Le Mini Macaron E-File Nail Drill

Features

• The perfect tool for nail beginners
• All-in-one nail drill that rotates in 2 directions for polish, prep and gel removal.
• Lightweight & easy to handle
• Low-heat, gentle & non-damaging
• Salon-quality experience
• Indicator light shows blue when fully charged, red when charging
• 3W with 10,800 rotations per minute

Includes

• Drill and 5 heads with a sleek and protective case for storage.
• Comes with a USB cord to charge. A 2.5 hour full charge allows for >30 min of continuous use.

The drill arrives with a low battery, so we recommend fully charging it before first use. Select the drill head you prefer and insert it into the drill hole. Verify it is secured and not pulling easily. Press the power button for a few seconds to turn on the drill. The head will start to rotate in one direction. To change the direction, press the power button once briefly (without holding it). When finished using the drill, press and hold the power button again until the bit stops rotating. Then, pull the head out firmly to remove it from the drill.

How to use the heads:

1. Shape Head (hard skin removal)

Place it at a diagonal angle, above the skin around the nail (nail walls and edges). Use small dragging motions in the opposite direction of the head's rotation to gently remove any rough skin or calluses around your fingers, and to smooth these areas.

2. Cuticle Care

Use this accessory to lift the cuticle from your nails. Place the tip of the head between the nail and the excess cuticle skin. Gently lift the cuticle with the tip of the head. Once lifted, position the head flat and parallel to the nail to remove any excess skin from the cuticle. Use a diagonal angle to eliminate the skin around the nail walls.

3. Exfoliate & Buff

Use the shape of the head to match the natural curve of your nail plate, positioning the narrower part of the head closer to the cuticle. Work in a single direction to remove any skin residue or leftover product. Glide the head across the entire nail plate to buff the surface before applying polish.

5. File

Place the head on the nail edge and work in a single direction to file and shorten the nails to the desired length and shape.

6. Gel Remover

For safety reasons, only remove the top layers of the gel polish. You should still see a thin layer of color after using the drill. Work in the opposite direction that the drill head is rotating, from the cuticle to the free edge of the nail. Try to make long, continuous passes without crossing the same area to avoid overheating the natural nail. Take care to follow an organized pattern, such as moving from right to left and top to bottom. Ensure you work across the entire surface of the nail to achieve the desired result. Then soak off following the usual removal instructions.

Pro tips : Begin with gentle pressure and gradually adjust as you become more comfortable with the technique.

Precautions: Keep out of reach of children.