PRO Nail Drill

CHOOSING THE RIGHT NAIL BIT
Selecting the right bit is crucial for achieving the best results. Nail drill bits comein various shapes, each serving a specific purpose. 

BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Hygiene is crucial in nail care. Before using the nail drill, ensure the bits and toolsare sanitized with alcohol or a disinfectant spray. This will prevent infections and ensure a clean and safe manicure.

WHEN YOU START
-Attach the appropriate drill bit to the machine. For beginners, start with a sanding band for general surface work or a fine carbide bit for removing gel polish.
-Adjust the speed of the nail drill. A lower speed (5,000–10,000 RPM) is best  forbeginners and natural nail care, while a higher speed (10,000–20,000 RPM)is suitable for removing acrylics or gel nails.

TOP TIPS FOR THE PERFECT TECHNIQUE
-Hold the Drill Like a Pen: Grip the drill securely, similar to how you would hold a pen. This gives you better control over the tool.
-Keep a Light Touch: Do not press the bit into the nail. Let the drill's speed do the work. Pressing too hard can cause nail damage or burns.
-Start with Low Speed: Begin with a low speed, especially if you are working on natural nails. High speeds are more appropriate for acrylic or gel removal.
-Move in One Direction: When filing, move the drill in a consistent direction. Avoid back-and-forth movements, which can cause friction and heat, potentially damaging the nail.