If you have grooves on your nails, it is important to buff them out before a manicure. Learn how to use a nail buffer in this free nail care video about how give yourself a manicure. more »
If you have ridges on your nails, a buffer can make your nails nice and smooth. Learn how to use a nail buffer in this free nail care video about manicure supplies. more »
Use the rough side of a good nail buffer to rub the glue off. Don't do it too much as it can sting later if you do. Just take off as much as you can to feel comfortable in your skin again! Wash hands and apply a moisturizer to the area. more »
Many women value a fresh manicure and the way it makes them feel, but don't have the extra cash to make weekly pilgrimages to the salon. Others are concerned about the recent warnings regarding the chemical contents of nail polish and the impact it may have on the body. Olive oil and a nail buffer can substitute for a regular manicure no matter what your reasons are, and is very easy to do. more »
Get rid of nail ridges by smoothing out the nail first and then using a four or three way buffer. Use the gray side, then green and finally white of a nail buffer when removing ridges in nails with hints from an experienced nail technician in this free video on nail care. more »
Copyright © 1999-2009 eHow, Inc. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. en-US
