Buffing Block Nails

You can use a buffing block to even out and buff your nails. It prepares your nails for (gel) nail polish, so it will stay on better. Buffing your nails removes all the oil, which helps the polish adhere better. A buffing block has multiple sides, each serving as a different step and producing a different result. For example, a buffing block often has a rougher side, which you can use to file the shape of your nails. The buffing side removes oil and dirt from the nails. A buffing block is always handy to have, so take a quick look at our range and choose from the various nail files! In addition to buffing blocks, our range also includes other nnail files. So you can find a glass file as well as a nail file set. A nail file is always handy to have! A glass file lasts a long time because a glass nail file wears down less quickly.

Using a buffing block

Using a buffing block is very easy; often each side indicates which one to use first. A buffing block is also often used before applying (gel) nail polish, so it actually serves as a kind of preparation. The buffing block prepares the nails properly. The scrubbing effect removes dead skin cells from the nail bed. In addition, the buffing block removes the shiny oil layer without damaging the natural nail. Of course, you can also use the buffing block when you are not applying (gel) nail polish, as your nails will look super beautiful and well-groomed after using a buffing block.