PUSHER SUPREME 2

Supreme 2 Professional Pusher – Precision and Versatility in "Orange Stick" Format The evolution of instrumentation has transformed the classic wooden stick into a high-precision, permanent, and perfectly hygienic metal tool. The YAS Beauty Lab Supreme 2 Pusher takes the familiar shape of an orange stick but elevates it to professional standards. With a smart dual-ended design, this instrument is indispensable for the meticulous preparation of the natural nail, offering the technician absolute control in both pushing the cuticle and cleaning at a micro-detail level. Technical Specifications & Workspace Advantages: Ergonomic Format (Orange Stick Style): The slim and familiar design offers exceptional maneuverability. The tool is perfectly balanced to sit comfortably in the hand, allowing for fine movements and a quick rotation between the two functional ends during work. Beveled End (Pusher & Scraper): The flat beveled part is designed to gently push the proximal fold and open the cuticle pocket. Its precise edge also efficiently cleans pterygium residue stuck to the nail plate, preparing a perfectly clean surface for base application. Pointed End (For Micro-Cleaning): The sharp tip (pointer) is the "surgeon" of the tool. It is ideal for cleaning skin residue and impurities from very tight lateral sinuses, removing debris from under the free edge of the nail (especially during pedicures), or even manipulating nail art decorations. Premium Stainless Steel: Unlike wooden sticks, which are single-use and can harbor bacteria, this metal tool is a sustainable and safe investment, manufactured from a wear-resistant alloy. 100% Safe Sterilization: The high-quality material allows for immersion in disinfectant solutions and sterilization at high temperatures (dry heat sterilizer or autoclave), strictly adhering to the hygiene protocols of a professional salon. Pro Tip for Technicians: Since the tool is metal, it is crucial to adjust your pressure compared to a wooden stick. When using the beveled end, hold the instrument at a very low angle (as flat as possible against the nail) and work with gentle movements to avoid scratching the nail plate. When using the pointed end for cleaning lateral grooves, always direct the tip parallel to the nail—never perpendicular to the living tissue—to prevent pricking the fold.