pic with your Instagram username, and we'll put it up 💛