Product Description

• Trim Family Manicure Kit
• Professional Quality
• Contains: Nail Clipper Toenail Clipper Cuticle Sticks Salon Board Tweezers

Instructions

Fingernail Clipper: Ideally, nails should be cut when wet for smoother edges and best results. Cut fingernails into an oval shape and to a length which suits your preference. This clipper is for fingernails only. Manicure Stick: Soak fingertips in warm, sudsy water to render cuticles soft and pliable. Push cuticle back into square shape with the blunt end of the manicure stick. The pointed end may be used to clean under the nail edge. Emery Board: Nails should always be filed when dry to ensure smooth edges. Place the emery board under the nail edge at a slant and file in one direction only. For best results, nails should be filed into an oval shape following fingertip contour. Toenail Clipper: Ideally, toenails should be cut when wet to prevent cracking and breaking. Place clipper along toenail edge, being careful not to cut nails shorter than tips of toes for maximum safety and comfort. Eyebrow Tweezer: Grasp a single strand of hair, as close to the base as possible, and gently pull out in the direction in which the hair grows.

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