LEIGHTON DENNY Crystal Nail File with Case - Small

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BFenn The best file I have used. Works really well but especially as you can file in both directions. grit: Used on the nail edges and not on the plate, this grit is great to shape and file natural nails. Toddle Love this file. I really like a glass file and was disappointed when mine broke recently. I was pleased to see this one has a case so good for my handbag. I was also pleased to see M and S were selling glass files again as I had one of their originals. I prefer them to other files. Not the cheapest but seems well made.

grit: Files above 280 grit are usually used on very fragile, natural nails or for final touches and to remove little bumps. How often should you file your nails? lavender59 the perfect file! Best file ever. I had one of these but lost it and went into total panic as nothing else makes my weak nails look so good

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nurse07 Perfect file This is the best nail file i have ever used. Gentle and efficient on nails so minimal filing needed. I bought the small file and I'm so glad i did as it just fits into my handbag. The large one must be immense.! The only negative i can find is It comes in a lovely case which i personally find difficult to open One negative is the case, it's quite chunky and not practical for slipping into a handbag, also fiddly to extract the file from the surrounding case. It's very protective which is good, but as an on-the-go file I want it to be easy to access. I'll look for a case or holder I can re-use. DeeDee06 Quality pruct and worth the investment Quality product which takes good care of nails when used correctly - file one direction, dont saw at the nail. Only light pressure is needed to shape the nail. Seals nail end so less splitting or flaking. Best glass file I have had and i have tried others from premium nail brands.

grit: With a medium-fine grit, these files are usually used to shape natural nails but they can also be used to buff gel nails. 240 grit is the lowest number that should be used on natural nail plates. Christine Wheelhouse Efficient This is much more effective, longer lasting and kinder on the nails than a standard emery board or nail file but considering the cost, it should be. I am slightly disappointed that it comes in a storage box and not a sheath for ease of transportation. I appreciate there is a travel size which includes a sheath, but like any tools, my personal preference size for ease of manipulation is the larger of the two, and that’s important. grit: This is a coarse file, usually used to remove heavy products such as acrylic nails and will typically be used by a professional nail technician. Margaret Twin Lovely nail file Have had on of these for years now but as I dropped mine I needed a replacement, wouldn’t be without one and would definitely recommend as nail look lovely after use

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You don’t want to weaken your nails by over-filling them, but you also want to ensure that you keep them at a hygienic and healthy length, and file away any jagged edges that could lead to breaks. Keeping a file in your bag or in your office drawer may help with filing away any chipped edges as soon as they appear. On average, filing your nails once a week should suffice but for those who want shorter nails or notice fast growth, filing them every few days will be fine.