There are a number of ways to avoid this, when you use a new file rub the sharp edges off it with another file as this is the most common reason for cutting a client. Also use your own fingers to protect the surrounding skin of your clients when filing enhancements. If you do cut a client remember to throw that file away. Blood spots may still be present on the file and you may not be able to see them with the naked eye, you need to protect the health of your other clients.
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Vickieminx1
You will need to be trained so maybe first go on a nail course, Sally do them or even CND for a good course. If you protect the clients skin with your fingers and make sure the edge of the file is not sharp you will be fine. Just be careful and go slow!
Alaskatooty
Hi Just take the edges off the file with another file. If you are careful you will miss their skin x
really sorry! I meant to add that to the comment above!
wowitsme
Go on a course, such as one at the Nails and Beauty Academy in London, UK. They are the best in Europe and train hundreds of nail technicians every year.
J4yne
Practise Practise Practise I have been a nail tech for 20 years I have never cut a client . Hole the nail with the skin pulled back and as the others stated file the edges of a new file. If you do cut someone you should sterilise your file which should be done in any case .... if you throw all of your files away after use this will become expensive. do not use acetone to blend a tip however you can purchase tip blender
fantasia
always protect your client fingers with your own. try not to use the file heavy handed light strokes will give the same effect
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