SMALL TEAR SHAPE 1.5 BIT

Small Teardrop Diamond Bit (1.5) – Micro-Precision for Pocket Creation and Finishing Applying color perfectly "under the cuticle" requires impeccable preparation and a correctly opened workspace. The YAS Teardrop Diamond Bit (red ring), in its micro 1.5 mm variant, is the detail tool specifically designed to lift and finish the eponychium with absolute finesse. Its unique shape, similar to a drop, gives you the safety to work in the narrowest spaces without traumatizing the natural nail. Technical Specifications & Advantages in the Salon: Teardrop Shape: The geometry of this bit is its secret. The thin tip delicately penetrates under the proximal fold, while the rounded "belly" of the teardrop gradually and safely lifts the cuticle, opening a deep and clean "pocket," ready for color application. Micro Diameter (1.5 mm): The extremely small size makes it perfect for clients with very tight cuticles, stuck to the nail, or with a small nail bed. It allows microscopic control in the lateral sinuses, where standard bits are too bulky. Fine Abrasiveness (Red Ring): The fine diamond grit is extremely gentle. It acts safely on the nail plate and sensitive tissue, eliminating the risk of creating grooves (rings of fire) or accidental cuts. Impeccable Finishing: Besides opening the pocket, the rounded base is excellent for buffing and finishing the skin around the folds after cutting the cuticle, preventing the appearance of hangnails. Durability and Hygiene: Built from top-quality stainless steel with a uniform diamond coating, the bit does not oxidize and perfectly withstands all methods of chemical disinfection and thermal sterilization (dry heat sterilizer/autoclave). Pro Tip for Technicians: Set the e-file machine to a speed of 10,000 - 15,000 RPM. The 1.5 mm teardrop bit is ideal as the second step in your manicure. After using a flame bit to clean the pterygium, use the "belly" of the teardrop bit with light movements from left to right (or vice versa), gently pushing the skin up and back. This technique will create that deep and rounded pocket, essential for a magazine-worthy, perfectly clean "macro" manicure.