Double-Sided Surface:

• gently "seals" the edge of your nails
• reducing nail splitting, cracking and peeling
• with extended use your nails will be stronger
• will last you a lifetime with proper care
• perfect for your purse

Genuine Crystal Nail File is:

• guaranteed to never wear out or wear down
• produced with the same process used to make fine wine glasses and expensive crystal items
• tempered to consistently test at 102% stronger than regular glass
• hardened for improving resistance to breakage
• the nail file is 5.5" long & 2mm thick. Sizes may slightly vary
• environmentally safe

How Crystal Nail File Works:

• file your nails in one direction with a few strokes
• Crystal Nail Files are ideal for use on tiny fragile nails

For Safety Reasons We Suggest You Use Crystal Foot File:

• while sitting with dry hands
• do not apply excess pressure
• do not allow it to fall onto a hard surface
• when not using your Crystal Nail File keep it in the protective sleeve

Routine Cleaning:

• soap and water is the best method for removing germs
• scrub your file with an old toothbrush for best results

Q: How long does it take before I notice a difference in my nails?
A: When you use emery boards or metal nail files they cause micro-fractures to your nails. The surface of a Crystal Nail File is so gentle it "seals" the edge of your nails reducing the splitting, cracking and peeling. With extended use your nails will be stronger.

Q: Can I Sterilize my Crystal Nail File by putting it in the dishwasher?
A: Routine cleaning with soap and water is the best method for removing germs. Scrub your file with an old toothbrush for best results.

Q: Are Crystal Files safe to use on children and babies?
A: Crystal Nail Files are ideal for use on tiny fragile nails.

Don't Be Fooled By Cheap Knock-offs

Knockoffs may look similar, but there are distinct differences.

• Etched Grit versus Bonded Grit ~ Epoxy is used to bond grit to the filing surface of cheaper files, which can wear off.
• Float Glass Process Versus Sheet Glass Process ~ Sheet Glass Process produces a lower quality glass than glass produced using the Float Glass Process.
• Thickness ~ Knock-off files are thicker. The Float Glass Process used to produce Genuine Crystal Nail Files controls the thickness of the files.