Replacement files white on a soft basis for the pedicure disk PODODISC STALEKS PRO L 100 grit (50 pcs)
For a professional, the client's safety is always in the first place! And when safety is combined with quality of work, it wins twice. From this point of view, disposable abrasives will never lose their relevance!
The Staleks Pro Pododisc L set is a set of 50 interchangeable files on an adhesive base that are easily and securely attached to the disc of the pedicure device. A real find for hygienic service! After each client, the used file is removed and replaced with a new one. Thus, the tool is always not only guaranteed to be clean, but also maintains excellent performance.
Features of Staleks Pro Pododisc L files:
- a large supply of consumables;
- quality and attention to detail;
- soft foam backing for abrasive;
- diameter L - size sufficient for quick processing of large areas;
- grit 100, intended for effective work in areas with a dense stratum corneum.
Application of Staleks Pro Pododisc L files:
Black treatment of large areas with a thick layer of roughened skin.
The Staleks Pro Pododisc L set is the comfort of the master, the safety of the client and a practical approach to work.
What is the difference between white and black variable files:
- The abrasive of white files consists of aluminum oxide, which makes them more plastic, soft and wear-resistant. Black files are made of silicon carbide, which makes them harder, but has a high degree of brittleness.
- White files have a small abrasive grain of a rounded shape, which allows you not to injure the nail plate. Black files have a sharp abrasive that is self-sharpening in the process of sawing.
- White replacement files have a stearate coating that prevents organic dust from clogging the coating, black files have no coating.
- White files are better for filing a dry nail, black files work well for filing a wet nail.
- The white color of the file is more hygienic than black in work, no streaks or grooves are visible on the file after sawing, and light abrasive particles are not visible when they come into contact with artificial material during nail extension.
