Lavis Regular Nail Files 80/100
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Lavis Regular Nail Files 80/100 is a nail file. Size and options are listed below.
About this type of product
Files wear down with use, so keep fresh ones on hand and replace them when they stop cutting cleanly. A file that matches the job saves time: coarse sides for product, finer sides for natural nails and finishing.
What you get
- 1 x Lavis Regular Nail Files 80/100
- Options on this listing: 1Pcs, 5Pcs
Why it works
- Grit for the job: lower numbers remove faster, higher numbers smooth.
- Salon staple: shaping, shortening and smoothing.
Specifications
| Brand | LAVIS |
|---|---|
| Item | Lavis Regular Nail Files 80/100 |
| Type | Nail file |
How to use it
- Start coarse: shape and shorten with the lower grit side.
- Smooth: refine with the higher grit side.
- Direction: file in one direction on natural nails.
- Dust off: brush away dust before color.
Who it suits
- Nail salons and home studios.
- Techs adding to their kit.
- Home studios building a kit.
Related products
Close to this one: Lavis Nail Files 100/180, Lavis Regular Nail Files 100/180, Lavis Regular Nail Files 80/80. Browse Nail file and buffer B, Mini Nail Tools.
Care and storage
Keep it in a clean, dry place after use.
Tips
- Check the size and options above before you order so the item fits the kit.
- If you are unsure which version fits the service, contact us with the brand and size you use now.
- Keep a spare on hand for busy days so a station never runs out.
A note on the details
Files and buffers do most of the shaping in a service. Lower grits remove length and product, higher grits refine and smooth before color. Specs shown are the ones on the listing. For anything not shown, such as exact dimensions or compatibility with your current products, ask us and we will look at the item.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the grit numbers mean?+
Lower numbers are coarser and remove product faster; higher numbers are finer and smooth the surface. A file marked 100/180 has one side of each.
Can I use the same file on every client?+
Single-client files are the hygienic choice; give the file to the client or discard it after the service.
How should I store it?+
Keep it in a clean, dry place after use. Close it right after each use.
Where do I find products that go with it?+
Use the related links on this page; the collections there group this item with the products it is used with in the same service.