how to use and maintain an electric nail drill correctly?

Yesterday, we shared “How to Select A Good Electric Nail Drill”, and we wanna share "How to Use and Maintain An Electric Nail Drill Correctly" today. I hope you find this article useful.

How to Use An Electric Nail Drill Correctly?

It's critical to get rid of dead skin before getting manicures, therefore the first step is to push the cuticle back slowly and carefully.

1.Use a slow speed for cuticle work. Cuticles are sensitive and thin and accidentally over filing not only damages the nail bed, but it’s also painful. Use the adjustable settings to customize drill speeds.

2.Use a medium speed for backfill. When you are filing the backfill or concave area of the nail, you can speed things up. But don’t go too fast, or you will risk damaging the nail.

3.Use a fast speed on the nail surface. You can move the speed up to 15,000 RPM for shaping nails when filing the nail surface.

Hold your nail drill horizontally while you are working as if you were holding a pencil while you file,which can allow for the smallest movements by using your forefinger to control the drill direction. Move the drill from one side of the nail to the other in slow circular movements.

How to Maintain An Electric Nail Drill Correctly?

1.Make certain that all parts are dry.

Make sure all parts are dry and disinfected before being used. They should be entirely dry before being put back. Keep all of your drill bits in their own separate container so that you can know where they are clearly and find them quickly, and prevent them from becoming mixed up with other dirty items.

2.Make sure to hygienically cleanse your bits.

Make sure to disinfect your nail drill bits before and after use each time. Clean the dust & debris from small crevices with a fine cloth or toothbrush, and remove filings with a soft brush since a soft toothbrush is convenient. If the drill bit has nail polish, you can soak it in acetone for a few minutes.

3.Hold your nail drill with care and steadiness, avoiding bending the handle. Keep an eye on the angle at which the drill's cable is positioned.

4.Don't use lubricating agents on your nail drill.

It’s unnecessary to use lubricating agents on your nail drill. Nail drills are usually equipped with self-lubricating bearings. Additional oil might create too much heat, causing the machine to overheat and wear out.

5.Make sure to unplug the electric file before cleaning It.

6.Don't let strangers touch your nail drill.

Including your family, husband, children, and non-technical employees in the salon since it is likely that their curiosity and irregular operations will cause your nail drill to be damaged.