NEONAILNail files & buffersWhite Buffer Block

The White Buffer Block from NEONAIL is a useful tool for thorough nail preparation. Its shape makes it comfortable to use, whilst the fine grain of the surface ensures precise work. This buffer has been designed to gently mattify the nail plate and prepare it for the subsequent manicure. The block’s uniform texture helps to smooth the nails and even out any unevenness. Thanks to its texture, it is suitable for use on both natural nails and artificial nail extensions. The simple, white design emphasises the functional nature of this manicure tool, which creates a good foundation for further nail design.

• For matting the nail plate
• Evens out any unevenness on the nail
• Suitable for natural and artificial nails
• Comfortable to use thanks to its block shape
• Prepares the nails for a manicure

Step by step instructions:

Application:

Step 1: The natural nail is prepared by gently pushing back the cuticle with a rosewood stick. Then gently matt the natural nail with the polishing file. Any nail dust is removed with a cellular tissue soaked in cleaner.

Step 2: A thin layer of primer is then applied.

Step 3: The base coat is applied to the nail in a thin layer and cured using the LED lamp.

Step 4: A thin layer of the desired colour is then applied and cured under the LED lamp. A second thin layer of colour is then applied and also cured. Darker colours may require a longer curing time.

Step 5: The top coat is now applied to seal the coloured lacquer. After curing under the LED lamp, remove the colour perspiration layer with the cleaner.

Step 6: Finally, nail oil can be applied.

It is important to note: Before use, it is advised to roll the UV nail polish back and forth between your hands. With each coat, make sure that the tip of the nail is sufficiently coated.

Removal:

Step 1: The sealing layer is carefully roughened with a nail file.

Step 2: Soak the nail foil wraps in acetone and wrap them tightly around the fingernail. Leave on for about 10 minutes.

Step 3: The UV nail polish is gently removed with a rosewood stick without applying excessive pressure. If the polish is not yet completely removed from the fingernail, steps 2 & 3 can be repeated.