IllumeGirl
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feel really silly asking this but can someone refresh my memory on abrasive grits. eg is it from 100grit being roughest up to ? being the smoothest.
abrasive grits
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The lower the grit count, the rougher the abrasive is.
Nothing lower than a 240 grit should ever be used on the natural nail and even then we are talking about minimal use in the direction of nail growth.
When I teach I call it exfoliating the surface of the natural nail. It gets the students to think immediately of a gentle action just to remove shine rather than an abrasive harsh action which will remove nail plate layers.
Nothing lower than a 240 grit should ever be used on the natural nail and even then we are talking about minimal use in the direction of nail growth.
When I teach I call it exfoliating the surface of the natural nail. It gets the students to think immediately of a gentle action just to remove shine rather than an abrasive harsh action which will remove nail plate layers.
IllumeGirl
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thankyou room one and geeg xx
