MakarttElectric Nail Drill Bits: Tapered Barrel Carbide Diamond Sanding Bit for Nail Prep Shaping, Upgrade Drill Tips with Cross Teeth & Dust-Proof Ring for Manicure Salon Cuticle Remove, M #150 Grit

Bit easily removed dried cuticle form nail plate and exfoliated hard hangnails from cuticle well. Find this bit works best on dehydrated tissues -cleanse nail with alcohol or acetone prior to use for best results. Work in a slow speed -can easily cause rings of fire if you do not pay attention.

I do my nails a tonne but recently I've been doing other people's nails and noticed that cuticle prep was taking a fair bit of time. I'm not a professional so over filing the nail plate was a concern when spending so much time in one area trying to remove dead skin. I found this bit and saw that it was specifically for cuticles so I bought it. I'm not sure how I've gone this long without this bit! It's so small but it does so much in so little time. It removes even the most stubborn dead skin from the nail plate, lifts the dead cuticles, and pushes them back all in one go! This itty bitty bit saves me so much time by doing three steps at once. Typically I switch between a few bits to get the job done, as well as using cuticle pushers. I gave my brother a manicure and pedicure with this single bit in a fraction of the time. I am a super fan.

works great

Muy bueno

This is one of my favorite bits. I use this when cleaning the area around the crevices. Diamond bits are good, but diamond bits have the disadvantage of not being able to be used for a long time, but this one can be used for a long time and tidies up neatly.

I have very stubborn cuticles that stick like cement on my nail bed making it almost impossible to push back, especially in the corners. Additionally my sidewalls grow fast and stick making a nightmare for putting on Hard Gel nails and causing lifting. Normally I buy Sally Hansen Cuticle Remover (blue bottle) which is a miracle in a bottle. I still spend an exorbitant amount of time pushing back/removing my cuticles despite owning every cuticle care tool.Out of curiosity I perused thru Amazon for eFile bits specifically for cuticles and found this. Considering the grit on it is different than anything I’ve tried I figured what the heck. I just tried it first dry and then with some cuticle oil and WHOA‼️ Look at how much cuticle I removed considering I just filled my nails yesterday and thought they were as far back as they could go. In the photos I drew in yellow the starting point so you can more easily see where to look in the other photo.❤️ this and am going to buy a couple more as back up in case this one gets lost or bent. Miracle‼️‼️ I probably won’t need to buy the Sally Hansen anymore but that stuff does work miracles, may try in conjunction with this bit. AND using my eFile on low speed 4 RPM there was no heat 🔥 no pain no bleeding 🩸 and it seemed to melt thru the cuticle especially so after I added some cuticle oil and let it soak in for a minute. Worked just as well in Forward as in Reverse 🔄

Be careful!! This tip is sharp and dangerous. It will do a superb job however it is used. For myself, though…I would prefer a tapered tip (rather than the flat one that came with the drill.)

Very good productQuick on removing cuticles