Nail buffing is a process of polishing or rubbing your nails with a sanding block or nail buffer that is made of fine grit. It helps to file your nails, making sure they remain healthy, sturdy, and shiny for a long period
. To use a nail buffer, you can follow these steps:
- Start with clean, dry nails.
- Choose a buffer with the appropriate grit for your needs.
- Use the roughest side of the buffer to gently buff your nails, moving the buffer from side-to-side.
- Try to remove the roughness from your nails first.
- Take a soft cotton cloth to wipe off the extracts.
- Now take the texture that’s a little less rough and repeat the steps in a gentle, side-to-side motion.
- Take the smoothest part of the buffer and buff your nails until they look shiny – as if you’ve applied a clear coat.
- Wipe off your nails with the cotton cloth.
Nail buffers can have positive effects on your nails, such as removing dead skin and making your nails look shiny without the need for nail polish. However, it is important to use them correctly and not overdo it, as excessive buffing can weaken your nails
. Nail buffers are made of different materials, such as sponge and sandpaper, and can have different grits, so it is important to choose the right one for your needs
