Nail file and buffer
Emery boards - x5

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Our emery boards feature 2 complementary sides:

  • 1 coarse grit side to shorten nails without causing splitting
  • 1 fine grit side to shape your nails

Choose from 2 emery boards, depending on your nail type:

  • All nail types: with two grit levels, perfect for creating your desired nail shape on any nail type
  • Fragile nails: with a fine grit, specially designed for fragile, sensitive, brittle or soft nails

Sold in packs of 5.

A simple black and white sketch of a hand in a fist, viewed from the side, with three lines above it to indicate motion or emphasis. Nail type: Damaged, Soft, Sensitive, Ridged, and Dull
A black checkmark inside a black circle on a light gray background. Benefits: Shortens & defines nails
A simple black outline of a magic wand with a star at the tip, surrounded by small lines indicating sparkles or magical effects, on a light gray background. Usage: Before each manucure

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Description

Before every manicure, shaping your nails is an essential step for a beautifully balanced finish.

Choose the emery boards that suits your nail type:

  • All Nail Types: Dual grit file designed to create your desired nail shape on any nail type.
  • Fragile Nails: Fine grit file specially designed for fragile, sensitive, brittle or soft nails.

Why you'll love it:

  • Quick and easy to use
  • Two complementary sides: one coarse grit side to shorten nails without causing splitting, one fine grit side to refine the nail shape
  • Cushioned core for gentle filing
  • Grit specially adapted to natural, sensitive and weakened nails
  • Gentle on the natural nail


Pack of 5 emery boards

How to use the emery board

  1. Using the coarse grit side, without the logo, shorten your nails if needed.
  2. Using the fine grit side, with the logo, create your desired nail shape by filing the sides first.
  3. Still using the fine grit side, with the logo, finish by filing the top edge of the nail to create a balanced shape.

Please note: always file in the same direction to protect the nail's keratin layers.

A traditional nail file should not be cleaned with water. Instead, gently tap it against a flat surface or remove dust with the Dust Brush to clear away any residue.
This nail file is designed for limited use. If you are looking for a long lasting, endlessly reusable alternative, choose our glass nail file.

💅 Pro tip

If you have fragile nails, file the underside of the free edge to help prevent peeling and splitting.

Five Manucurist Emery boards are arranged diagonally on a light beige background. Each file, featuring a fine grit surface, displays the brand name Manucurist printed in black letters.
Emery boards - x5
Image displaying three manicure tools: an Emery boards - x5 set from Manucurist (for shortening and shaping nails with coarse or fine grit options), a nail buffer sponge (to prep the nail plate), and a 3-face nail buffer (to add shine)—each tool is described. The text asks, “Which one to choose?”—do you prefer classic Manucurist emery boards or multi-step buffers?.
Five Manucurist-us 180/240 emery boards for fragile nails are arranged diagonally on a light beige background, ideal for gently shaping brittle or sensitive nails.
Close-up of a person shaping their sensitive nails with a Manucurist-us 180/240 emery board for fragile nails (pack of 5) against a light peach background.

FAQs

Les questions les plus fréquemment posées par nos utilisatrices et notre communauté !

What are the Emery Boards used for?

  • Gently shortens nails using the coarse-grit side.
  • Shapes the nail by filing the free edge with the fine-grit side.

What are the benefits of these Emery Boards?

  • Dual-sided design: one coarse-grit side to shorten nails without causing splitting, and one fine-grit side to shape the nails.
  • Specially designed for sensitive and weakened natural nails.

What is the difference between a traditional file and a glass file?

They have different techniques: the glass file uses gentle movements while a traditional file needs faster, firmer strokes. The choice usually comes down to individual habits and preferences. However, glass accessories offer a more sustainable and premium experience.

 

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Overall rating: 4.8270144 / 5 from 844 reviews.

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Parfaites. longue durée Bien que

"Parfaites. longue durée Bien que le côté plus abrasif le soit trop je trouve, meme moi avec mes ongles durs et épais. . . Du coup je l'utilise très peu c'est du gâchis, dommage. Je les garde en secours !"

— Sophie R. (5/5)

Ces limes à ongles sont

"Ces limes à ongles sont tops! Très bon rapport qualité / prix."

— alexandra p. (5/5)

Elles sont très bien

"Elles sont très bien"

— fanfan.flave@gmail.com ‎. (5/5)

Perfette

"Perfette"

— ceccatoteresa@gmail.com ‎. (5/5)

Bonjour il était prévue que

"Bonjour il était prévue que j ai une réduction de 15% sur mes prochains achat et je vois que cela n as pas été fait dommage"

— Grzeszczak C. (5/5)

Merci d’avoir fait des limes

"Merci d’avoir fait des limes pour ongles fragiles. C’est mon cas et je vois la différence avec les autres, mes ongles sont limés en douceur!"

— Marie-Pierre P. (5/5)

My favourite nail files

"The files are very durable, and the double sided design makes it quick and easy to shape my nails."

— Jasmin (5/5)

Très bien et solides

"Très bien et solides"

— Christine R. (5/5)

j'adore !

"j'adore !"

— Aurelia R. (5/5)

Un peu grande pour un

"Un peu grande pour un sac à main Il faudrait une petite à l’intérieur pour emporter plus facilement"

— Agnès V. (4/5)

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