YAS BEAUTY COSMETICS SRL
41179338 - J26/1190/2019
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€6.00
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Blue Bullet Diamond Bit – The Perfect Balance for Cuticle Lifting and Styling For a precise and continuous cut of the cuticle, the proximal fold must be perfectly detached and lifted. The YAS Bullet-shaped Diamond Bit (blue ring) is the ideal transition tool in combined manicure. With a rounded tip and a medium abrasiveness, this e-file bit gently catches the tissue and pushes it up, creating the perfect "tension" necessary for a flawless cut with scissors. Technical Specifications & Advantages in the Salon: Bullet Shape: Unlike the flame bit which has a sharp tip, the bullet shape has a rounded tip (blunt cone). This design offers maximum safety, preventing pricking of the fold or scratching of the nail plate, being extremely comfortable for the client. Medium Abrasiveness (Blue Ring): The medium grit offers the necessary mechanical "grip" to catch and pull the skin upwards. It is ideal for normal, elastic cuticles or those with a slight tendency to thicken, reducing preparation time. Specialist in Cuticle Lifting: This is its main role. After the initial opening of the pocket, the belly of the bullet bit rolls under the proximal fold, lifting the cuticle and turning it into a clear "border", ready to be cut in a single movement. Nail Plate Cleaning: The sides of the bit efficiently clean the pterygium residues left on the nail, leaving the surface perfectly clean for the application of preparation solutions and the base. Durability and Hygiene: The diamond particles are firmly anchored on the stainless steel shaft, ensuring superior resistance to wear and total compatibility with thermal sterilization processes (dry heat sterilizer/autoclave). Pro Tip for Technicians: Set the e-file machine to a speed of 12,000 - 15,000 RPM. The bullet bit is often called the "savior" tool for beginner technicians or for clients with a very flat eponychium. Work with short movements, from left to right (or vice versa), using the upper part of the bit to gently push the skin up and back ("push-up" technique). The created tension will highlight exactly the portion of dead skin that must be eliminated with the scissors.