Maryton Nail Buffer Blocks, Fine 180/240 Grit for Natural Nails, 5 PCS

They are very good and Way about the other guy. Hey Sand, your nails to an even finish in no time at all.

Serves the purpose and you get a lot of them.

It’s perfect as one side is rough enough to file nails down a bit and the soft side is enough to buff gently. Each block lasts a long time.

These work so good.

This was exactly what I needed for my natural nails so that they wouldn’t be damaged but I could buff off nail adhesive easily and thoroughly. Most of block is the stronger grit with only one side and the ends for smoothing.

I have thin, peely nails that a diamond nail file rips to sheds. I've also tried different cardboard files from Sally's Beauty Supply and some from Ultra, my sad nail rebel every time I use other products. This and the same only in yellow are the only thing I've found that helps my nails instead of destroying them further.

These, specific, yellow buffers are game changers. I’ve been buying this exact style for years. They smooth out edges, the still are a bit sharp, even after filing.They remove any staining on nails.**great for kids to file their own nails, and keeps them entertained lolI also use them when buffing to hit up my cuticles to remove dry skin before I begin that. Butter cuticle remover, or Deborah Lippman’s, are the two holy grails. They ACTUALLY work!

Or very well, I like these much better than the flat ones easier to hold. Had four different grains of sandpaper for nails. One of which was a buffer. So you had everything you need in one little square.

Appreciate the coarse texture that smooths rough nails to a clean finish. I use on my natural finger and toenails. But would work very effectively on acrylic nails. Word of caution, don’t be too vigorous if you have thinner nails. Start with caution. Very pleased.

Great product

They’re much smaller than I thought

Idéal pour les clients.

Good for the apex of lesser digits.