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Each and every nail file from Yoshida File Manufacturing is handcrafted by a skilled artisan. It features a three-stage file design, with three straight lines intersecting to form numerous points, ensuring a smooth file. Made entirely from stainless steel, it is rust-resistant and hygienic to use. Furthermore, the file edges will not wear out, allowing for semi-permanent use. As a traditional Japanese product, it is carefully crafted, offering a quality not found in cheaper products. [Different teeth on both sides] &minte's specially made type features different numbers of teeth on both sides, with coarse (300 blades x 3 = 900 blades) and fine (300 blades). The fine teeth allow for more precise adjustments. Available in long and short lengths. The long type is the same size as the regular series, allowing for longer strokes in one go. The short type is recommended for those with small nails or those who want to carry it around with them. Only available in matte silver. [Double-sided file] This is a classic Yoshida file from the regular series, featuring 900 blades on both sides. Being double-sided makes it a popular series with versatile use. The original 900 blades offer a balanced file feel, offering both ease of use and precision. Available in matte black and matte silver. The tip is also available in pointed and rounded tip types. The pointed tip is Yoshida file's most popular, classic type, and can be used to treat light ingrown nails and cuticles. The rounded tip is a safety-conscious design created in response to requests from parents with small children and the elderly, and is recommended for those who do not need to treat ingrown nails or who are concerned about sharp tips. Product Precautions: *Washable and hygienic *If it gets wet, dry it thoroughly or wipe it off. ~ Recommended polishing method ~ 1. Place the nail file at an angle of about 45 degrees against the nail. 2. File in one direction as much as possible. *If you use too much force, you may file the nail too much, so file smoothly without using too much pressure. For a good finish, file the nail little by little from the backside. *The above is the recommended polishing method, but please polish in a way that suits you. *Ideally, it is better to care for your nails when they have grown a little longer, rather than waiting until they have fully grown out. If they are too long, it may be better to lightly trim them with nail clippers first. - Recommended as a gift - Father's Day, Mother's Day, Birthday, Gift, Caregiver, Respect for the Aged Day ~Traditional Manufacturing Method~ We pride ourselves on our three-stage file sharpening process, a testament to our skilled craftsmanship. Nail files are made from thin stainless steel plates, approximately 1 mm thick. Each nail file blade is sharpened by hammering a steel blade called a "chigae" into the plate. This sharpening process is called "chigae." At Yoshida File Factory, each file is hand-sharpened using a sharpening machine. Craftsmen sharpen the chisel, adjust the strength of the sharpening machine, and hammer the file blades evenly into the stainless steel plate. Sharpening is performed three times (three stages) on the stainless steel plate, diagonally left and right, and horizontally. This process is repeated six times on both sides, for a total of six times. The chisel wears down each time it is sharpened, so it must be re-sharpened and adjusted each time. If the chisel is not sharpened horizontally or if the strength of the sharpening machine is not balanced, the resulting file will not be evenly sharpened. The craftsman works on each nail one by one, relying on his eyes, ears, the vibration of the sharpening machine, and the feel of the file marks. When these three levels intersect, a point is created that firmly catches the fine fibers of the nail. The nail does not escape but follows the surface of the file, allowing the nail to be filed smoothly without putting strain on it. The file marks are driven in at equal intervals and to the same depth, This is the pinnacle of skill that only a skilled craftsman can achieve. It looks beautiful and is extremely comfortable to use. Each nail file from Yoshida File Manufacturing is handcrafted by artisans. It features a three-stage file design, with three intersecting straight lines forming numerous points for a smooth file. Made entirely of stainless steel, it's rust-resistant and hygienic. The file's edges won't wear out, allowing for nearly permanent use. As a traditional Japanese product, it's carefully crafted, offering a quality not found in cheaper products. Product Types: [Double-Sided Different Teeth Type] This &minte-exclusive file features different tooth counts on both sides, with coarse (300 teeth x 3 = 900 teeth) and fine (300 teeth) teeth. The fine teeth allow for more precise adjustments. Available in long and short lengths. The long type is the same size as the regular series, allowing for longer strokes. The short type is recommended for those with smaller nails or those who prefer to carry it around. Available in matte silver only. [Double-Sided Same Teeth Type] This file is part of the traditional Yoshida File regular series, with 900 teeth on both sides. This popular series is double-sided and can be used for a wide range of purposes. The original 900 blades provide a balanced sharpening experience between ease of sharpening and fineness. Available in matte black and matte silver. We also offer pointed and rounded tip files. The pointed tip is Yoshida File's most popular, traditional type, and can be used to treat mild ingrown nails and cuticles. The rounded tip is designed with safety in mind, and was developed in response to requests from parents with small children and elderly people. It is recommended for those who do not need to treat ingrown nails or who are concerned about sharp tips. Product Precautions: *Washable and hygienic. *If the file becomes wet, dry it thoroughly or wipe it off. Recommended File Tips: 1. Hold the nail file at an angle of about 45 degrees to the nail. 2. File in one direction as much as possible. *Applying too much pressure can result in over-filed nails, so file smoothly without applying too much pressure. File slowly from the underside of the nail for a smooth finish. *These are our recommended file tips, but we hope you find the method that best suits you. *It is also best to start grooming your nails once they have grown a little longer, rather than waiting until they are fully grown out. If they are too long, it may be better to trim them lightly with nail clippers. ~ Recommended as a gift ~ Father's Day, Mother's Day, Birthday, Gift, Care Respect for the Aged Day ~Traditional Manufacturing Method~ We boast a three-stage file sharpening process that showcases our skilled craftsmanship. Nail files are made from thin stainless steel plates, approximately 1 mm thick. Each nail file blade is sharpened by hammering a steel blade called a "chigae" (sharpening). This sharpening process is called "sharpening." At Yoshida File Factory, each file is hand-sharpened using a sharpening machine. Craftsmen sharpen the chisel, adjust the strength of the sharpening machine, and hammer the file blades evenly into the stainless steel plate. Sharpening is performed on the stainless steel material three times (three stages)—diagonally left and right and horizontally—and this process is repeated six times on both sides. The chisel wears down each time it is sharpened, so it must be re-sharpened and adjusted each time. If the chisel is not sharpened horizontally or the strength of the sharpening machine is not balanced, the resulting file will not be evenly sharpened. The craftsman works on each nail one by one, relying on his eyes, ears, the vibration of the sharpener, and the feel of the file. The intersection of these three steps creates a point that firmly catches the fine fibers of the nail. The nail does not escape but follows the surface of the file, allowing the nail to be filed smoothly without putting strain on it. The nails are driven in methodically at equal intervals and to the same depth. The file marks are the pinnacle of skill that only a skilled craftsman can achieve. They look beautiful and are extremely comfortable to use.