GlossaryLive Glossary Term Ceramic E-file Bits

CERAMIC E-FILE BITS

GlossaryLive Glossary Term Ceramic E-file Bits

CERAMIC E-FILE BITS [suh-ram-ik, e-fahyl, bits]

What it is: Made of ceramic material, which is hard-wearing, sharp, and durable. This corrosion resistant bit has similar flute like cuts as the carbide, but doesn’t cause as much heat as metal bits.
How to use it: A popular choice for removing nail enhancement product because it produces larger particles that fall to the nail desk and generates less heat on the nail. Electric file education is recommended before used on clients.
How to apply it: Inserted into the chuck on a handpiece of an e-file.
How to clean it: If nail product is attached, soak in acetone. Then wash with soap and water while scrubbing with a nail brush and dry. Then immerse in disinfectant following manufacturer’s instructions.
How to store it: Store in a covered container.

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CAVIAR BEADS

GlossaryLive Glossary Term Caviar Beads

CAVIAR BEADS [kav-ee-ahr beeds]

What it is: AKA bullion. Tiny metallic beads used to embellish 3D nail art.
How to use it: To embellish any 3D or inlaid nail design.
How to apply it: Adhered to the design with top coat, gel or adhesive.
How to remove it: The adhesive is softened with acetone to remove the embellishment.
How to store it: Usually housed in a small container where they can be easily picked up one at time.

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